The Smithsonian American Art Museum offers thirteen fantastic online activities for use in art and history classes. The activities range from topics like Cleopatra Lost
In the style of Dan Meyer and Larry Ferlazzo, I share with you the link to my classroom blog for the year. MrByrneTeaches.com is where
The US Department of Health and Human Services recently held a contest for people to create public service announcements about influenza prevention. The ten finalists
I’ve written about 43 Things in the past, but as school starts again I thought it would be worthwhile to revisit it. 43 Things is
Masher is a great, free, tool for creating video mash-ups. Masher offers a large collection of video clips from the BBC’s Motion Gallery and Rip
Last week my blog post 5 Ways to Get Free Stuff for Your Classroom was the most popular post of the week. That tells me
The Museum of Humor appeared today the Delicious “most popular” RSS feed. I had never heard of the Museum of Humor prior to today, so
It’s Friday afternoon and time for another week in review. As I do every week, I’ve compiled a list of the seven most popular items
This is another short video that I used in class today. Before showing the video, as a review activity, I asked my students how the
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