Google Classroom, Flipgrid, and SeeSaw – The Week in Review
Good morning from Maine where the sun is shining and it is a perfect day to play outside with daughters and my dogs. Before they’re
Good morning from Maine where the sun is shining and it is a perfect day to play outside with daughters and my dogs. Before they’re
Earlier this week I received an email from a reader who was seeking clarification on the meaning of “not filtered by license” in the Tools
ABCya’s Number Chart is a simple but fun online activity for elementary school students. The chart offers “beginner” and “challenge” activities. In both activity levels students
As many of you know, Practical Ed Tech is the site through which I offer professional development webinars. I host those webinars on a regular
If your students are like mine, at one point or another you’ve asked for volunteers and not had any students raise their hands. In that
By the time that many of you read this, I’ll be fly fishing on one of my favorite rivers in Maine. Where I’m going there
Developing persuasive writing skills is a process that students start in elementary school and continue to develop through high school and beyond. Read Write Think
Do you remember when a cup of coffee didn’t cost $3? Or when ten dollars bought you enough gasoline to drive for a week? How
Years ago TED-Ed started a playlist of video lessons called Math in Real Life. That playlist that started out with just a couple dozen lessons
If you’re looking to improve your search skills this summer or you want to find new ideas for teaching search skills, check out Power Searching
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