Shakespeare Uncovered is a series of videos about Shakespeare’s life and work. The series, hosted on PBS Learning Media, is organized thematically. Some of the themes
Regular readers of this blog probably know that my go-to places for free images are Photos for Class, Pixabay, and Unsplash. But those aren’t the
The Vox video about why we say “OK” raises the question of whether you should write “OK,” “okay,” or “O.K.” That’s just one of many
A few days ago Vox published a short video that explains the origins of “OK” and how it came to be something that we say,
Good afternoon from Maine where it is a beautiful late summer day. We just got back from a great morning at the Oxford County Fair
Google Forms and Google Sheets are my go-to tools when I need to collect and organize data. One of the things that I often help
Earlier this week I shared some videos and a couple of interactive resources for teaching lessons about the U.S. Constitution on Constitution Day. Constitution Day
On Monday I shared free five apps that I recommend for making videos on iPads in elementary school classrooms. You might have looked at the
A few weeks ago on PracticalEdTech.com I hosted a webinar titled Get Organized With Google Classroom, Calendar, and Keep. 75 people joined that webinar to
Bookmark It is a free Chrome extension that can solve a problem many people face when trying to show students just a specific part of
A teacher’s tool that turns the printed pages of any classroom into engaging digital activities.
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