This week is school vacation week here in Maine. I usually take this week off to go ice fishing on Moosehead Lake. Unfortunately, that’s not
Good morning from Maine where we’re going to have another cold and snowy weekend. Every morning this week was below zero (Fahrenheit) when I let
Earlier this week I answered an email from a reader who was looking for suggestions for tools that her elementary school students can use to
Back in September I wrote a review of a new online whiteboard tool called Whiteboard.chat. I like it because it allows teachers to create whiteboards
Russel Tarr, a history teacher and developer of ClassTools.net, recently released a new template called the Wikipedia Timeline Generator. This free tool will take a
Whether it’s to illustrate a point, to tug at heart strings, or to provide comic relief a good video clip can help move a presentation
Wakelet is a service that continues to add useful features for teachers and students. One of the ways that I like to use Wakelet is
On Wednesday I shared a video about how to make edible glass candy hearts. That activity could get messy in your classroom or kitchen. If
Twice in the last week I’ve received questions from readers about Google Slides. In both cases the questions were related to using fonts and color
Valentine’s Day is this coming Sunday. My daughter’s preschool is having a little celebration on Friday during which little cards will be exchanged. She’s very
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