Good morning from Maine where I’m home after spending most of the week in western Nebraska. It was there that I took the picture featured in this post. It’s a little hard to make it out, but there’s a bull elk in the picture. It was one of three that walked right past me early on Monday morning. Those of you who follow me on Instagram might have also seen a video of those same elk earlier this week.
Now that I’m home this weekend is going to be full of some late autumn chores like putting away my kids’ outdoor toy box for the winter and cleaning up the last of leaf piles. There will also be time for fun. I hope that you have a fun weekend!
These were the week’s most popular posts:
1. Where I’d Like to Go – A Geography Lesson With Google Drawings
2. An Overview of Five Fun Geography Games for Students
3. Felt – A New Way to Create Multimedia Maps
4. Is This the End of the Google Keep Chrome Extension?
5. A Google Earth Lesson With the “I’m Feeling Lucky” Button
6. Free, Customizable Clip Art
7. 30+ Activity Templates to Use in Google Classroom
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This post originally appeared on FreeTech4Teachers.com. If you see it elsewhere, it has been used without permission. Featured image captured by Richard Byrne.
