Code-a-Thon Free Nationwide Competition for K-8 Students
If you’re looking to get students coding this school year the folks at Learning.com have a totally free, nationwide competition
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If you’re looking to get students coding this school year the folks at Learning.com have a totally free, nationwide competition
A few weeks ago I signed for a delivery that has totally changed the way I think about a hot topic
This summer I shared mysimpleshow, a tool that lets teachers create their own explainer video for free. With this web-based
Are you looking to incorporate the presidential election into your lessons? You’ll want to check out the totally free, printable
As a classroom teacher I loved incorporating elections into the classroom. I love social studies, current events and informational text.
I’m super excited to share a special opportunity from Kids Discover Online. They have a special contest going on now
WriteReader is an ELA and ELL early literacy tool that focuses on supporting elementary school students. With WriteReader kids can author
Earlier this year I shared the super cool parent communication tool Bloomz. The team at Bloomz has a terrific feature for
Are you looking to promote collaboration among your students? Ormiboard is a fantastic teacher tool that gives educators the power to create
How do you share information with families during the school year? Parent newsletters are a great way to keep parents in the loop
The folks at TinyBop have amazing apps for students with a special STEM Teacher Guide! Last year I profiled six
Earlier this year I had the chance to talk to the team at NetRef. We spoke about their tool for
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