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Random Name Picker
Posted on October 27, 2009 by JR
http://classtools.net/ Keep the kids on the their toes! In the style of The Hat, The Random Name Picker from ClassTools.Net will mix up a list of kids so you can call on them fairly, and in a fun way You can paste the names in, then choose either the Fruit Machine or the Typewriter. Like [...]
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Learn About The Flu
Posted on October 26, 2009 by JR
BrainPOP has a movie abou the H1N1 flu that has been recently updated to include current information. It can be accessed, even for non-subscribers here. For younger students, BrainPop Jr. has a movie available that discusses germs and hand-washing. At this time it appears to be available for subscribers only. There is a pretty good [...]
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Guest Post: Random Team Generator
Posted on October 23, 2009 by JR
By: Amy Colucci, TabletTalk Guest Blogger Next time you need to create groups with your students try the random image group generator in SMART Notebook. It is easy to get pictures of your students using either your document camera or any digital camera. You can take pictures of your students in a line of 4 [...]
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Kerpoof Studio
Posted on October 22, 2009 by JR
Kerpoof Studio. Quick Follow Up On Kerpoof… Consider adding the ‘Kerpoof Studio’ to your favorites and using it as a whiteboard. When you don’t need all the functionality of SMART Notebook it is a fun little alternative. You can write/draw in multiple colors, add text, adjust line thickness and it even slightly corrects a drawn [...]
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The Hat
Posted on October 22, 2009 by JR
Tutorial Download The Hat is a piece of freeware available for download from Harmony Hollow. It is a random name generator. Once you load your list of students in to The Hat, you can shuffle the names and it will randomly select someone. Keep your students on their toes and be sure that you call [...]
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Kerpoof!
Posted on October 20, 2009 by JR
http://www.kerpoof.com/ Kerpoof! Teacher Page Kerpoof! Has been mentioned here before. While prepping for a PD on the site I was reminded of the depth of options and thought it warranted a second post. (And I wanted the links handy for my training) So here goes: Kerpoof! is a site where children can create things. The [...]
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Two Clip Art Collections
Posted on October 20, 2009 by JR
Clip Art is one of those things that you kind of hate to go searching for on the web. Clip Art sites are notorious for pop up ads and broken links. Many Clip Art sites are nothing more than a list of other clip art sites and still others are blocked behind school filters. Your [...]
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One Motion
Posted on October 19, 2009 by JR
http://www.onemotion.com/ This site has five sections to it. There is an online drum machine and canvas for painting. I have added these to the Art and Music lists, respectively. There is a snake game which isn’t overly educational, but I think it would be a good exercise for mouse or SMART Board skills. There is a spider [...]
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My Story Maker
Posted on October 19, 2009 by JR
By: Liane Dattilo, TabletTalk Guest Blogger My Story Maker is exactly what you would expect from the title, a story maker. It’s super simple interface can be navigated by the youngest elementary student, but it’s features are detailed enough to engage intermediate students as well. There are several settings, characters, scenery objects and props to [...]
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