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My “Classroom Printables” LiveBinder is filling up. I added...

Anonymous — Wed, 10 Aug 2011 02:39:27 GMT

My “Classroom Printables” LiveBinder is filling up. I added more free color posters and some great board games from Jefferson County Schools.

Jefferson County Schools have a wonderful array of free printable games and game boards. They are full color, easy to access and print. Students can make their own game cards and also create instructions for the game. You can print game boards for use with any subject or theme. There are lots of choices here. If you are looking for game boards this site will be a go to for you.

MathPickle.com is the newest addition to my Marvelous Math Sites...

Anonymous — Thu, 28 Apr 2011 22:46:00 GMT

MathPickle.com is the newest addition to my Marvelous Math Sites LiveBinder.

#mathchat #elemchat #spedchat

It is a marvelous site for grades K-12, full of puzzles and games to stretch the mind. I particularly like the way students are able to work in groups to solve problems/puzzles.

MathPickle includes:

Great videos for teachers (via Youtube) with suggestions on how to implement MathPickle resources.
Videos for students are not YouTube creations and can easily be viewed at school.
Each lesson also contains superb PowerPoint and Keynote presentations to share with students as well as printables.

From the site: Selected unsolved problems engage a wide spectrum of student ability:

- Top students are thrilled to discover the edge of knowledge;

- Bottom Students lose their stigma of failure because everyone is failing. ”Games, puzzles, mini-competitions, and magic belong in the classroom.”

MathPickle is a free professional development resource for K-12 teachers. Here you will find problems that engage a wide spectrum of student ability.

Put your students in a pickle!

Dr. Gordon Hamilton, a mathematician, created this site because he has a a passion for K-12 mathematics classrooms.

via @2sparkley One of my favorites to follow on Twitter!

Mr. Carl's Corner

Anonymous — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 14:45:49 GMT

Free! K-2 Printables #elemchat #spedchat #edchat Mr. Carl has retired but still has a love of...

I haven’t check out Arcademic Skill Builders in a while,...

Anonymous — Wed, 13 Apr 2011 02:09:10 GMT

I haven’t check out Arcademic Skill Builders in a while, happened upon it tonight and I found that there have been some changes. They have added some really nice games where students can play against each other in a completely safe environment. The number of players vary from 1-12. Yes, you read me right, 12! Many students at my school will love this feature.

Games are available to enrich skills in math, geography, language arts, and time. Also there are no ads which I always love.

I have updated Marvelous Math Sites and Educational Game Sites LiveBinders to include Arcademic Skill Builders. Student’s will have a great time while building their skills. Love it!

20+ great archaeology games/interactives and more can be found...

Anonymous — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 21:49:01 GMT

20+ great archaeology games/interactives and more can be found at It’s About Time: Archaeology in the Classroom. Some really unusual and fun stuff that kids will enjoy while learning. I learned a few new things from them myself. LOL!

* Added to Sensational Science Sites binder

I learned about Skillwise this morning, during a webinar on...

Anonymous — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 13:55:36 GMT

I learned about Skillwise this morning, during a webinar on storytelling, from Sue Lyon-Jones, the presenter. She was right. Skillwise is a terrific site for reinforcing reading, writing and math skills. Offered as a site for adults learning Engish I think they have some great resources for Elementary students and teachers as well.

I really like their printables and games, which can very easily be used in the classroom. I thought they were very topic specific and would certainly help reinforce skills needed.

I have added Skillwise to my Classroom Printables (all free) LiveBinder.

HIP Pocket Change is “The US Mint’s interactive...

Anonymous — Sat, 12 Feb 2011 02:50:02 GMT

HIP Pocket Change is “The US Mint’s interactive official site for coin collecting kids. You can find out about the history of coin minting, what new quarters are due to be minted.”

Students can also learn about U.S. Coins by accessing their fun and engaging, educational games and interactives (categories below). They have some features that would work well with “Black History Month” and “President’s Day”.

action
adventure
art
puzzles
facts
collecting

Also check out their animated “Toons”…Birth of a Coin, Coins of the World, and Time Machine.

Other cool features include…Coins and Medals, Mint History, Coin News, Collectors Club.

H.I.P. Pocket Change is a fantastic site for coins but also for history in general.

I’m adding this to my “Educational Game Sites” LiveBinder under the Social Studies tab.

zondle (beta) – games to support learning

Anonymous — Wed, 02 Feb 2011 05:27:00 GMT

zondle (beta) – games to support learning : Zondle learning games are easy to access and fun to...

New addition to “Educational Games”...

Anonymous — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 18:30:54 GMT

New addition to “Educational Games” LiveBinder.

2Learn.ca is a wonderful resource for teachers and students. It provides great links to interactive resources. The site is easy to navigate and once you get to one of their sites (see below) it is even easier.

I am adding the Edgar and Ellen website to my “Games:...

Anonymous — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 18:36:11 GMT

I am adding the Edgar and Ellen website to my “Games: Friv4School and more” LiveBinder. Not very educational (except for a bit of reading and the occasional reference to Edgar Allen Poe) but pretty fun nonetheless.