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So I'm all about keeping it easy. I love this new website and blog platform called teacherwebit . The site allows teachers to quickly sign up for a subdomain, add a picture and assignment and have a blog set up in 5 minutes. The cool feature for this blog is that you can also upgrade and name your website anything you want. I've always wanted a Mrs.Welding.com, and I can do it here in a snap. The second feature that is pretty cool is that once I have my portal set up, I can add all my... Read Full Story
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I just started putting together my new website for my classroom. I haven't gotten too far, but I thought I'd add a post here to let you know where you can build a free website, too. I use Weebly --it's very intuitive, and you can easily upgrade to a web domain that you choose. Others? Snap Pages Yola Webs Web Node Sauropol Hipero Read Full Story
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Common Craft's most recent videos... Twitter Search in Plain English Preparing an Emergency Kit in Plain English World Wide Web in Plain English Read Full Story
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An interesting application-- Glogster --like a blog, but less words and more pictures... A teacher might organize a variety of assignments from a unit of instruction--or depending on the age of your students, you students could create their own glogs around an assignment or unit. Read Full Story
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I have been looking for highly engaging news stories to explicitly teach reading comprehension and fluency lessons. I like to pair the articles with pictures and video. I found this one about a man with 'tree like' growths all over his body. I think a variety of reading and writing lessons could be developed around this fascinating man's story... There are several news stories to choose from on the internet... Read Full Story
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PikiWiki is a wiki website that is more oriented to multimedia and to drag-and-drop editing. This is a system which younger students can use, and it's free... Read Full Story
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Couldn't resist this one... too cute... Read Full Story
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Almost unbelievable... I'm going back to work. *big grin* When we made this unexpected move to the desert, we thought I'd being staying home with Kate for 2 years--not so. Kate is ready for preschool (big time), and I'm more than ready to be back in the classroom--can't wait! I'm a little nervous because I taught in the same classroom in a great school for the first part of my career--I'm not sure what to expect in this new school in a somewhat rural community. I'll keep you posted... Read Full Story
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Thank you for your consistent support! I'm officially taking Entrecard off of this site as I am no longer keeping this site current! Take care--Best! Read Full Story
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The time was coming... I'm not currently in the classroom, and although I created this site to keep my hand in education, I'm finding that my time could be better spent other places. I love teaching, and blogging about tips and resources has been fun, but I'm focusing more heavily on my health right now. Feel free to join me at Juicy Alligator . I will leave this site up till my domain name expires next year--I know that there are some great tip sheets and other resources here... You can... Read Full Story
