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Free web apps & blog and website widgets

Free web apps & blog and website widgets

SlideBoom - upload and share rich powerpoint presentations online Music News / New Music - Direct Current Spicynodes : Home For Folk's Sake | New folk music news, album and live gig reviews, band and artist interviews and new folk, acoustic and indie-pop recommendations Etherpad Foundation Scholastics™ Kerpoof's multimedia software is used by kids worldwide to create original artwork, animated movies, stories, greeting cards and more. The site is meant to be fun, but we're serious about its educational value. Elementary and middle school teachers can use Kerpoof in many ways to enhance classroom activities while meeting a range of educational standards. What is Kerpoof? Get Started! Check out our Teachers' Guide for a quick overview of Kerpoof Scholastics. Lesson Plans - Looking for a fresh way to approach sequencing? Remember, Kerpoof can be used directly in any browser with an up-to-date Flash player, and all basic content directed to in-school use is entirely free.

Logiciel éducatif | Enseigner avec la BD | Bitstrips pour écoles Back to School With Bitstrips! Posted on: September 03, 2013 | By: Dana Herlihey We’re excited to enter another fun and educational year with Bitstrips for Schools! This year we hope to introduce teachers to a great selection of activities through our “Featured Activities” posts. This month, we’re happy to help welcome students to their new classroom with Back to School activities. Introduce Yourself In this introductory activity, students design their avatar and create a comic strip introducing themselves. My Summer Vacation Students practice their storytelling skills by showing what happened on the best day of their summer vacation. School Rules Students choose one of your school rules and show their avatar demonstrating why the rule is important. Classroom Rules Students consider the rules of your classroom and create a comic explaining their thoughts on the 3 most important ones. End of Year Activities Posted on: June 11, 2013 | By: Dana Herlihey

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