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Create Your Own Story Cubes with Google Drawings Story cubes have long been a popular item to give inspiration for writing. Typically they are regular cubes with a different picture or word on each face. Students can pick a few cubes and then roll them to randomly get elements for a story. Although you can certainly buy these cubes, you can also make you own. One easy way to make your own story cubes is to use Google Drawings with pictures, emojis, or text. Story Cube Templates Below you will find three Google Drawing templates for making story cubes. Story Cube Template - Picture Version - Google Drawing linkStory Cube Template - Emoji Version - Google Drawing linkStory Cube Template - Text Version - Google Drawing link Story Cube Template - Picture Version To use the picture version of the Story Cube template, do the following: Story Cube Template - Emoji Version To use the emoji version of the Story Cube template, do the following: Story Cube Template - Text Version To use the text version of the Story Cube template, do the following:

Netboard.me : rassembler différents contenus sur une seule page Gamification.it | Il portale Italiano della Gamification MURAL is a digital workspace for visual collaboration CogDogRoo - StoryTools 50 Web 2.0 Ways to Tell a Story (return) Note! 50+ Ways is no longer being updated here but over at the new site for 50+ Web 2.0 Ways to Tell a Story-- It has more organizational features and includes ways for you to add content to the site once you join the new wiki. Below you will find 50+ web tools you can use to create your own web-based story. Slideshow Tools Generates content that allows linear playback of a series of images, some with ability to add audio. 2. Upload images from computer or flickr or upload PowerPoint files. 3. "...effortlessly combine photos and video clips with words and music to personalize your story. 4. "RockYou! 5. "Slide lets you use photos and other digital content to publish and discover the people and things that matter to you." 6. 8. Creates horizontal slide shows from flickr sets ) no text or audio.

IDroo Gamification - I Videogiochi nelle aziende di Fabio Viola Kanban - CryptPad PuzzGrid EVALBOX, the online test maker : Welcome ! | Evalbox - Logiciel QCM en ligne gratuit You're So Random (with Google Tools) As educators we like to be well planned, prepared, and organized. However, sometimes it can be good to be a little random. Randomization can be useful in a classroom in many ways. These may include: Choosing a student at random in a discussion to make sure no one dominates the conversation, and that a diversity of students can express their ideas.Randomly selecting questions or vocab terms for review in class.Randomly generating math problems with a variety of numbers.Randomly generating data to be analyzed, graphed, and explored.Creating random writing prompts for journal entries, stories, poems, and such. Thankfully there are a wide range of technology tools that can be used to generate random numbers, data, and other information. Option #1 - Google Search Tools Although we normally think of Google search as an easy and powerful way to find relevant websites, there are also lots of interactive tools you can access through a search. Flip a Coin Roll a Die Spinner Number Generator Conclusion

Christmas Math Activities Welcome to the Math Salamanders Christmas Math Activities. Here you will find a wide range of free printable Christmas Math sheets, Christmas Math games and Christmas math challenges. <div class="YellowBG"><p> For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable JavaScript. </p><p> Here are the <a href=" onclick="return FIX.track(this);">instructions how to enable JavaScript in your web browser</a>. </p></div> Here you will find a range of Christmas Math Activities from 1st grade and upwards. There sheets are grouped by type and start off easier to harder. We have a wide selection of different Christmas math activities, including: We have created a few Christmas nets for craft activities around Christmas time. It is best if you can print them out on card as they are a bit fiddly to do on paper. Great for developing cutting and sticking skills and a fun activitiy to do around Christmas time. The first set of sheets - Find the Coordinates is easier.