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“My Predictions for 2012” Writing FREEBIE!
Let the creativity flow!
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Students can really get creative coming up with their own predictions for the new year. They are so much fun to read and share. I hope you can use these printables in your classroom too.
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Source: kbkonnectedAnother nice online writing opportunity awaits your students at PBS’ The Write-N-Ator.
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Students have a choice of twenty writing challenges. A short video clip from Word Girl is included as an introduction to each challenge. Students then write their answer to the challenge in the space provided and submit it to the site to be published online.
Responses to challenges can be viewed by clicking on “challenge responses”.
Standards are included for teachers.
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Write On! for Kids
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Source: kbkonnectedAh! The genius of @ICTMagic has been at it again. Check out this fabulous advent calendar for….Teachers!
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Open up a gift each day and receive a great resource. I’ll be checking them out each day and I hope you will too. Lots of great sites to use with students. Fun and educational.
Of course I’m adding it to
Winter Holidays Tons of winter and holiday resources.
And don’t forget about
just for students. Fun and educational games/interactives! Now 150+ sites included.
Source: toseealambatschoolI encourage doodling in my classes. If a student hands in something that’s been doodled on, I try to add to the doodle or positively comment on it.
Wouldn’t it be great if creative students were allowed to use doodles as their assignment products to communicate what they had learned!
This is a review written by one the members of our 4-H group. My boys have loved this game and learned a lot of history from playing it. A great game to give boys who love strategy video games. And if you don’t mention it, they won’t realize you managed to sneak in some education along with the fun.
FUndaFunda’s November contest challenges your children (grades K - 12) to imagine what the cellphone of the future will look like.
Think you know your table of elements? I challenge you to try this. I got 28/118 … unless you are a chemistry student or teacher, it will be hard to get many more!
