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Spotlight on Strategies: What Did They Say?

March5

Even though there is always a mind-boggling amount of invaluable info shared on the Discovery Education Network (DEN), one of the best resources available is the Spotlight on Strategies (S.O.S) series, a must-see DEN favorite designed to provide teachers with simple yet effective instructional practices for using digital content to support student learning. To date, […]

Celebrating the Life & Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr.

January15

Just one example of the many words of wisdom spoken by Martin Luther King, Jr., pastor, activist, humanitarian and leader in the African-American Civil Rights Movement. As we celebrate the life and legacy of this great man on the upcoming federal holiday established in his honor, don’t miss the opportunity to share some MLK information with your […]

Diigo Weekly Update

January4

What’s new this week in my Diigo bookmarks? Check out the links shown below for some of the latest and greatest web tools and resources that can be utilized in your classroom in the new year! » EasyBib Generate citations in MLA, APA & Chicago formats for your bibliography and/or save time by making a […]

Connect Classroom Curriculum to Veterans Day

November5

Whether you choose to focus on Veterans Day and its history for one class period, or maybe you’re planning to incorporate a special project in honor of our American heroes… Either way, utilize the resources located within the interactive image shown below to connect classroom curriculum to the day set aside to honor those who fought […]

Diigo Weekly Update

October5

What’s new this week in my Diigo bookmarks? Check out the links shown below for some of the latest and greatest tools that can be utilized in your classroom throughout the new school year. » ZeeMaps Create and customize an interactive Google Map from a location, crowd sourcing, spreadsheet, etc. and then easily publish it […]

Travel the Egyptian Pyramids with Google Street View

October2

In my life prior to becoming a full-time geeky girl, I was a sixth grade teacher. Throughout those 17 years, my favorite subject to teach was social studies. Within this content area, I loved, loved to share the knowledge (and excitement) I have about the ancient Egyptians. I was—and still am—particularly fascinated with the mummification […]

Diigo Weekly Update

September28

What’s new this week in my Diigo bookmarks? Check out the links shown below for some of the latest and greatest tools that can be utilized in your classroom throughout the new school year. » Timetoast Create digital timelines of the past, present or future and share them on the web. It’s as simple as […]

News-O-matic: The Daily News Experience Just for Kids

September10

Need some exciting and engaging nonfiction experiences for your elementary-age students? Then News-O-Matic, an iOS and Android app that covers relevant news of the day, just might be your answer! This super cool tool provides a combination of five current events stories covering the latest U.S. and international news, sports, science, arts, fun human interest […]

The Geeky Girl’s Greatest Hits Volume XI: January 2014

February1

It’s that time again! Yep—get ready to tech it up with the most recent Geeky Girl’s Greatest Hits List containing a variety of surefire cool tools to take learning to a new level in your classroom! Tips for becoming an edtech rock star, digital citizenship resources, infographics, brand-new Diigo bookmarks and integration ideas live within […]

Pictures with a Point: Using Political Cartoons in the Classroom

January15

If you’re in need of some political cartoons or caricatures to use in your classroom, then you should definitely dial up the Library of Congress as this site hosts a very cool online collection of 500+ prints from American History created during the 18th and 19th Centuries. After accessing the site, specific cartoons can be located by […]

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