If you’re writing some poetry, Write rhymes is a site worth checking out. Type your prose, then click on any word to find others that rhyme. Very fun.
There’s still plenty of time for students in grades 5-8 to enter the Young Scientist Challenge. May 20 is the deadline.
Let’s say you use maps…Scribble Maps is an awesome tool that lets you draw, place markers, label, and otherwise mark up an online map. Then you can save, print, or share them with others.
Glogster is a fun tool that teachers and students are enjoying. What does it do? You can create interactive posters using text, images, video, etc. It’s another way for students to show what they know.
NationStates is a free nation simulation game. “Build a nation and run it according to your own warped political ideals.” Sounds just right for your students.
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