I’m sitting here in my hotel room at the end of my first ever ISTE conference. I thoroughly enjoyed the sessions I attended, as well as the networking I did through Twitter and in person while in Denver. Before I head back to Alabama tomorrow, I thought I’d share with you my thoughts about my [...]
Here are some Sliding Train templates that I created that I want to share with you all. These templates use the “Magic Box Reveal” method, and there are two different types. Below is a preview of the file. To download the file, click here.
The school year is coming to a close this week for me. I will be wrapping up things in the lab and preparing for summer break. This summer will be busy for me! I’ll be SMART Board training with the district, and I will also be presenting at AETC and attending ISTE for the first time. I will be updating the blog occasionally over the summer with interesting things I find and learn about regarding the SMART Board. I will pick back up sharing weekly resources when school begins again in the Fall. Thank you for the wonderful year!
Here is a fun and addicting game called Circle the Cat that I found while browsing the Tequipment blog. Click on the light green dots and try to trap the cat within the dark green dots. This game works best in full screen mode using the Flash Game Maximizer add-on in Firefox. Give it a try!
Math Fact Bubble Blast from LicketySplitLearning.com. You can read all about how to play here. You can choose addition, subtraction, or multiplication, and it works great on the SMART Board! This is similar to the Math Popper game I posted about yesterday, but it has more than just addition, and it also lets you choose the level and speed. Have fun! TGIF!
