Are you looking for an easy to use “Jeopardy Style” quiz builder tool? Are you tired of using PowerPoint and other tools to make review quizzes? Check out FlipQuiz at www.flipquiz.me. Its an easy to use tool for creating jeopardy style quizzes to use in your classroom. Its free and simple to use. First create an
Reflections on A DENamazing Summer! (DENSI2013 and beyond)
This should have been written sooner but my summer has flown by. Since I got home from DENSI on July 20, I had two additional adventures. First, I had a booth at the Maker Faire Detroit at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, Michigan. After that I was part of a high adventure trek to the
Common Core Standards in Student Friendly Language
Curriculum standards can be hard for adults to understand let alone students and parents. The Curriculum Corner has an excellent solution. They have created posters for grades K-5 that explain the standards in student friendly language. Each poster is presented as a checklist so students can use it to see how they are doing and
Biology Blast!
Here are three apps that will help your students get a better understanding of some biology basics. Each app allows the user to explore the topic with detailed, interactive graphics. Best of all each app is free! HudsonAlpha iCell (Free, available for both Android (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.hudsonalpha.icell&feature=search_result and iOS devices https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/hudsonalpha-icell/id364882015?mt=8 ) This app allows the user to explore the
Tell Me a Smorie…
Smories are original short stories written and read by children. They were thought of by a pair of sisters who enjoyed reading and recording stories for each other. The website is super simple. Its just a collection of pictures of the children who have written recorded the stories. Clicking on the picture takes you