Cookie is a site offering dozens of excellent educational games for pre-K and elementary school students. The games that I tried all featur...
Cookie is a site offering dozens of excellent educational games for pre-K and elementary school students. The games that I tried all featur...
This morning my friend Ken Shelton asked me via Twitter if I had any resources for online keyboards. Of course I do, I just need to find th...
Peep and the Big Wide World is a nice resource for pre-K and early elementary school that I learned about through Kevin Jarrett's most ...
There is certainly not any shortage of free mathematics games on the web, but sorting through them all to find the ones that address your cu...
Youngzine is an online source of news, sports, and entertainment stories for elementary school students. Students will find stories to read...
From time to time I like to highlight the people and companies that help me pay the bills. This post is about one of the advertisers here on...
Go Go News is a news website designed for elementary school students. The site features many short news stories that can be read and listen...
Minyan Land is a free virtual world environment designed to teach kids about budgeting their money. Each player starts out in Minyan Land w...
Richard asked me to be a guest blogger today. As a frequent reader of Free Technology for Teachers, I consider it quite an honor to contribu...
As an elementary school student I loved reading books about dinosaurs and I especially enjoyed a field trip to a local museum where we co...
When I was in the sixth grade we had guinea pigs (named Chubby and Checkers) and hamsters in our classroom. It was great fun and a good le...
Yesterday, I set out to find some educational games that are appropriate for elementary school students and well-suited to use on a touch sc...
Grammaropolis is website designed to help elementary school students learn the parts of speech. Grammaropolis features cartoon characters ...
Yesterday, during my Reform Symposium presentation on the use of backchannels in the classroom there were some questions about the appropri...