Math TV.com

MathTV.com  is a wonderful site full of math videos.  This site covers curriculum from elementary to high school.

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Mathlanding.org

I happened across a great website on Pinterest called Mathlanding.  Mathlanding is in beta form. Mathlanding is a free resource that contains thousands of videos,lessons, websites, and interactive practice sites for math.

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Evernote and Skitch

Evernote and Skitch are two great free programs to use for diagraming. I used Skitch this week to take a picture of my flower containers. I then labeled each picture with the plants I put in the containers. I am very excited about having a labeled picture gardening journal. My Skitch pictures were then saved into Evernote so I will have them in the future.

I began to think of the possibilities for Skitch and Evernote in the classroom. Student journaling, mini lessons and diagraming. Check out Skitch. It is a wonderful program made for the iPad, iPhone, and Droid.


 

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Khan Academy

The Khan Academy is an awesome site of math videos that explain different math concepts. The videos range from simple math the high school level concepts. There is also an iPad app which is free. I will definitely use some of the videos next year.



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Symbaloo

I was recently reading an article about the flipped classroom. One tool students used to organize their web tools was Symbaloo. Symbaloo is a free web service that allows you to organize websites. Symbaloo can be used on many mobile devices. I added Symbaloo to my iPad and my Droid.




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Lego Comic Builder

Lego has a comic builder that allows students to make their own comics and print. Students can select backgrounds,Lego characters, cars, and add captions.

 

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Twurdy

I recently ran across a search engine called Twurdy. Twirly is in beta form. This search engine shows the readability level of information.

 

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World Wonder Project

I happen to be reading Cool Cat Teacher Blog this morning and ran across a new site that looks very interesting. Google has made the World Wonder Project that consists of 132 different locations around the world. Each locations has pictures, videos and information. There are also teacher guides for elementary and secondary. This site does work on an iPad, however the 3D model will not show up on an iPad. I found Independence Hall to be interesting and is part of our curriculum.

 

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