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BookWidgets – Create Unique Online Activities for Your Students.

Great morning from Maine where my kids are excitedly anticipating Halloween! They had a little celebration at their preschool on Friday and now they cant wait to place on their costumes tomorrow. Its kind of a rainy and bleak day here so we simply might let them use their costumes for enjoyable today. I hope that you have something youre anticipating this weekend as much as my kids are anticipating Halloween..

This week I started a brand-new Instagram account. My brand-new account, Practical Ed Tech, includes short videos of tips on using instructional technology tools. Take an appearance..

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A Video Project for the Week – Halloween Safety.

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Available Online Physics Simulations.

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How to Share Specific Google Earth Views and Turn Them Into Assignments.

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An Interactive Land Use Map.

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Samsung Solve for Tomorrow – A Great STEM Contest for Students!
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Tips on Word Art, Fonts, and Special Characters in Google Docs and Slides.

Good early morning from Maine where my kids are excitedly preparing for Halloween! They had a little event at their preschool on Friday and now they cant wait to put on their outfits tomorrow. Its kind of a rainy and bleak day here so we just might let them use their outfits for enjoyable today. This week I began a new Instagram account. My new account, Practical Ed Tech, features brief videos of ideas on utilizing instructional technology tools.

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