I promise this blog is not supported by Kickstarter. Well, it’s not supported by anyone. At least not financially. But, you might be starting to get suspicious if you are a regular reader, as I have done quite a few posts about Kickstarter projects. (3Doodler, WaterColor Bot, GoldieBlox, and (just yesterday) Robot Turtles – to … Read more
I saw the above picture on It’s Okay to Be Smart, and couldn’t help smiling! I knew I would need to share it on a Fun Friday post, and then a few other space-related resources found their way to my computer – and I had my theme for today! If you just started back to … Read more
Questimate is a free mathematics app available for the iPad on iTunes. The free version only allows you to reach a certain point, offering in-app purchases that allow you to purchase more “quests.” There is also a Pro version that is $7.99 on the app store, but $3.99 for educators. If you visit this page, … Read more
“Bouncy Balls” is one of those websites that did not fit into any other post category besides “Fun Friday!” It’s a great time-waster, and I’m sure you probably don’t need more of those, but might enjoy a little distraction every now and then. Also, there is a possibility that this could be used in Speech … Read more
Depending on your perspective, today’s post title may elicit different pictures. For those of you interested in sports, I am sorry to say that this has very little to do with football – at least not directly. However, the beauty of these resources is that you can make the theme of your game whatever you … Read more
For this week’s Fun Friday post, I would like to point you to an augmented reality app that doesn’t fit into the Education category, technically. But, I’m sure you can find a way to use it in your classroom – whether it’s as a motivation tool or a math or physics one. Once you download … Read more