TED-Ed has a fun animation of the traditional bridge riddle using everyone’s contemporary worst fear – zombies. I would recommend using the video with students in 3rd grade and up, and definitely pause in the middle to give them time before showing the solution. I took a screen shot of some of the vital information … Read more
Last week I did a post on the fabulous Elements 4D resource from Daqri. Students can learn about the elements and compounds that can be made from some of them by using the free lesson plans now offered on their site. Combine these plans with the free downloadable elements cubes and the free augmented reality … Read more
Last month, I saw a post about TED-Ed Clubs on Richard Byrne’s blog, Free Technology 4 Teachers. Hoping to host such a club next year, I applied. (According to the TED-Ed Clubs site, you may still apply.) This post isn’t actually about TED-Ed Clubs, since Richard and the TED-Ed site have that pretty well handled. … Read more