Free Technology for Teachers: Geography, Monsters, and Drawings

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Free Technology for Teachers: Geography, Monsters, and Drawings


Good morning from Maine the place the solar is rising and it is a brisk 29F as I sip my darkish roast espresso. It was a busy week right here my little a part of the world. We had two birthdays in my home, all of us fought off little colds, and I introduced a brand new course that I’m tremendous enthusiastic about internet hosting in November

This weekend I’ve hours of leaf blowing and raking forward of me. But I’ll you should definitely find time for driving bikes with my youngsters and taking our canine for some walks within the woods. This is the most effective time of yr to discover the Maine woods. I hope that you’ve got an equally enjoyable weekend forward of you. 

These had been the week’s hottest posts:
1. GeoGeek AR – An Augmented Reality Geography Game

2. How to Catch Monsters – A Halloween Play Script

3. Five Google Workspace Tips That Can Make Your Day Better

4. C-SPAN Offers a Free Electoral College Poster

5. Halloween-themed Physical Education Lesson Plans

6. Five Ways QR Codes Can Be Helpful in Your School

7. Another Good Place to Find Free Drawings for Classroom Projects

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