I'm taking my daughters to a science museum today. Thinking about the museum and the interactive displays that they have got me thinking about some of the science games that I've reviewed over the years. I went into my archives and pulled out five fun...
If you've been following my blog for a while, you probably know that I love to go for long bike rides. That's why I'm excited that today is World Bicycle Day! To celebrate World Bicycle Day I have some bicycle-related lessons to share with you. Planning...
Google Drive can be used to store just about any kind of file that you have. What a lot of people overlook is that you can use Google Drive to comment on those files without converting them into Google Docs or other Google Workspace formats....
A few weeks ago a reader reached out to me for advice on creating a tech tips newsletter for her staff. Specifically, she wanted to know if she should create a blog and then email the posts to staff or if just a newsletter would...
Examining some of the issues of sand and sandpits.Examining some of the issues of sand and sandpits.Developing School Grounds & Outdoor Spaces, Play Resources, Whole School, EYFS sand pits, health & safety, nature play sand, sand, sand in schools, sand playRead More...
A few days ago I published a short video about an interesting way to improve your typing skills while reading classic literature. That video prompted one reader to send me an email this morning to ask if I had suggestions for typing practice sites for...
Today is the first day of June and even though it was only 44F when I woke up this morning, summer is on my mind. I'm sure it's on the minds of many of you, your students, and their parents as well. If you have...
Five years ago, I was drowning. I was struggling to keep my grades updated and my administration was receiving complaints about it. Because of budget cuts, a math teacher was cut and I was asked to teach 7th-grade math and merge two levels of high school...
The month of May has come to a close. I can tell by the traffic patterns on my blog that many of you have started summer vacation. And the rest are ready for vacation. I hope that everyone has something fun to do this summer...
Books I finished reading (or rereading) in May 2022… Street Data, Shane Safir & Jamila Dugan (education) The Gate to Women’s Country, Sheri Tepper (sci fi) The Black Company, Glen Cook (fantasy) My Favorites, Ben Bova (sci fi) Acheron Salvation, Ken Lozito (sci fi) Acheron Redemption, Ken Lozito (sci fi) King’s Blood...
