Spell With Zombies

Not necessarily educational, and it is just a font, but the fact that it can be embedded into a blog is cool.



Zombie Letters from e-zombie.com

Be Funky

Check out this cool photo app. Here

Wordle My Words

Go to http://www.wordle.net/ and check out wordling... interesting tool. How could I use it with kids? Main idea, controlling idea, repetition of words, theme... wow. Too many ways.

Glogster?

Well it sounds like I have something stuck in my throat. Basically it a way to poster yourself. Add text, add video, music, anything really. And it can all be published to a website or blog. Great little creative outlet.

Check it out at http://www.glogster.com/

RedZee Searching

Searching on google is always a little scary with kids. Even with filters and protection, results that shock are sure to pop out. Red Zebra claims to be safe, and provides a unique look to the searches, where you can scroll through the actual pages, in a Vista-esque way. And besides, who doesn't like a cute red zebra?

Here's a video: click here or go to www.redzee.com

Letterpop

I stumble across this letterpop last night, and I love it. Signing up for an account is free, and with this free account you get a limited number of publications. I easily linked it to my flickr account and it is literally a DRAG AND DROP program.


It's a great newsletter wizard or collage tool. Lots of fun!

First Post...

This was a way for me to keep track of the neat things I have found, stolen, borrowed, begged and stolen from the internet that I find particularly neat or fun! Some I have tried in my classroom and some I have not.