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Complete Article Index
We cover a lot of different topics on this site - this article index gives you a pretty good idea of the subjects we cover. The following is a complete index of all articles on this site - presented in the most current to oldest article sequence.
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- Using Digital Cameras to Reinforce the Learning of Concepts Through Scavenger Hunts
- Back to School Ideas For Using Your Digital Camera
- Teaching Latitude and Longitude to Elementary Students Using Technology
- Kindergarten Goes to the Farm
- Happy Mother's Day!
- Presidents Day
- Valentine Ideas
- Underground Railroad: Great Interactive Unit
- Super Bowl Activities to Use in the Classroom
- Drawing Penguins
- Teaching with Technology about Snowflakes, Wilson Bentley, and Snow
- What I Like to Do in Winter
- A Hundreds Day Study For Upper Elementary Students-How Much is a Hundred?
- Learning about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
- Turn Yourself Into Christmas Characters!
- Christmas Characters are Interviewed! Great Podcast Idea!
- Christmas Trees with Kindergarten
- Will It Be A White Christmas In Your Town? Teaching With Technology in the Elementary School
- Create a Travel Log of Santa's Vacation by Superimposing Images: Teaching With Technology
- How to Cook a Turkey.....
- Native Americans, Pilgrims, and Turkeys
- Student Work Samples: Fall & Thanksgiving
- Thanksgiving - Fact Or Myth? Teaching Children to Investigate the Story Behind Thanksgiving
- ABCs of Thanksgiving - An Elementary Lesson With Reading, Writing, Speaking, Drawing & Technology
- Veterans Day - Activities to Honor Veterans While Teaching Technology Skills in Elementary School
- Giving Thanks - A Tricky Thanksgiving Activity That Makes Kids Think & Truly Be Grateful
- Hand Print Turkeys
- Monsters or Wild Things
- Halloween Costume Catalog
- Jack-O-Lanterns: Pumpkins by Kindergarten
- Exploring the Food Web
- Halloween Activities, Using Classroom Technology & Multiple Intelligences For Classroom Lesson Plans
- Teaching Seasons With Technology in Early Childhood Classrooms - Integrating Science and Technology
- Columbus Day - Easy Technology Ideas For a Hallway Display and For Podcasting With Reader's Theater
- Learn to Use an Online Tool For Gathering, Compiling, and Evaluating Data by Surveying Your Students
- Constitution Day - Teaching Lower Elementary Students About the Constitution Using Technology
- Reinforcing Word Processing Skills While Focussing on Constitution Week
- Thank You Notes to My Teacher
- Illustrating Land Forms with Second Grade
- Don't Let the Pigeon.....stories by Mo Willems....drawings by kids
- Collection of Words...Wordle.net
- Plant Parts and Plant Needs
- Don't Let the Pigeon.....by Second Graders
- Showing an understanding for Animal Environments
- Cat in the Hat: Dr. Seuss' Birthday
- An International Stargazing Event in March
- How Late Papers Fit Into A Grading Policy
- Digital Puppets Using a Camera
- When is Easter this Year? Learn how to Calculate the Date!
- March Is Reading Month Ideas based on a Candyland Game Theme
- Turn Book Talks into Podcasts
- Clip Art Resource
- Do-It-Yourself Podcast from NASA
- Educational Technology Philosphy (A commercial from Kaplan University)
- Inauguration Day Activity Ideas
- Teaching With Literature and Technology About Snowflakes, Wilson Bentley, and Perseverance
- Exploring Changing States of Matter With Time Lapse Photography in Elementary School
- All Kinds of Student Samples of Work to Browse. Add some of your own into the various categories.
- Living Alphabet
- Ever Wonder What Caterpillars Do At Night? Time lapse video shows us!
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Teaching Latitude and Longitude to Elementary Students Using Technology
Kathy Cothran
Teaching children about latitude and longitude is challenging at best. Asking children to visualize imaginary and invisible lines that only seem to exist on a map is beyond many young minds. When I came across the Confluence Project web site I was ecstatic! Now this was something that younger children could relate to and understand! Alex Jarrett started the Confluence Project in 1996. He became interested in the unique spots on earth where the integer degrees of latitude and longitude intersect. What would be at each unique spot? . . . keep reading
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Underground Railroad: Great Interactive Unit
Scholastic
The Underground Railroad: Escape From Slavery online activity presents an accurate and personal view of the brutal practice of slavery, a concept that may be difficult for young students. (from Scholastic) . . . keep reading
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Super Bowl Activities to Use in the Classroom
Kathy Cothran
With the Super Bowl captivating the interest of the nation, why not use that enthusiasm to inspire learning? The learning opportunities that come from seemingly celebrating a national sporting event can inspire students to enthusiastically learn new skills while creating engaged minds! . . . keep reading
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