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It’s a memory thing – Tales of Things
Connecting anything with any media, anywhere!
Wouldn’t it be great to link any object directly to a ‘video memory’ or an article of text describing its history or background? Tales of Things allows just that with a quick and easy way to link any media to any object via small printable tags known as QR codes. How about tagging a building, your old antique clock or perhaps that object you’re about to put on eBay? -
http://www.mathplayground.com/manipulatives/AreaandPerimeter_secure.swf
Find the area and perimeter of rectangles – an interactive math lesson from Math Playground
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BBC – BBC Two Programmes – Stargazing LIVE
BBC resources for space and astronomy
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http://www.wmnet.org.uk/wmnet/custom/files_uploaded/uploaded_resources/853/PVcardsdecimalv2.swf
Decimal Place Value Cards
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WorkFlowy – Organize your brain.
Organize your brain
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Welcome to Primary Treasure ChestWe are NOW a FREE teaching resource website!All of our primary school teaching resources are now FREE to download.
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http://www.miniclip.com/games/snow-line/en/snowline.swf
Drawing game with Santa – great with an IWB
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http://www.slimekids.com/games/typing-games/typingfiles/tidepool.swf
Online typing instructional game
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Invisible Hearts Project – Home
We are a group of Australian school kids who want to make a difference with our anti-cyberbullying project
♥ We want to create awareness about cyberbullying and we want you to join us in taking a stand against it by FOLLOWING us! -
Happy 19th birthday to text messaging! [infographic] – Holy Kaw!
Happy 19th birthday to text messaging! [infographic]
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Using Prezi in the Classroom | The Creative Education Blog
The first is that it’s really pretty. Prezi calls itself the ‘zooming presentation editor’ and when you see one in action you’ll see it’s a very slick process zooming into and out of different text and embedded media. This may sound like a small point, but then this is a presentation – and looks are important to maintain engagement.
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