Scholastic Printables - yes, please!

This is a cool site with lots of resources (printables) - not very green if you ask me, but with lots of materials - some are nicer than others but readily available so this could translate into time saving.

Here's the link:

http://printables.scholastic.com/printables/home/?OS_ID=OS6-Google-Printables-Printables-flash_cards-Broad

Clever island - lots of extra ideas and games ages 3-8

This is a nice site with lost of games and activities in different areas of leanring and not only on vocabulary. Nice games and content.

Click on the picture to follow the link to the site.

Puzzle maker - yay!

This is a free puzzle making tool which is simple to use and can help you add a little variety to the way you approach the teaching of vocabulary.

You can also make word searches, double puzzles, fallen phrases, math squares, mazes, letter tiles, cryptograms, number blocks and hidden messages.

Here's the link to the site:

http://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/CrissCrossSetupForm.asp

E-learning for kids!!!

My friend Michaela just told me about this site and it rocks. Lost of ideas for those teaching or working with kids. Check it out!!! And here's the link:

http://www.e-learningforkids.org/courses.html

Jooce anybody?

Well, I know my postings are not as frequent as before, but I'm still game and will keep my blog going. I've recently found Jooce ' your very own, private online desktop - with public file sharing capabilities. A highly-secure, online space to keep, view, listen to - and instantly share with friends; all your files, photos, music and video.'

And their website here: http://www.jooce.com/

Lingt classroom - super!!!!

I found this tool while checking my netvibes from
Jose' Picardo's Box of Tricks. It's a great tool to
make your students speak and set assignments, etc. I
don't know how feasible this would be in my context. Gotta try it out first!

Here's the link: http://lingtlanguage.com/

Xtimeline... yayyyy!!!

Hello!!

I just discovered this web tool which can be very useful to introduce simple time lines of famous events in the ESOL classroom. I'm sure my trainees will love it too!

Here's the link.