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While there are many virtual manipulatives available, two of educatorstechnology.com's favorites are linked on the their website. The sites also offer other educational math resources that you can easily incorporate into your teaching. Check them out and share with your colleagues.Continue reading... READ MORE >

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There are tools like CamScanner and Office Lens specifically made for that task. There are also tools that have the "hidden" capability to digitize physical notes. One of those tools is Google Drive. Continue reading... READ MORE >

Here are some good educational resources to boost your remote teaching. This is a list featuring some popular platforms that provide access to open digital textbooks. Textbooks are arranged into different categories and content areas. Some of the textbooks are available for free download in various formats others can only be read online. Continue reading... READ MORE >

Google's Arts & Culture site and corresponding apps make it possible for students of all ages to virtually explore thousands of fascinating landmarks and works of art. This morning Google announced a new collection with the Arts & Culture site. That collection features the Royal Academy of Arts.Continue reading... READ MORE >

Google Meet is a very popular free-to-use video conferencing tool that replaces Google Hangouts. It's proved to be a super valuable way to hold group or one-to-one video chats with stable clear video and audio without paying a cent.Continue reading... READ MORE >

Return to Sender provides an interesting way for students to find and read postcards sent to and from soldiers during World War I. Return to Sender is an interactive map on which students can see where postcards were sent in Europe during World War I. Continue reading... READ MORE >

The DPLA's primary source sets provide teachers and students with a convenient way to find primary source documents. For teachers it can be a good way to locate resources to use in a lesson plan. For students the sets can provide a good start to a research project. Continue reading... READ MORE >

The Library of Congress offers collections of images that are free to use and reuse. Both the Maps of Cities and the Discovery and Exploration collections contain about two dozen historic maps that you can download and reuse for free in any classroom project. Continue reading... READ MORE >

Google Classroom is one of the most straightforward systems for educators and students to use, so congratulations on finding your way way here as that's about to get even easier. Continue reading... READ MORE >

Congratulations to Macie Gatzki and Penelope Posadas! They were selected by Lea County Electric Cooperative to go on the Washington Youth Tour. Thank you Lea County Electric Cooperative for giving our students this opportunity. READ MORE >

Congratulations to Kim Willis. She received a Fit Bit for winning our Plains ISD Wellness Challenge! READ MORE >