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Since joining twitter I've become friends with or started learning from some incredible people. People like Brad Waid, Drew Minock, Erin Klein, Adam Bellow, Eric Sheninger, Angela Maiers, and soooo many more. People who have been on for a little bit and grown huge followings....
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I've spent the last few days in New Orleans, Louisiana. Having never visited this city before I was very excited to check out the Audubon Zoo, Aquarium, the French Quarter, and more! And those places didn't dissappoint. It was all beautiful. But there was also...
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While attending EdCamp Awesome a few weeks ago, I participated in a conversation about Chrome Extensions facilitated by Chris Evans. Chrome Extensions are little add ons to your Chrome Browser (which if you're not using Chrome yet, WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR!!!) Here are 10...
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We'll it's official, we just completed our Second Annual Math Fair! I couldn't be more proud. Many of you who have been following me for a while know that I did a Math Fair with my students last year. It has truly been the highlight...
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A little over a year ago, my students and I were introduced to a little program called Classroom Champions. Through Skype in the Classroom we got the opportunity to talk with Olympic Gold Medalist Steve Mesler and learn about goal setting.What is Classroom Champions? They...
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Recently I heard about the website GoNoodle. We know that sometimes class can lull or we need to just break up our day, and what better way to do that then with a "brain break". Because of that I have fallen in love with GoNoodle,...
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I love teaching and have had fun making these great projects and doing these amazing things with kids. But in all the hustle and bustle in the name of "learning" sometimes I forget that there is so much learning that happens when we allow kids...
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The past few weeks we’ve been gearing up to take our Spring Math Benchmark. Being in a classroom that doesn’t use class time to teach test formatted questions and being that I refuse to do worksheets, I had to figure out some way to review...
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When I was in High School I ran for Student Council. Both my freshman and sophomore year I ran and got elected to be a representative. My mom helped me with my campaign. She came up with all my slogans. One slogan that she came...
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***** Stacey Huffine is a good friend of mine and a fellow ninja. Though she doesn't view herself as someone who blogs, she found this AWESOME tool called "Sound Gecko" and I told her she had to write about it! So please go ahead and...
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