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Gingerbread House  (click title for download page)

Wouldn’t it be great if you could make gingerbread houses without all the messy clean-up? Well, you can with the Gingerbread House activity, in either the Annie’s Books Online or the IntelliTools Classroom Suite® versions. Bonus: Gingerbread house clip art collection!


Posted: December 15th, 2011 - 5:59 am.    Number of Comments » 0.
The Haunted Castle  (click title for download page)

The Haunted Castle is a highly interactive Halloween adventure. The story starts with trick or treaters deciding to try out a spooky-looking castle. Once inside, they are informed that they are trapped until they locate the front door key!


Posted: October 26th, 2011 - 5:39 am.    Number of Comments » 0.
Free Digital Photos!  (click title for download page)

I’ve found an excellent source of free photos and clip art. The free images from FreeDigitalPhotos.net are of high quality and fairly small (400 x 260, for example), ideal for including in activities. The site specifically states that the images may be used for educational work and included in software.


Posted: April 19th, 2011 - 3:29 am.    Number of Comments » 0.
Holiday Tree  (click title for download page)

For the easiest tree decorating experience of your life, try the Holiday Tree activity. I’ve created twenty-one beautiful ornaments to put on your virtual tree. It only takes four steps at most to complete a tree, and you don’t even need a step stool! Bonus: Holiday Tree clip art!


Posted: December 13th, 2010 - 1:17 pm.    Number of Comments » 0.
Mayan Jungle Adventure!  (click title for download page)

Mayan Jungle Adventure gives readers a chance to determine the outcome by the choices they make. Students get lots of reading practice with this activity, while having exciting encounters with the various perils of the jungle. The complete activity set also includes a supporting book, writing activities and a comprehension test, plus extra materials for teachers. Bonus: Photos, clip art, and printable puzzles!


Posted: November 18th, 2010 - 12:17 am.    Number of Comments » 2.
Making A Pumpkin Pie  (click title for download page)

Making A Pumpkin Pie carries a reader through all the steps in this enjoyable task. The dialog is much like what you would hear if you were helping Grandma with her baking, so this story can be read by students in Grades 1-3 and those in Pre-K with a little help from the read aloud option. Older students with limited reading ability will also enjoy the story. Bonus: Photo collection and pumpkin pie recipe!


Posted: November 17th, 2010 - 10:24 pm.    Number of Comments » 0.
Greek Myth Puzzles, Quizzes, and More!  (click title for download page)

Is your class doing a unit on Greek mythology? Here’s a web site with a host of games and other resources to make learning about the Greek gods easy and fun! Bonus: A link to another page about the Roman game Rota. Learn the rules and how to play this simple game!


Posted: November 17th, 2010 - 10:19 pm.    Number of Comments » 0.
You CAN Be A Rocket Scientist!  (click title for download page)

Build Your Own Space Mission is a delightful and educational online game for young students. It’s not easy to present advanced science in a way that young readers can understand, but the designers of this game have more than met the challenge! Bonu: A link to even more online space games!


Posted: November 17th, 2010 - 10:16 pm.    Number of Comments » 0.
Trisha Shears Animal Photos!  (click title for download page)

Have you ever been building an activity, and needed a good animal photo? Browse the collection of photos Trisha Shears has made available, and you’ll almost certainly find what you need!.


Posted: November 17th, 2010 - 10:15 pm.    Number of Comments » 0.
Make A Scale Model Pyramid  (click title for download page)

I’m always on the lookout for web sites that offer free educational resources, so I was delighted to find a web site that enables you to make a scale model pyramid. If you are doing a project on Egypt, you’ll love this site! It has a printable full-color template and step-by-step instructions to assemble the four sheets into a remarkably realistic small pyramid. Bonus: Two printable sheets of stone patterns to make more models!


Posted: June 24th, 2010 - 4:53 pm.    Number of Comments » 0.