What2Learn is a free website with games for all ages!
What2Learn has several little games in various subjects, such as math and English. Although there is a link to create your own games, the site is not accepting sign-ups. From the looks of the copyright messages, the site appears to be non-maintained, so use it while you can!
Students can play the games without requiring a log in, which is nice for the younger grades.
Source: Ship – shapeWright.com Here’s a fun little ship generator that builds a spaceship based on the words you feed it. I could see this being used to create graphics for stories. In science, students could figure out what a space ship would have and label those parts on their own ship.
Source: Liteboard Liteboard is a shareable interactive whiteboard with videoconferencing capabilities. It is free and doesn’t require an account for you or your students. Once you create a lecture, you are given a link that you share with your students. They can then see the board in realtime. If you share your microphone and/or webcam,…
In honor of Minecraft’s 10th anniversary, Microsoft has created a website called Minecraft Classic. This is the original version of Minecraft released in 2009. It only works in creative mode, but you can invite up to 9 others to build with it. Unfortunately, it looks like there is no way to save your creations. Minecraft…
Canva has added Canva Docs, a way to use Canva as a word processor. What are Canva Docs Canva is an online design tool used for creating all sorts of multimedia projects such as presentations, flyers, and movies. They’ve taken those tools and added word processing features. You can now create stunning documents using the…
Source: per.quest | Play an Article Here’s a neat little site. After you give the site the address of a web page, you can either listen to the page content or listen while reading the page. Unfortunately, the site doesn’t highlight the text as it reads, but it works pretty well. No accounts are needed…
Workona | Browse like it’s your job If you use a browser, tabs can sometimes get out of control. I knew I had a problem when I installed an extension that would give me a count of how many tabs I had open in Chrome. When I hit 86 tabs across 5 windows, I knew…