Patricia

[|Educating a Princess]

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This is my first podcast! Phillippians 2:1-10.

Here's my second 2.0 project. I used the www.piclits.com.

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1. This website was shared with me from some students from Kirn Junior High. These kids love to create fabulous things. Create whatever you need for homework or fun. Some of the students put their art work for their profiles on facebook. http://www.sumopaint.com/home/

2. This website I just learned about this semester. All these little clips would be a great way to introduce a subject to your class. You can pay for some, and some are free. Educators can communicate and get ideas to use for there class. They even have some information with clips on netiquette, cyberbullying, and about digital citizenship. I watched a few. These clips are informative and fun to listen to. I know I learned a lot. http://www.brainpop.com/educators/home/

3. I found a fun website for pre-schoolers and younger elementary grades where you can play games, do puzzles, learn your ABC's and much more. If you had computers in the class you could let your students use this website to learn. I enjoyed looking around at the web page. http://funschool.kaboose.com

4. This semester I had an opportunity to meet a couple from Iran. I'm going to work with the wife on conversational english. I was looking for things that I could do with her. This website would be perfect for grade schoolers. I honestly will have to keep looking on the site to know it's resources. I was so excited that this website is free! http://www.esl-galaxy.com/

5. I honestly don't remember what I was trying to find, yet I came to this website. Edutopia, what really works in education, @ George Lucas Educational Foundation, all rights reserved. This website is a place where educators all around can post what works, and what didn't. A place to talk about educational needs. This website seems like it has lots of information. http://www.edutopia.org

6. Another search website I used to find free lesson plans was on this website. This website has so many different things you can look at. You'll never be bored. http://www.juggle.com

7. I grew up just a few miles away. When I was in school, all I ever wanted to be was a missionary. I got to job shadow a missionary and friend who works at Deaf Missions. I was blessed with the opportunity to be a helper at Iowa School for the Deaf for church youth group with some more missionaries. God has some amazing ways to get people involved!

This website has the everything you would want to know about deaf, how you can communicate, and if you know of a deaf person how they can receive a dvd bible. If your interested in learning some signs, go to ministry tools and click on ASL Dictionary of Religious Signs. www.deafmissions.com

8. PBS has some neat resources for students and teachers. This would be a good website for all ages. PBS has something for everyone! http://www.pbskidsplay.org/promo/CHP2222 http://pbskids.org/go/index.html http://pbskids.org/ http://www.pbs.org/teachers

9. This website is a website that will hook us up with the things we need to teach. The website has free lesson plans, worksheets, activities, clip art and more! The teacher can look up any subject. http://www.sitesforteachers.com/

10. This is one of my favorite Christian book stores! I've also been checking out of the homeschooling tools that they sell. I look at the book, so I can start buying a library for my school kids. My goal is to expand my students thinking! www.Christianbook.com