There are slideshows, printables, lesson plans, downloadable content and guides, videos, and much more. The sites listed below offer lots of stuff for all subjects and grades, so dive in and see what you can dig up.Who doesn’t love free tools, especially free tools for teachers? Happy hunting, teaching, and learning!See it on Scoop.it, via TIC & Educación

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Mirando y buscando recursos en la nube para la clase de inglés, me he encontrado con ESL-Kids. En ella se ofrece una buena cantidad de ideas para padres y profesores que quieren de manera dinámica favorecer el aprendizake de los alumnos/asen inglés.Tiene varias secciones:1. Flashcards: para generar tarjetas sobre diferentes temáticas2. Worksheets: 30 temaspara realizar hojas de trabajo3. Canciones y poesías4. Juegos: Tienes unas 80 ideas para juegos. Los juegos están clasificados en orden alfabético …

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Designers are always looking for free resources from both a time-saving point of view and an artistic point of view, so today we are reviewing a site that rounds up the best free resources that the web has to offer and puts them in one place for your convenience.1001freedownloads in itself will save you time, then the resources they promote will save you even more time – and that is not to be sneezed …

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Are you still wondering what Google Classroom is all about and whether you should start using it or not? This video explanation created by Amy Mayer is a definitely a must watch. Amy provides a concise overview of the current features of Google Classroom. She started with the things you can do with Google Classroom and used some examples of how teachers are implementing it in their classrooms; how it is used for assignments, how it…

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How to add free stuff to your training and presentations without violating copyright …See it on Scoop.it, via Recull diari

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It is not a secret that Pixabay is my favorite place to find pictures for slideshows and blog posts. As good as Pixabay is, sometimes I need to branch in my quest for quality images. Solate.tk is a new-to-me place to find Creative Commons-licensed images. According to Solate.tk’s homepage, all of the images are hand-chosen from Flickr’s library of Creative Commons-licensed images. The images are arranged into five categories; nature, landscape, food, urban, …

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One of the challenges of back to school time is that you’re filled with a classroom (or classrooms) of students you don’t know. The students you just spent the last year with know your style, understand your expectations and classroom rules. You know their personalities, learning styles, quirks, likes, and dislikes. That knowledge base makes all the other stuff that happens in your classroom (ahem: learning) a whole lot easier.See it on …

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Science, technology, and other cool stuff from the folks behind public radio’s Science Friday. It’s brain fun, for curious people.Maite SF’s insight:Science Friday es un bookmarklet para los profesores y estudiantes de la ciencia. En Science Friday encontrará videos y artículos interesantes acerca de una amplia gama de temas en la química, la biología, la física, la ciencia espacial, y mucho más.See it on Scoop.it, via Aprender y

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