Have you ever come across an image with words on it and you really like the font of that word? If you said yes, then here is a website where you can upload the image, crop the font you like, and the site will provide you a listing of that font along with a download option. Pretty neat! Happy Font Hunting!
Chromebook Simulator
Are you new to Chromebooks? How would you like to learn the ins and outs of using a Chromebook through an interactive tutorial? This site is amazing and it’s a great way to learn on your own. This site is friendly and easy to follow. You’ve got to take a look!
Some popular topics include: top keyboard shortcuts, finding and opening your files, changing your background wallpaper, installing Android apps, and updating your Chromebook. Topics are selected from the menu on the left.
Google Slides and Creator Studio
Google has come a long way. Here’s an add-on that will extend the power of Google Slides to video. With the Creator Studio’s add-on you can export your Google Slides presentation to a video format or even an animated GIF.
To learn how check out this article on “How to Download your Google Slides Presentation as a Video File” by Amit Agarwal.
Spooky STEM Fest Contest
Attention teachers and students! Here is your chance to show off your creativity just in time for Halloween. To encourage the importance of STEM learning, Edmodo and ARM & HAMMER™ Baking Soda bring you the Spooky STEM Fest DIY Contest.
Just grab your cauldrons and cook up a Halloween-themed creation that uses ARM & HAMMER™ Baking Soda for the chance to win $2,000 and Steve Spangler Science kits for yourself, plus an additional $1,000 for your school!
Your students can participate as well (parents must enter on students’ behalf), so please encourage them to join in the fun! For a little inspiration, please check out these free lesson plans created especially for you and your students. Happy Halloween!
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Toony Tool Cartoon Maker
Create and share simple one-page cartoons or comics using your own backdrops or those provided. You add characters, speech or thought bubbles, and props to help tell your story. This cross-curricular tool gets students excited about writing. Studying Ancient Cultures? How about narrative writing? Have students illustrate the Author’s Purpose through a cartoon. Comics can be printed, saved, downloaded, emailed, or shared online.
