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Looking for some zinger commercial clips to analyse in class?? Check
out Gorgeous.co.uk – a site sent to me by my Fishin’ Pal, Bob.? Join
Frank, Peter, Ben, Chris and Tom will show off their favorites.? Will
require QT or WMP and I noticed that it didn’t run very well on OS X’s
Safari, so [...]
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My friend, John McQuay, has compiled a handy list of sites that are
useful for teachers.? These web pages have been organized to be a quick
find for teachers looking to find websites to assist them in teaching a
specific concept or idea.
The URL: http://www.members.shaw.ca/jmcquay/
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List member, Linda Melnyk, wrote in about Brain Basher, a unique
collection of puzzles, games and optical illusions. Teachers and
students will find thousands of puzzles which are regularly updated
with illusions and games and has 5 new puzzles added each week.
The URL: http://www.brainblisters.com/
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Thanks to Bryan Evans for this gem on bridges:
“If you have not already seen this site it is kinda fun for Grade 3
bridge
building, although it is recommended for Grade 5 and up.? They are
working
to build the new bridge across the Oakland Bay in San Francisco and
this is
excellent for kids to see [...]
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Toronto teacher, Gord Crutchley, writes about Teacher’s Lab…
“The goal of the Teachers’ Lab is to provide teachers and educators
with a deeper understanding of commonly taught math and science
concepts. Many of the Labs are based upon professional development
workshops broadcast on the Annenberg/CPB Channel.
Each lab will combine online activities with background information,
interactive polls [...]
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