YouHue - Emotionally Healthy Classrooms

According to their website, "YouHue is a classroom app that uses mood tracking to empower students to understand their emotions so they can better manage and communicate them.
Data from YouHue gives teachers insight that can be used to support student learning, identify and address issues, and build more meaningful relationships.
How students feel has a big impact on how they behave and how they learn.  YouHue makes emotional wellness an everyday practice, in school and beyond, to provide the foundation for social-emotional skills, growth mindset, and communication of needs."

To see their website click here.

TeachPhysEd - Benjamin Pirillo

If you are new to teaching Physical Education and would like to see videos  or lesson plans you can check out Mr. Pirillo's webpage, youtube channel and twitter account.  His webpage has a nice section on equipment hacks.  

Anne Frank house online exhibition

Google Arts and Culture has released an online exhibition of the Anne Frank house.  You can see this virtual exhibit by clicking here.

Quickcite

I have posted about many websites that you can use to do citations (use the search box in the top left corner to find my other posts on bibme, easybib or just put in citation) so here is another one called Quickcite.  Here is what they say about their site, "Simple and easy attributions for images, quotes, videos, and animations used in projects like slideshows and websites."  To see the webpage click here.

Beaker Chemistry App

Would you like to virtually mix chemicals on your android or ios device?  Well the Beaker app might be for you.  To see the website click here.

Bouncy Balls

Is your class to noisy?  Bouncy Balls is a graphical sound meter that you can use in your class.
To see the website click here.

Owning A Car - A Personal Finance Lesson

Many students think all they have to do is raise enough money to buy a used car and they are all set.  Not thinking about insurance,  repair expenses, etc.  Here is a website that has a 45 minute personal finance lesson plan for you to use.  To see the webpage click here.