Ed Resources Online

4 Online Reference Resources to try today

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 06:45:00 +0000

Described as "The Preeminent Internet Publisher of literature, reference and verse, providing students, researchers, and the intellectually curious with unlimited access to books and information on the web, free of charge." Bartleby.com is a website to visit. Also included are anthologies of poetry, fiction and non-fiction orations, essays, journals and so much more!

Digital Dutch is the the online Unit converter to help you convert almost anything to almost anything else. Great resource for homeschool moms!

Wordsmyth Children's Dictionary offers a simplified dictionary explanation for younger students, along with standard dictionary interpretations for older learners. Need a thesaurus? Each definition includes a handy synonym list!

Also included:

Quiz maker
Glossary maker
Puzzle Solver
antonyms
real audio pronunciations
new images and animations
thousands of new example sentences
a new entry presentation, and more.

Quoteland.com is one of the best online resources for finding and researching quotes. Explore the multi-media reference library and discussion groups too!

The 10 Days Series is organized by iHomeschool Network, a collaboration of outstanding homeschool bloggers who connect with each other and with family-friendly companies in mutually beneficial projects. Visit us on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter. And of course, click the image below to visit all the 10 Days posts from these homeschool moms of the iHomeschool Network.

4 AMAZING Online Geography Resources

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 16:39:00 +0000

By using multi-media geography resources you can make geography lessons come alive as you virtually transport your students/children to places they've never been before.

Take your students on a virtual field trip through the fifty U.S. states with Awesome America, featuring: Amazing photographs and links to additional state resources (state symbols, facts, trivia, state parks etc). A great way to take a virtual field trip through the fifty states.

Earthcam.com links to live video cameras throughout the world. Your kids can explore exotic sites around the world (as well as within the US) from your computer. My kids enjoyed viewing Times Square and the Osprey web cam. This site does require supervision as some of the cameras are located in areas you may not wish them to see.

My favorite resource is World Heritage Tour that allows you to explore three-dimensional views of 277 famous destinations around the world. Just use your mouse to "step inside the picture" and enjoy 365 degree views of the destinations you select. Our family especially enjoyed viewing the pictures from Israel.

National Geographic is a wonderful resource for parents and educators. Their website is both educational and inspiring, not-to-mention full of activities, videos, photographs, lesson plan ideas, and more. Don't miss the new National Geographic Education website for parents, teachers and students (in beta).

5 Free Online Reading Resources

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Mon, 23 Apr 2012 16:55:00 +0000

Progressive Phonics is a FREE all-in-one reading program. Registration is required. Users download the books (which can be printed or just read online) and worksheets for each lesson. There is also a discussion forum.

Starfall is a popular online favorite geared towards preschool- 2nd grade level students. The site uses a systematic phonics approach to learning and is also a popular educational alternative to online video games. The majority of the site is FREE however an expanded members only area is also available which also offers math lessons/games.

Owl and Mouse Lettersounds is free educational software you can download to help your child make the connection between letters and the sound they make.

Free Reading is a open source reading intervention program for students preschool-6th grade. The FREE program covers 40 weeks of instruction (30 min day/5 days a week)On the site you can download resources including index picture cards and use a wordlist generator

If you would like to know what grade level your child is reading at you can download the FREE Reading Competency Test from the National Right to Read Foundation.

You'll be blessed with tips on how to handle bad days, cultivating curiosity, teaching with Legos, and much much more!

How to organize your online resources

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 00:21:00 +0000

One of the biggest challenges with using online resources is remembering all the great resources you've found. You cannot use it, if you don't remember it, right?

Here are some online tools you can use to keep track of the great finds you discover on your own, and hopefully during this series.

Evernote
Evernote is my favorite choice for saving great resources. With Evernote, all of your notes, web clips, files and images are made available on every device and computer you use. Plus, you can SHARE them with friends! There is so much that Evernote can do that there is even an Evernote for Dummies book or you can read How to Organize Evernote for maximum efficiency by Michael Hyatt.

GetPocket.com

Formerly Read it later, you can save articles, videos, or pretty much anything into your pocket. Items can be saved to your pocket from your browser, via email or over 300 apps (twitter, flipboard, pulse, zite etc). Once it's in your pocket you can view it from your computer, phone, Kindle or tablet---no internet connection needed!

Instapaper.com

Instapaper is an incredibly simple tool for saving web pages to read later. Like Get Pocket (but easier to use) you can also access to read later from your computer, Kindle, iPhone, and iPad. Items can also be categorized in folders. From the website you may also choose to download in paper format and print if you prefer.

Pinterest
Use Pinterest to keep track of your favorite finds by creating a board ("Online Resources") or multiple boards (divided by categories). Pinterest is easy to set up and allows you to share your resource finds with others. The downside is that you will have to click a few times to get back to your resource, and if it was an article that was removed you won't be able to access it again.

Paper / Index Files

If you are new to using Online Tools and the idea of another Online tool to manage your 'online tools' seems overwhelming at the moment, you can also keep track of your favorite resources the old fashioned way---with pen and paper. Just use a simple spiral binder or a card catalog with resources divided by subject or category.

The 10 Days Series is organized by iHomeschool Network, a collaboration of outstanding homeschool bloggers who connect with each other and with family-friendly companies in mutually beneficial projects. Visit us on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter. And of course, click the image below to visit all the 10 Days posts from these homeschool moms of the iHomeschool Network.

You'll be blessed with tips on how to handle bad days, cultivating curiosity, teaching with Legos, and much much more!

10 days of Online Teaching Tools: An introduction

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 08:15:00 +0000

Over the next 10 days (excluding weekends) 28 bloggers will join together to create almost 300 posts on various topics meant to encourage, educate and inspire you with your children, within your home, in your homeschool, cooking etc!

Please join me April 16-20 and April 23-27th for a series on Online Teaching Tools.

Whether you are feeling stumped for ideas or overwhelmed by the online possibilities I have solutions, tips and resources get you inspired or back on track. This series is for parents, home educators, tutors and traditional classroom teachers who want to explore some of the best and effective online teaching tools.

You'll be blessed with tips on how to handle bad days, cultivating curiosity, teaching with Legos, and much much more!

How to hide your Tweets from followers during Twitter Parties

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Fri, 16 Mar 2012 23:28:00 +0000

While many of us enjoy participating in Twitter Parties/Chats it can be annoying for those who follow us. If you want to avoid overwhelming your followers (and risking them hiding or unfollowing you), you can easily "hide" your Twitter chats from your feed. This is especially useful when live-tweeting events or shows.

Did you know that you can hide your Tweets from followers during Twitter Parties?

Here's how you do it: Start any tweet that you want to hide from your stream with @HideChat or @HideTweet and then write your tweet along with the #hashtag you are using.

Please note: Do not follow @hidechat or @hidetweet as this is only a twitter command that allows you to hide your tweet from your stream.

You shouldn't feel the need to hide ALL of your Tweets from live events or Twitter parties. But you can use this Twitter command to help tone down your stream----particularly if you are very active during a Twitter Party.

How to use Hashtags on Twitter

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 11:45:00 +0000

Unless you are new to Twitter, you've probably seen your fair share of hashtags, even if you weren't entirely sure what they were for. If this is you, don't worry, you aren't alone. Many Twitter users use hashtags in non-traditional ( ineffective) ways.

But...What is a Hashtag?

Simply put, the # symbol, commonly referred to a hashtag, is used to mark a keyword or topic within a tweet. Twitter users can then follow these hashtag discussions (also twitter parties or chats) if they choose. It also marks the tweet when someone is doing a search on Twitter for a particular keyword.

2 Common misuses of Hashtags on Twitter

One of the most common ways is as a sign of humor:

Create your own Fictional Status update using Twister

While funny, this can be confusing for some and it also down plays the key purpose of using a #hashtag.

Another popular misuse of a Twitter #Hashtag is to simply make one up. While clever, if you are the only one using a particular hashtag this is also ineffective, because no one else will see it.

Why you should use Twitter Hashtags

Using a Twitter #Hashtag within your tweets broadcasts your tweets to a wider audience, outside of your existing followers. This essentially lets other Twitter Users, with shared interests, know that you're out there and makes it easier for them to join in.

Most importantly though, it allows you to participate in discussions on a larger scale, outside of your existing network and this allows you to network more effectively.

By knowing how to use popular hashtags in your own tweets and searches you will be able to: share content, learn about new resources and keep up-to-date on real issues/challenges affecting the education community.

Here are 23 Best Education Hashtags to use on Twitter, why not start using them today?

The Learning Power of Lego

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 17:00:00 +0000

Via: Online College Advice

Do you use Lego Educational products in your classroom or homeschool?

23 Best Education Hashtags to use on Twitter

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 12:15:00 +0000

Hashtags can be an effective Twitter technique used within your own tweets, or when searching for topics of interest to you. Unfortunately, many users don't understand the purpose of hashtags, which makes them use them in ineffective ways.

2 Ways to use Hashtags effectively

1. Use popular hashtags at the end of your own tweets

2. Search popular hashtags for your favorite topics or niche

Education is a popular topic on Twitter. Some hashtags are very general and cover a broad scope, while others are very niche specific. We've pulled together a list of what we think are the best educational hashtags in use right now.

23 Educational Hashtags you can use today

#BlackEdu Minority education discussions

#Edchat- General Education, worldwide users

#Edtech -Education Technology- tweets about using technology in education

#EdParents -For parents wishing to discuss education, traffic is erratic

#EdApp - Education Apps-

#eLearning- eLearning topics

#gtchat - for gifted learning

#GeographyTeacher resources/topics for Geography teachers

#homeschool - home educators (most popular, least characters)

#homeschooling- another hashtag for homeschool topics

#hsbloggers - homeschool bloggers

#HistoryTeacher - for history teachers

#Kedu - Kindergarten education

#Kinderchat

#Langchat - language chat (foreign)

#lrnchat - Learning chat

#Mathchat- for mathematics teachers

#ntchat - for new teachers

#reading very broad resource for topics related to reading mix of educators & book lovers

#smartboards smartboard discussions

#sschat - Social Studies Chat

#tlchat - teacher librarians- wonderful ideas for read alouds books for students

#preschool -all things preschool

Now that you know the popular education hashtags, you can start tagging your own relevant tweets and participate in Twitter parties and group discussions.

If you participate in Twitter parties often you may also want to consider hiding some of your tweets from your followers during twitter parties. Of course your tweets will still remain visible to those following the hashtag.

Create Public or Private forms with Sign Up Genius---FREE

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 18:00:00 +0000

Sign-Up Genius may be a co-op leader or Teacher's new best online friend. This FREE online resource allows you to create custom PUBLIC or PRIVATE sign-up forms for a variety of uses using simple wizards. You can also preset reminders and monitor the sign-up progress online.

Once you create your sign-up sheet you can share the custom URL or invite people to send invitations to view by email.

Planning a field trip? Students and Chaperones can sign up on one form.

Hosting a holiday party or gift exchange? You can create a customized form to track guests, food or gift exchanges

Other ideas for using Sign Up Genius include:

Group/Club Volunteer duty sign up

Holiday parties

Class Registration

Group Registration

Field Trips

Gift Exchange

Used Curriculum Sale sign up

Special event/Meeting Sign up

Snack Mom Sign Up

Park Day Sign Up

Meeting Sign-up (you can set up recurring events)

Celebrate Teen Tech Week March 4-10, 2012

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 02:31:00 +0000

Sponsored by the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA), Teen Tech Week is a celebration geared towards educating techie teens about the different technologies offered by their local libraries.

This year's theme encourages local libraries to GEEK OUT out their library and really showcase their technology including: services such as online homework help and digital literacy-focused programs to resources like e-books, music, audiobooks, movies, databases and more.

If your local library isn't participating in Teen Tech Week, there are a variety of resources that you can share with your own teens showcasing technology that you can use in: your home, school, or local library.

Visit the Free Web Tools page for ideas and links.

How to use and find Free File Folder Game Activities

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Wed, 07 Mar 2012 18:00:00 +0000

Have you discovered the joys of File Folder Learning Activities with your children? File Folder games are a favorite center in our homeschool classroom.

Traditional classroom teachers can use them for classroom centers or send them home for with students.

Parents can expand learning and practice by selecting file folder games utilizing skills they would like their child to learn, or become stronger in. File folder games travel well so take them with you on appointments where you know your child will have some waiting time.

File Folder Fun is a free website that is regularly updated with new games. They even offer file folder game templates if you want to create your own games!

Some of my favorites include:

Fruit or Vegetable Medley: cover, page 1, page 2, page 3

Food Pyramid File Folder game

Cupcake Counting: cover, page 1, page 2, page 3, page 4

Acorn addition: cover, page 1, 2, 3

Some odd turkey: cover, page one, two, three,

File Folder Heaven offers file folder games specifically created for children with Autism and other disabilities. The site offers a selection of free file folder games and additional games may be purchased as a download.

Childcare Land offers a selection of free printable file folder games/activities for children in preschool or kindergarten. What makes this site unique is that there are also teaching videos included to show you how to use some of the activities. While I wish the file folder games were separated from the learning activities, this site is a good resource for printables in general so I wanted to include it.

When creating file folder games my favorite adhesive is by EZ Runner, and it's available at most craft stores in the scrapbooking area.

Have you used file folder games with your students? If so, please let me know what your favorites games or resources are in the comments.

Celebrate Dr. Seuss with Seussville website

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Tue, 28 Feb 2012 17:54:00 +0000

Dr. Seuss' Seussville.com is a colorful and entertaining website for Seuss Fans of all ages.

Interesting sections of the website include:

A complete book listing with helpful purchase to links to audio versions

Learn more about author study

Visit the video page for short video clips and interesting facts

Let kids play games & activities including: Fox in socks - a fun rhyming game for both early readers and pre-readers.

Discover more about your favorite Dr. Seuss character under the character tab where you can learn more about your favorite Seuss character, find fun activities based upon them as well as popular quotes.

The Educator's Page is a great resource for teachers and homeschool parents. Here you can learn more about The Lorax Project, find Dr. Seuss classroom activities and printables ,
download lesson plans, and view the Educator's Dr. Seuss Planning Calendar where you can find monthly activities/projects to incorporate in your homeschool or classroom.

Don't forget to sign up for the Random House Educator newsletter subscription.

The Learning Power of Lego

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 01:53:00 +0000

Via: Online College Advice

4 Resources for Encouraging Readers

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 19:26:00 +0000

Trying to find something to motivate and encourage your beginner or reluctant reader? Here are 4 online resources that you should try:

James Patterson's Read Kid Read
Offers reading lists & guides especially for kids: 0-8, 6 and up, 8 and up, or 10 and up along with lesson plans for educators and librarians.

Author and certified "Readiologist" Esme Raji Codell has 3 websites filled with ideas, resources & information for encouraging a love of reading in children.
Planet Esme Blog
Planet Esme website
Educating Esme Teacher Blog

Share a Story- Shape a Future Book Adventure
Book Adventure is a FREE reading motivation program for students in grades K-8. Using Book Adventure's website, children can create their own book lists from over 7,000 recommended titles, take multiple choice quizzes on the books they've read, and earn points and real prizes for their literary successes. Parents also have the option of adding their own "awards" to the program. Book Adventure was created by and is maintained by Sylvan Learning Center.

Starfall.com has always been a longtime favorite for parents and teachers for jump starting reading. In addition to the free area, Starfall's new Membership area has some wonderful new additions that make it well worth the subscription.

There are many more FREE resources available (preloaded and updated monthly) at the Homeschool Resource Toolbar---your free educational browser tool bar. Download yours today and see why over 400 educators use it daily!

Montessori Apps

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 01:43:00 +0000

When you think of Montessori, you don't usually think of an App. However, I've come across two educational apps that will make you consider incorporating your iphone or iPad into your Montessori lessons.

Montessori Crosswords is for the iPad and iPhone. It features a moveable alphabet, allows you to focus on just one sound, and allows you to select from 3 levels. Level 1: simple words with 3 sounds, Level 2: words with consonant blend, and Level 3: words of any complexity.

Intro to Math utilizes favorite Montessori Math manipulatives. This interactive app uses Montessori methodology through the demonstration of each activity before the child is asked to complete the task/activity. Intro to Math was also featured in Apple's iPad Commercials in their "We Believe" apple commerical to introduce the iPad 2.

Ed Resource Facebook Page

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Thu, 29 Dec 2011 16:49:00 +0000

Have you joined Ed Resource Toolbar Facebook page yet? It's a growing community of Parents, Teachers and Homeschoolers and I don't want you to miss out.

Our Facebook page is where you can post about your favorite online educational resources or ask for help finding specific ones. Plus, each day I post a new daily resource (or 3) you may want to check-out!

Spread the word and join in on the discussion!

3 Free Apps for Halloween

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 17:05:00 +0000

Just in time for Halloween, you can download these 3 FREE fun apps for your iPhone or iPad.

Henry's Spooky Headlamp

Children use their finger to move the light from Henry's headlamp to find various objects hiding in the darkness. Perfect for preschool children.

Spooky Splat

Splat the ghosts with your finger as they appear. When you splat one, more appear and faster!

Fun hand-eye coordination game. Compete against your friends on the online splatting scoreboard.

Halloween Mania

Tap all the items on the screen that match the one on the bottom---in one minute! Try to match quickly for higher points. Wildly addicting...trust me.

Happy Halloween!

Free educational apps

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 14:14:00 +0000

Lakeshore Learning is offering these free educational apps (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) until December 30th so download your copies now and don't forget to tell a friend!

Phonics Tic Tac Toe

Ages 6-8

Using the popular children's game tic-tac-toe as a base, this interactive game requires players to answer phonics based questions, including vowel sounds and syllables, before placing their X or O on a square.

Letter of the Day

Ages 4-6

Letter of the Day takes students through an interactive review of the alphabet including letter formation, letter sounds and chants to instill proper phonetic sounds.

Beginning Sounds Interactions

Ages 4-7

Students match picture cards that share the same beginning sound in this lively interactive game---similar to a slot machine.

Screen shots and demos are also available here..

Chemistry videos

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 01:34:00 +0000

Chemistry comes alive with these free videos from the Journal of Chemical Education which explains and demonstrates various chemical reactions.

A favorite on the site is this video on Nitrogen Triiodide Detonation

Educator Discounts

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 01:20:00 +0000

Republished for 2011-2012

Teachers & Home Educators can stretch their educational supply dollars using the following National Discount Programs.

Academic Superstore offers Academic edition software discounts for students, teachers and schools.

Using the Barnes & Noble Educator Discount card educators will save 20-25% off in-store and online purchases.

Software Express offers discounts of up to 75% from a variety of publishers.

Office Depot Star Teacher Program

As a Star Teacher member you'll get 10% back in Rewards on ink, toner, and paper and 1% back on nearly everything else we sell when you earn at least $10 in Rewards. PLUS, members receive a 15% instant discount* on qualifying Design, Print & Ship Services. There is No Limit to the amount of Rewards. you can earn and best of all it's FREE.

Joann Fabrics & Crafts Teacher Discount

Teacher Rewards Discount program offers:

Free discount card for 15% off every purchase* from September 1 to August 31
Bonus coupon for 20% off any one total purchase after enrollment
More of our popular, money-saving coupons as a Jo-Ann Preferred Customer.
Personal notice of the latest sales offers, crafting trends & inspiration.

*Excludes remnants, patterns, gift cards, and previous purchases. See program for additional details & guideline.

Office Max: Max Perks for teachers

Earn a $10 reward in your MaxPerks account every time you spend a minimum of $75 on qualified* purchases between January 1st — December 31st — up to $100 per calendar year. Your spending balance gets carried over quarter to quarter up to one calendar year or until you reach the $75 threshold in qualified* purchases, whichever comes first. All account balances less than $75 will be reset to $0 on January 1st except for any member who enrolled October thru December of the previous year. Those purchases made in October thru December will carry over into the next full calendar year. Present your MaxPerks ID card with all purchases to maximize your reward.

Earn 10% back in Rewards on ink and toner, case and ream paper and Copy & Print purchases with enrollment in the Staples Teacher Rewards Program

Receive 25% off in-store purchases with the Borders Classroom Discount Card and 10% off list price of DVDs for professional use.

how to get a card: Applications are available at all Borders stores, and signing up is completely free. You'll need to show proof of your educator status when you submit your application. Homeschool educators will need to show registration with the state as a homeschooler (or in some cases Homeschool group ID card).

Receive 15% off on most products and services at participating FedEx Office nationwide with the FREE Fed Ex Kinkos National Discount Card for educators.

Register to receive a special 15% off savings card from the Container Store in their Container Store Organized Teacher Discount Program 2010 .

These resources (in addition to many others) are available to you for FREE on the Homeschool Resource or Ed Resource browser toolbars. Download your own today so you can keep up to date on the latest national educator discount programs.

As always, please let the retailers know how much you appreciate the discount program they are offering.

Homeschool Statistics 2011

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 17:33:00 +0000

Via: Online College Source

How to create a homeschool class home page

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 15:45:00 +0000

Many traditional classroom teachers have class home pages for students and their parents to access pertinent information, updates and news. Home educators can also benefit from creating a "class home page" for their homeschool.

Why should you create a class home page when you already have a blog?
Unlike a blog, a class home page is not updated on a daily basis, although it may have areas that are updated frequently. It is a good place for you to park information you or your students may need to access on a regular basis.

What can I include in my home page?

Like any website, you can customize your class home page to meet your needs. Popular features include:

Calendar:

This is a great way to help your students learn to use a calendar and keep track of upcoming events or field trips.

Video Archive:

Post favorite educational videos in one spot so your students can look at them again or just so you can find them easily! This is especially helpful when planning unit studies in advance.

Links:

Do you have websites that your students use frequently? Post them here and make your classroom homepage your browser home page! This is particularly useful with younger students who can simply click on the links on their class page.

Assignments & Handouts
Keep your pdf's and handouts easily accessible on your class home page. This is especially useful if you are teaching multiple ages.

Photos:
Show off your students work, projects or field trips you've recently went on! You can share this area with other homeschooling friends or relatives. This area may help some "well meaning" relatives realize how seriously you take educating your child when they can see some of the trips they've been on and projects they've completed.

For more information on creating a class web page please read:

Free Technology for teachers:8 ways to build websites (not blogs) for free

Printable Reading Logs

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Fri, 14 Jan 2011 15:53:00 +0000

Reading logs are a great way to keep track of student's independent reading. Here are a few made especially for this website as well as links to other FREE printable reading logs.

Robot Book Log

Independent Reading Log

Additional Resources:

Classroom reading logs

Activity Village Reading Diary

Enchanted Learning's 12-page reading log

Cyber Monday Educator Discount Sales

noreply@blogger.com (Karin Katherine) — Mon, 29 Nov 2010 16:03:00 +0000

There are many great sales going on for Cyber Monday but I wanted to list 2 sales that I took advantage of today in case they may be of interest to other parents, teachers and home educators.

S & S Worldwide is offering 25% off (no minimum) through December 2nd. They have a large selection of Legos, arts & crafts supplies, PE equipment, teacher supplies, as well as educational games, toys and manipulatives. Use coupon code: E3335

The Container Store offers 15% off for Educators which can also be combined with their free shipping offer using promotional code: HOLIDAY (when you spend $100 or more).

Found any great Educator Cyber Monday Discount Sales? Please share them in the comments!