Worksheet and Puzzle Makers

June 19th, 2011

Do you need more time killers? How about something to occupy students after they are finished with a test? How about a puzzle?

The Teacher’s Corner has an excellent selection of some of the best printable worksheets and puzzle makers available on the internet, free of charge! Below we will review some of them.

Crossword MakerThe crossword maker will make some really impressive crossword puzzles using your clues and words. Simply fill in the form and submit. You can also choose from multiple pre-made lists with the word list and clues already made. It has the option to include a word bank if you are looking to help the younger ones make it through the puzzle. Choose different fonts to make it more fun as well!

Word Search MakerThe word search maker is one of the best on the internet! You have so many options to choose from: Fonts, sizes, ‘fun options’, diagonal, backward words, your own grid shape (circles, hearts, cars, etc). You name it, this word search maker has it. The fun options add a whole new level to word searches – just check their tips for how you can make an unforgettable puzzle. How about scrambling the word list? That is, you have to unscramble the list of word BEFORE you can search for them in the puzzle! The options on this make this one of the best word search makers you will find.

Printable SudokuHow about something for creative thinking? The printable sudoku puzzles are a great way to help expand your creative thinking skills, while having fun at the same time! Print several sudoku puzzles and take them on a trip for a great airplane or car activity.

Time WorksheetsGot a younger student? Making time worksheets can be tedious and problematic. But if you have a website you can go to and print unlimited amounts of time worksheets, then nothing can hold your student back. As they get better with clocks, and minutes, you can make worksheets with more advanced clock faces. You can choose to have them write the time shown on the clock, or draw hands on a blank clock! You can choose random times, or enter your own. The options are unlimited!

Money WorksheetsMoney can be very tough to find good free resources. With the money worksheets, you can make your own full workbook of worksheets if you like! The options here are huge! In addition, it has money options from most english speaking countries: U.S. Dollar, Australian Dollar, Canadian Dollar, Euro and English Pound! Choose which denominations you want and make your own worksheet. These can’t be beat!

Writing PromptsThe last we will look at are the Writing Prompts. The Teacher’s Corner ‘Daily Writing Prompts’ provide great prompts to get your students thinking. Not only are you given a great thought provoking topic to write about, but each one is it’s own history lesson as well! Each day has a historically significant event to write about. With hundreds of prompts and several each day – you will have prompts to use for years to come.

In conclusion, The Teacher’s Corner has premium grade worksheet makers that you won’t find elsewhere, and they are free for all – they don’t even require you to register to use them! Where most sites give you only some options, or make you enter a bunch of info, then tell you you need to register or pay, The Teacher’s Corner has no tricks and gives you all of the goods up front. Really some of the best resources on the net!

Using Twitter in the Classroom

August 2nd, 2009

Twitter is a social microblogging site that enables users to create social and professional learning networks. This free service allows you to share in short, 140 character phrases an answer to the question: “What you are doing?” You can also follow other Twitter users to see what they are doing. The limit of 140 characters requires users to be concise and to the point. Twitter is an informal way of staying in touch with others. One thing I like to share with people is that you DON’T have to have a Twitter account to follow others…you just need to know their user name. For example, you can follow The Teacher’s Corner (user name is teachercorner) by visiting this URL: http://twitter.com/teachercorner

Watch this “Twitter in Plain English” video to learn the basics.

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Did You Know?

April 17th, 2009

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Motivation to Integrate Tech into the Classroom

January 20th, 2009

Here is a great video I found that makes you think a bit about the content our children are taught.

Cheap Whiteboard using a Wii Remote

January 11th, 2009

Wii remote whiteboardI came a cross something a while back that is really quite ingenious.  To make this whiteboard, the main things you need are:

  • A computer with bluetooth capabilities
  • A Wii Remote Control
  • A couple of small electronics (led, battery, wire,  bic pen) available for a couple of bucks from Radio Shack.
  • Recommended: (computer projector screen).

Johnny Lee provides the software to make it all work for free.  See the Video for a demonstration:

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Scholastic “Dollar Days” Deals for Teachers!

January 7th, 2009

ScholasticScholastic is having their “Dollar Days” for teachers, now until January 31, 2009 (or while supplies last).  Be sure to check out the outstanding deals on hundreds of books!

Scholastic Dollar Days

Superfast Puzzle Worksheets

January 2nd, 2009

Looking for activities for your students who finish their work fast?  How about some FREE puzzles worksheets that are geared toward any subject area that can be made in seconds?

  Printable WorksheetsOur sister site: www.TheTeachersCorner.net has some great puzzles for you!

Make one quickly and print them out.  Completely FREE and no registration is required!!  These worksheets are also great for homeschooling parents and tutors!

$20 off $100 at OfficeMax

December 24th, 2008

Office Max CouponLast Day is Today!

$20 off $100 coupon:

OfficeMax Coupon

Be careful when searching for deals on eBay.

December 24th, 2008

EbayRecently I was looking for an inexpensive copy of Dreamweaver Studio (website building software), and figured eBay was a great place to start looking.  I found what I thought to be a fair price on a used copy of Dreamweaver Studio 8.  The seller claimed the software disks were ‘lightly used’ with no visible signs of wear.  They also stated that original packaging was not available, but the manual was included and the software was legal and was registered with Macromedia/Adobe.  I went ahead and bid, and I ended up winning the auction.
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Welcome to Tech in the Classroom!

March 19th, 2008

Welcome to TechInTheClassroom.com. This website provides ideas for integrating technology into your classroom.

We are currently working on the grand opening for the website, so in the meantime, please visit: Technology in the Classroom.

Be sure to come back soon!