Good morning from Maine the place snow is overlaying the bottom because the solar rises. The snow won’t final for much longer although as we’re anticipating sleet and rain right now. Rain is a foul phrase for of us like me who wish to ski. On the upside, it is a fantastic day to make and eat extra Christmas cookies with my daughters. I hope that you’ve got one thing enjoyable deliberate for your weekend as effectively.
As I do each week I’ve gone by means of my weblog’s analytics to seek out the preferred posts of the week. This week’s hottest posts featured useful classroom administration instruments, an inventory of Chrome extensions, concepts for making comics, and a recreation about stopping the unfold of COVID-19.
These have been the week’s hottest posts:
1. Classroomscreen – Timers, Names, and Noise Meters
2. Google’s Favorite Chrome Extensions of the Year
3. SpinnerWheel – A Great Random Name, Number, and Word Picker
4. Seven Ideas for Crafting Comics in History Classes
5. Try Virtual Backgrounds and Immersive Views for Virtual Events
6. Add Voice Recordings to Google Forms Questions, Answer Choices, and Feedback
7. Germ Science Investigation – A Game About Stopping the Spread of COVID-19
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