The Daily Bell
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Discover how to bring hands-on learning to life with Makerspaces and STEAM. Explore engaging, subject-specific project ideas to boost creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration in any classroom.
Use Microsoft Word to get the word out about what's going on in your classroom. Office 365 makes it simple to create a newsletter for your classroom, school, or parent group.
Learn how to create eye-catching school event flyers using Microsoft Word in this quick 3-minute video tutorial. Perfect for teachers and administrators looking to boost parent and community engagement with professional-looking communication tools.
While letter writing might not be used as often as it was in the past, it's still an important skill for students to master.
Learn how to create eye-catching brochures with Apple Pages in just minutes. This quick tutorial shows you how to edit templates and design engaging projects for your classroom or school using Pages’ built-in tools. Great for teachers and students alike!
Do you have students who are struggling with reading? Let's look at effective uses, apps, and creative ways to use mobile devices to support reading.
Do your students know how to write a letter? If you have access to Apple devices in your classroom, you'll also have access to Pages.
If you've made a terrific Keynote presentation, why not turn it into a movie? Learn how you can turn your slide show into a movie with just a few clicks.
Whenever you'd like to cover a new topic with students, there's no reason to reinvent the wheelm - find presentations other have shared already.
Taking time for yourself is essential for avoiding teacher burnout - try some of these free ways to treat yourself and take a break.
Would you like to engage students in elementary social studies, take them on a virtual field trip, and help history come alive for them? These iPad apps impress students, while helping them learn.
Students write biographies in many subjects across the curriculum. This free resource can help them get started.
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