So. Many. Boxes.

I have realized that I need to get rid of some of my school supplies. I have 60+ boxes to go through and would love to get down to 20 boxes + 10 boxes of books. I have about 700 books plus about 30 boxes of various "stuff" - paper, craft supplies, crayons, office supplies, etc...Each box is a paper ream box. For anyone who has done this, what do you suggest? I need some kind of organizational system and a cheap one! I don't want to have to buy too many new boxes or other stuff. Also, I probably have about 2 weeks to do this...any ideas?

Common Core Widget

Learnist = Pinterest for educators

Many people love Pinterest (let's face it, you can spend hours looking at recipes, clothes, games, anything really)...can that format translate to helping educators? Take a look at Learnist - Grammar and let me know what you think!

AASL Top 25 Websites!

Great sites for teachers, or anyone who wants to collaborate

http://www.schoollibraryjournal.com/slj/home/894866-312/aasl_unveils_top_25_websites.html.csp

I like: Popplet - http://popplet.com/

And I would recommend http://learnitin5.com/ to my teachers as it teaches Web 2.0 in 5 minutes or less! Sweet!

I may need to get an iPad just for this... StickPickApp! What other great teacher apps are out there that I should know about??

48 Ultra-Cool Summer Sites for Kids and Teachers

Great stuff!
http://edtechideas.com/2012/06/01/49-cool-summer-sites-for-kids-and-teachers/

Math games for kids, a PDF to Word converter, a Magic Tree House website, a Virtual Piano, Google resources, and so many other things! Time to start playing =)

P.S. I'm going to make the salad for dinner again, along with polenta and blackened chicken. Very excited about my food future!

Yippy! (.com)

Look up your favorite basketball star - http://yippy.com/

What did you find? Is it better or worse than what you can find on Google? Why or why not? Comment and let me know! =)