Super Teacher Worksheets is absolutely one of my favorite sitse for finding worksheets and printables in a wide variety of subjects.  Also, this is a great site for finding other educational resources such as: custom puzzle/worksheet/crosswords generators, Smart Board files, and more.  Almost every resource at STW is aligned to Common Core Standards and very easy to use.I highly recommend checking out Super Teacher Worksheets by clicking here!!!For my Pinterest board on Educational Resources click here.*Super Teacher Worksheets is an advertiser of Technology Tidbits.

"A graphic organizer, also known as knowledge map, concept map, story map, cognitive organizer, advance organizer, or concept diagram, is a communication tool that uses visual symbols to express knowledge, concepts, thoughts, or ideas, and the relationships between them.[1] The main purpose of a graphic organizer is to provide a visual aid to facilitate learning and instruction.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphic_organizer"  Graphic Organizers are used daily in education for any curriculum to help teach any subject (i.e. mind maps, brainstorms, etc.)   Being a great learning tool for visual learners, websites have made it easy to make beautiful looking graphic organizers.*This list is in alphabetically order10 Sites for Creating Graphic OrganizersExploratree - A great visual site for creating a mind map w/ lots of templates.Mind42 - Nice collaborative mind mapping site w/ lots of templates and easy to use.MindMeister - Beautiful looking mind mapping site w/ the ability to embed into a site or blog.MindMup - A easy to use site for creating brainstorms or mind maps.Mindomo - One of my favorite brainstorming apps that also lets a user flip their classroom, collaborate, comment, and much more.Popplet - A excellent app that allows students to think and learn visually by brainstorming and mind mapping.Storyboard That - A excellent site w/ educational portal that educators are using in a variety ways, such as creating timelines, storyboards, graphic organizers (t-charts, grids, etc.), and more.TotSplash - A fun site for creating and organizing ideas into a brainstorm or mind map.Webspiration Classroom - From the creators of Inspiration a very popular web based program for creating visual brainstorms that can then be turned into an outline w/ a click of a button. WiseMapping - a great site for creating visual mind maps and brainstorms.

Noteimals is a fun little free iOS app for teaching youngsters musical notes and the piano keyboard (If only I had this when I was learning how to play the piano when I was 5).  The way this works is the musical notes takes on shapes of animals (think Mario Paint SNES) making it easier to learn notes.  Users can choose a song to play through or create their own music in "Free Play" mode.I highly recommend checking out Noteimals by clicking here!!!

QuBowl is a innovative quizzing platform that I just found out about from Technology & Learning.  This site allows educators to quiz students and then track their progress.  This is ideal for differentiate instruction as well as finding where a student's strength and weakness lies.  Also, there is a moderator section that allows teachers to create tournaments for their students.  This is a great way to help teach any subject.I highly recommend checking out QuBowl by clicking here!!!For my Pinterest board on Quizzes/Test Creators click here.

Brownie Points is an excellent free iPad app for Math grades K-7th.  This app uses an incentive based learning system to help students w/ their basic Math skills in areas such as: addition, multiplication, algebra, geometry, etc.  When a student finishes their lessons they earn "brownie points" that allows to unlock and play pre approved apps/games.  Best of all Brownie Points tracks all students progress and is aligned to Common Core Standards.I highly recommend checking out Brownie Points by clicking here!!!Below is a brief demo video... Introduction to Brownie Points from Brownie Points on Vimeo.For my Pinterest board on Educational iOS Apps click here.

iPractice Math is a excellent all-in-one solution for Math.  This is an excellent resource for students/teachers wanting help in all areas of Math of over 600+ skills (i.e. Algebra, Decimals, Fractions, etc.)  Also, this is a great place for real-time online help w/ practice problems, printables, and worksheets that can be solved online.  Finally, through a free educational portal parents and educators are able to track student's usage and see how well they are doing on any given subject or problem (displaying right/wrong answers).  This is a great way to assess student progress and differentiate instruction.I highly recommend checking out iPractice Math by clicking here!!!

How to Make Electricity is a super fun educational iOS app that teaches kids the principals of making electricity.  It does this through easy to understand animations and a virtual lab that lets students experiment using a variety of plug-n-play items (i.e. potato, lightbulb, fan, etc).  How to Make Electricity has 4 lab sections that focuses on: solar, chemical, hydro, and thermal.  Best of all there is a parents guide and even a "science" view that allows students to view electrons at a molecular level. I highly recommend checking out How to Make Electricity by clicking here!!!Below is a demo video...For my Pinterest board on Educational iOS Apps click here.

The Answer Pad the fantastically simple mobile learning tool and student response system has been busy over the summer months.Here is a list of some new functionality. 1.  Integrated with Google in a couple of ways... Single sign on for teachers and students. Upgraded users can upload images to the Template Gallery from Drive and can export saved work from Portfolio to Drive. 2. Broadcast: Upgraded teachers can now select as received response from the dashboard and send it back out to the entire group, which is great for working collaboratively through multi step problems. 3. Sharing Tests - all teachers can share answer sheets to other TAP users via email. 4. We just released Live Monitor also. This is for answer sheets. Teachers assign the quiz and can monitor the results live.Answer Pad still is a great way to turn a classroom paperless and assess students learning in real-time on a iPad/mobile device.  Educators are using Answer Pad to differentiate instruction and for all subjects in any curriculum.I highly recommend checking out Answer Pad by clicking here!!!!

Help Teaching is an excellent site for educators, parents, and others looking for educational resources such as quiz/test creators, online assessments, or worksheets/printables.  These printables are for K-12 and cover a wide range of subjects.  Also, there is a test/virtual room where students can take online assessment and get results in real time.I highly recommend checking out Help Teaching by clicking here!!!For my Printerest Board on Educational Resources click here.*Help Teaching is an advertiser of Technology Tidbits.

Tiperosity is an interesting new search engine that is good for finding "tips" on any given subject.  Right now they do have a section for education where people can search for tips on things such as studying or applying for a job.I recommend checking out Tiperosity by clicking here!!!