Jason

School's out. Time to try things I never seem to have time to do. Twitter is one of those things. Any tech teachers out there?

Just added myself to the http://wefollow.com twitter directory under: #teacher #edtech #technology

Received great news. Our computer club raised enough money to host a programming camp this summer. Will teach Scratch, logo, and Alice.

@fun4thebrain Thanks for following. I really like your website and recommended it to the K-3 teachers in my district. Keep up the good work!

@coolcatteacher What makes an excellent classroom? A teacher who can touch hearts as well as minds, a PBL curriculum, access to technology.

Looking for fun scratch projects for elem students. Fish Game looks promising: http://tinyurl.com/7okzte What are your favorite projects?

@RiptideF Have you checked out the SB site? Looks like a high quality program. Kids will enjoy. Didn't know they were on Twitter. Thanks.

@coolcatteacher Cornell has activities for 1st 3 seasons of Numb3rs. Wolfram says they're coming soon. http://tinyurl.com/65vlzz

@bcdtech I wish I was going to the Alice wrkshp. Will you blog it? I'm teaching Alice this summer. Would be interested in what you learn.

@mwedwards Thanks! I think the 1st pt is most important. Kids can do astounding things when they know someone truly cares about them.

@bcdtech Are you learning a lot about programming? Getting any ideas for projects to do with your students?

On my way to NECC. First time, very psyched. Safe travels to everyone. I hope to meet some of you there.

@tjshay Just catching up on all the excitement. You were right to take a stand. I wish more people would do the same.

@annemarie80 Thank you for recommending SchoolTimeGames. It's a project I began with my students 2 yrs ago. Each yr we add more.

RT @Zoodles Four Awesome Math Websites Featured on Zoodles | Zoodles Blog http://awe.sm/1TJZ SchoolTimeGames made the list. Yay!

Kids in our science camp have been playing this Rube Goldberg game: bit.ly/oZeJnS

Returned from ISTE with new motivation and a fresh outlook. Looking forward to the upcoming school yr. Putting many good ideas into action.

5th and 6th graders start interactive storytelling projects today. We're using Scratch. Looking forward to seeing how creative they can be.

RT @ktenkely: Math Apprentice shows kids how math is used in real life in a fun virtual world http://bit.ly/Rx0aK

Students are making PSAs about flu season using xtranormal. Upper grades using it to interview each other about books read over the summer.