Have you seen this new series published by Walker Books.
After Luke Watson transforms into a werewolf for the third time, he and his parents are moved by the Government Housing of Unusual Lifeforms (G.H.O.U.L.) to Scream Street – a community of vampires, zombies, witches and more! Luke soon makes friends with vampire Resus Negative and mummy Cleo Farr.
Check out Tommy Donbavand introduce his series of books…
Scream Street and Tommy Donbavand have a fantastic website with news, events, games and much more. Click here to check it out.
Click here to purchase the first book in the series – Scream Street 1 : Fang of the Vampire.
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Viewzi is a website search tool that offers results from Google and Yahoo in a variety of formats incliding Webscreen Shots, Simple Text, Google Timeline, Power Grid, Video x3, Photo Cloud and much much more. It is definitely worth looking at.
This video talks about what education might look like in 2025.
Things to think about…
There are technologies that didn’t exist even just a year ago. Students are growing up with these technologies and use them as second nature. Do we need to look differently at the way we approach our lessons?
National Geographic Kids is a fun and educational site featuring games, activities, animals, photos, videos, stories and much more This site is great for both students and teachers.
The site is full of content that is both educational and fun. Highly recommended!
The Online College is dedicated to bringing you the best online educational tools and resources.
Here is a link to a great post on the Online College for 100 Great YouTube Videos for History . History teachers, students and buffs will enjoy using this link.
YouTube always up to the challege of providing thorough, accurate information by delivering channels from leading names in historical studies, from The Smithsonian to the Discovery Channel.
This blog site and post has put the top 100 links together in one place. Areas include General History, Art History, Music History, World History and much much more.
Spezify is a search tool that presents results in a variety of visual ways from many different websites. Spezify gives a good overview of the subject or topic. Spezify uses all types of media and websites such as blogs, videos, microblogs and images to build wholistic picture of the search.
Spezify collect websites and aim to use as many free, relevant and open API’s as possible to generate a diverse response.
Primary Games Arena – ”The largest collection of curriculum games in the universe.” Games are arranged by subjects, year and game types. This is a UK based site that cover many topics that can be used in Australian Schools eg “Life Cycles of Plants and Staying Safe Online” just to name a few. There is also a teachers section. All games are curriculum-based and worth a look.
It’s visualization and storytelling without slides. Your ideas live on stage and on the web.”
Prezi lets you present your thoughts as free as they come without the restrictions of a slideshow. It allows putting together your ideas with the use of creative thinking and technology expertise, Prezi is a living presentation tool.
Welcome to our Blooksurf Blog. This space has been set up for our customers to share ideas on how they can use Web 2.0 tools in their library and in their school. We hope that it inspires you to think about how you can use some of the tools in your school.
We will be adding posts about Web 2.0 tools so that we can all learn from each other and develop and evolve how we use these tools in learning and teaching.
We also hope to let you know about new titles about which our customers can make comments. We hope that this will be helpful when purchasing titles for your libraries.
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I'm enjoying looking at your blog. Last week's information on the Flip video was very interesting and the Librarian's Song was great.
Keep up the good work!
Denise O'Brien
SMS Librarian
Trinity Catholic College
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