Free Technology for Teachers: Geography, Monsters, and Drawings

Very good morning from Maine in which the sunlight is increasing and it really is a brisk 29F as I sip my darkish roast coffee. It was a busy week below my little part of the world. We had two birthdays in my household, we all fought off very little colds, and I announced a new study course that I am super psyched about hosting in November. 

This weekend I have hours of leaf blowing and raking forward of me. But I’ll be sure to make time for riding bikes with my children and getting our canine for some walks in the woods. This is the best time of 12 months to investigate the Maine woods. I hope that you have an similarly pleasurable weekend ahead of you. 

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