Blubbr Vs. eduCanon: Creating Online Video Quizzes

I have recently been introduced to two websites that allow you to create quizzes using videos on YouTube or other websites. I have explored both sites and would like to share my observations to assist you in selecting a tool for your classroom.




 

I created an easy infographic above, but will give a more detailed explanation below.

 

Video Selection

If you want to combine clips from more

My FREE Teachers Pay Teachers Store

I have uploaded all my shared documents and files to my new Teachers Pay Teachers Store. However, I want to reassure you that the items will remain FREE OF CHARGE.

You're welcome! :)

Free Online Music Games For Kids

I have revamped my classroom website and a view links may have been lost. I am reposting my collection my music websites just in case any of you have difficulty following the original links. The original post is found  here. 

"Old Betty Larkin": A Kentucky Folk Dance

Greetings, from Kentucky! We just finished a lesson introducing the mountain dulcimer, Jean Ritchie, and a Kentucky folk dance, "Old Betty Larkin." The dulcimer is Kentucky's state instrument, so I always make sure to expose my students to our Kentucky heritage at least a couple times throughout the school year. "Old Betty Larkin" is a game song that any age will enjoy. I teach this lesson to