E-Learning Scope and Sequence Chart - What to teach and When

I put together this really handy chart to advise teachers what they should be teaching in ICT / E-Learning and when.  It is linked to VELS but really applies to any curriculum and you should feel confident in delivering these activities to the year level recommended.  Download the PDF File here.

My Top Multiplication Games

Thanks to Scott McGlynn from mytopten.com.au for these great multiplication games for students.  They are a great option for the classroom or as some 'fun' homework.  I'd love to hear if you have any others.

Balloon Invaders

                                                          

 Grand Prix

Batter's Up Baseball

                          

The Ambleweb Tables Tester

   

  Learn your Tables

    

Free e-Learning for kids

This site offers a reasonable amount of ICT based opportunities for students based upon year level and key learning area.  It has a large amount of content contained within it and you could comfortably rely upon your kids to find something productive to do here.  Check it out.

My top 5 e-Learning Blogs

I have recently just added a blogroll to my site in the right column to include my top 5 elearning sites.  I know there are plenty more out there but these are the ones I always come back to regularly

Teaching Ideas

iLearn Technology

Free Technology for Teachers

Jane's Elearning Pick of the Day

NCS-Tech

Be sure to check them out and I would love to hear your favourites.

Brilliant Web Based Graph Maker for Students

Create a Graph is very simple to use web based Graph Generator that I can highly recommend for younger students who may find a spreadsheet such as Excel a little daunting.  A very simple interface lets you select from Bar, Line, X&Y, Area and Pie graphs and takes you through each stage of the graph making process in simple to understand language.

There are examples and tutorials, not that you will need them and you can output graphs as either a traditional paper based printout or get a hyperlink to view your graph online.

Be sure to take a look at Create a Graph next time you are doing a statistics and data lesson with your kids and want to generate a graph simply whilst teaching your kids the steps required along the way.It's free of course with no sign up required and there are a few other useful tools to be found on this site also.

By the way if you are looking for a great lesson plan on Creating Pictographs on Computer with younger students.  Here is one from my lesson plan section.