Free Trials!

District Funding Low? Then try out trial version software. It’s for a limited time but hey, do what you gotta do to get technology integrated in the classroom. Here are some of my favorites I’ve used in the past.
Tumble Books has a 30 day trial. You can possibly access this jewel by going to your city’s library website and looking on the kids zone page.

Education City has a 30 day trial. Simply awesome. Used it for over 4 years.

Braining Camp has a 10 day trial.

iXL has a 30-day trial for teacher.

Rocket Reader has a 10 day trial. This is a download which can be upgraded is you later decide to get the full version.

Raz-kids has a 7 day trial.

Britannica has a 7 day trial.

GameGuroo has a 7 day trial. This is a Spanish eLearning site with 8200 games already created.

ESGI

If you’re a preK-2 teacher, then you’re gonna flip over this post. ESGI (a program designed to cut assessment time in half, analyze data automatically and create reports for parents) is giving away a free year-long subscription to one of it’s Facebook Likers this Sunday. If you don’t win, then still try the free 60-day trial and if you just can’t live without it, ask your administration to get it for you!

Best of all, before your 60 day trial ends, you can print out the Test Results for each student so you can have a copy of the data. There is no risk or obligation. Get your free trial today.

Expresso Elementary

Espresso Elementary is a cross-curricular, multimedia educational website for grades Pre-Kinder to grade 5. It’s packed with thousands of interactive, video-rich classroom resources right at your fingertips and ready to motivate your students. Since 1997, Expresso Elementary have proven to engage students while helping them to achieve educational outcomes. Their specialty is taking educational concepts and intertwining them with “real-world” context.

Check out Expresso Elementary for an opportunity to grab their free 30 day trial and get your students motivated in learning.