Buncee Doodle is the new "game" being used by Buncee users for a variety of educational purposes. It reminds me of the mobile app Draw Something, where a user creates a drawing/doodle using Buncee and then have another person guess what it is. This can be done for introducing subjects/concepts, for computer groups, for project based learning, and much much more.
ToonSpaghetti Story Lab: Classroom Edition is a educational iOS app that I just found out about from Class Tech Tips. ToonSpaghetti is a fantastic app for kids ages 5 and older and ideal for digital storytelling and project based learning. Also, ToonSpaghetti is aligned to Common Core Standards, lets users solve word games (to build vocabulary), and add music to animations/stories. 
30hands is the excellent and easy-to-use learning tool that educators/students everywhere are using for a wide range purposes, such as: digital storytelling, project based learning, blended learning, and much much more.
Letter Quest EDU is the new Spelling game from Filament Games. Letter Quest is a super fun turn-based fighting game where a student spells words to defeat their enemy. As the game progress the words get harder and this is a great way to build up Spelling/Vocabulary skills. Best of all, a paid/registered user can track/save student progress.
I Know It is the excellent new site from Super Teacher Worksheets for interactive Math lessons grades K-5th. This is a super fun easy to use site for practice on a wide range of topics, such as: place value, multiplication, counting coins, time, and more. Best of all, I Know It, allows a user to use a certain number of "hints" to help solve a problem and it gives the correct response w/ reason for the wrong answers.
Quiz Game Master is a neat little site I just found out about from Larry Ferlazzo's blog. This site lets users create their own custom quizzes or use one of their own. Quizzes can then be shared w/ others or downloaded to save them. Best of all, are the abundance of different quizzes/games a user can create such as: Racing Quiz, Dragon's Lair, QuizBoard, and much much more.
The Answer Pad is an awesome teacher tool that has two powerful functionalities: it is both a student response system with a focus on drawing and "show what you know", and a grading solution for your teacher created quizzes. It is browser based for teachers, and works on any device (BYOD), browser or on free apps for iOS or Android for students. It is an ideal tool for engaging students for any grade/subject area, and turning a classroom paperless.
Memrise is a fun mobile (iOS/Android) app for learning foreign languages. This is done through Game Based Learning as a user plays through a variety of games such as: speed review, listening skills, difficult words, and classic reviews. Also, there are lots of resources to help learn a language such as chatbots and videos from actual foreign language speakers.
Blue Apprentice is an innovative new iOS/Web game designed to help students 6-12 yrs old learn Science. Blue Apprentice takes kids on an intergalactic adventure that has them learning about different Science concepts such as: periodic table, energy, space, ecosystems, and much much more. Also, Blue Apprentice is aligned to state standard and mets COPPA compliance making it safe for kids. Best of all, BA tracks students progress, has lots of features/levels to unlock, and has high replay value.
EdVisto is a innovative new site that I just found out about from Larry Ferlazzo's excellent blog. EdVisto lets educators create "virtual" classrooms, then add members/students. Once the students are entered, a teacher can create groups, start a chatroom for group discussion, and create assignments/stories. Best of all are the clips/videos (i.e. similar to iMovie), and the educational portal that lets educators control users, privacy settings, etc. Once a story is finished it can then be shared w/ others. EdVisto is a fantastic site to use project based learning, digital storytelling, and more.
WordWanderer is a site I just found about from Larry Ferlazzo's great blog for making word clouds. This is a neat way to create a word cloud where you can edit what types of words you want to see or hide, such as: nouns, verbs, prepositions, etc etc. Also, a user can click on a word to see a definition or how it is used in context or drag-a-line between to words to see how they are related.
CodeMonkey is a great site for students learning how to program/code. This is done by guiding a monkey to collect his bananas from gorilla and meeting other characters along the way. The farther along a user progress the more complex the stages/lessons are. Students will learn basic JavaScript and principals such as: loops, variables, functions, conditions, and more.
NameCoach is a wonderful web service that educators are using to learn student's names and pronounce them correctly. This is especially useful w/ commencement/graduation ceremonies on the horizon. The way this works is simple as a teacher creates a name/web page and then has the student's speak their names. The audio gets embedded into a page and a user can access them all on one page at anytime. Also, NameCoach makes it very easy to share recordings and keep track of student's name/email. It's easy, accurate, and 100% safe for schools to use.
Parapara is a neat little site that for making animations/slideshows that I just found out about from Richard Byrne's excellent blog. This is a simple to use site that lets user select and color then draw on a screen/frame. These frames are automatically stitched together to create a slideshow.
Summer is almost here and BoomWriter's Virtual Summer Camps are right around the corner and a soon to be reality for educators!!! This is an excellent solution for teachers looking to make some extra money over the summer (from the comfort of their own home) using BoomWriter's innovative collaborative writing tool.
Ratio Rumble is a super fun iOS app that has students doing battle w/ an opponent creating ratios. This is a nice way to integrate Game Based Learning into the classroom and helps students work on their Math skills by creating ratios by mixing potions.
Super Teacher Worksheets one of the best sites around for finding educational resources, worksheets, printables, and more... just announced their latest sweepstakes that will have one educator win a Shel Silverstein poetry collection. The contest ends on June 30th and no membership is required, just a valid email address.
Renderforest is a new site for creating videos. This is a great presentation/slideshow tool that educators can use to create explainer (how to) videos, introduce a subject, a more. Best of all a user can embed a video into a site/blog.
ClassDojo the widely used (free) tool for behavior management and communication for education now offers Student Stories. Student Stories is a new way for students to create digital portfolios and share them w/ others.
Buncee is the amazing learning tool that provides a digital canvas for students to create amazing projects, presentations, and much much more. Educators have been using Buncee in a wide variety of ways through their educational portal "Buncee Classroom" to create virtual classrooms for students to complete assignments, take quizzes, etc. Best of all, Buncee Classroom lets students track students, assign quizzes, and even differentiate instruction. Finally, w/ the vast amount resources, lesson plans, templates, and tutorials, teachers can easily integrate Buncee into any subject/curriculum.
Interland is the new online game from Google regarding their "Be Internet Awesome" campaign. This is an innovative new way for students/kids to learn about Cyber Safety and Digital Citizenship. The "Be Internet Awesome" initiative helps students explore the online world focusing on areas such as: share w/ care, don't fall for fake, secure your secrets, and it's cool to be kind.
Math TuThor is a wonderful mobile app (iOS/Android) for student's working on their basic Math skills (i.e. multiplication, division, etc. ). Math TuThor is ideal for integrating Game Based Learning in the classroom and has students using answering questions while defeating enemies using the Norse god himself, Thor. This game has super-high replay value, sporting over 30 levels and monsters to defeat, and 9 characters to choose from.
Storyboard That just released a collection of activities to use for this upcoming Father's Day. Students can use it to:
Math Run: Panda Chase is a super fun iOS app for grades K-5th learning basic Math skills (i.e. addition, subtraction, multiplication, etc.) This game follows the familiar "running" game-style and has students avoiding obstacles while solving Math problems. Also, there are lots of characters and levels to unlock to enhance replay value. Best of all, Math Run is tracks students progress, generates detailed reports, and is aligned to Common Core Standards.
Projector Screen Store is a great site for educators or parents looking to find screens, projectors, cables, and more for home or their classroom. Also, this is an ideal place to find good deals and other resources such as: how to build a home theater or how a green screen works.
Mathmatical Run is a easy-to-learn iOS app that helps students practice their basic Math skills (i.e. addition, subtraction, etc.). This game is similar to any "running" style game and has players collecting stars, avoiding obstacles, and solving equations. The player goes until they get a problem wrong.