Sketching, Infographics, and Google

Sketch Toy is a website that allows you to draw a picture on their website and share it on your Facebook page. One advantage to Sketch Toy is their "graph paper" background to help you keep your art centered and symmetrical. They also have a feature that makes your art vibrate much like an old cartoon. If drawing is your thing, why not give Sketch Toy a try.

Daily Infographic is a website that features the best and most dynamic infographics found on the world wide web. If you are searching for an infographic about a specific topic then this website can help you as well. You can use their search bar or just select the category that interests you and they will more than likely have the infographic you were looking for. If you really enjoy their site then you can subscribe to their site and have daily infographics emailed to you.

Seems as though just about everyone uses some type of Google product these days. Google Tutor is a site that wants to be your resource for all things Google. They are one of the leading websites for news, tips, and tutorials for Google and their products and services They are not affiliated with Google, but are just huge fans of Google who want to share their passion with the world. If you have any Google related questions, go to Google Tutor and they should have the answer.

Parent Teacher Communication?

We Are Teachers is a website where educators can go for a variety of resources. Whether you’re looking for lesson plans, product reviews, web resources and blogs or a chance at money for your classroom, then this may be a site you'll enjoy. We Are Teachers is worth looking at and it is free to join.

Next up is a site called Bureau of Communication. Here you will find official looking forms for every day emotional expressions such as apologies, thank yous, and love letters. They seem to be extremely practical ways of saying things that are often very difficult. At the same time, they are funny because they take something that is deeply emotional and personal and make it heartless and indifferent. Regardless of your motives, the Bureau of Communication is worth a look.

Today's finale is a cartoon that every parent can appreciate. It is featured on a site called Nick Mom and perhaps can serve as a warning to any future parents out there. The morale of the cartoon, don't expect to get too much done when your children are with you.