Aviary: Aviary is a powerful online tool that allows you to create and edit images.

Aviary's Audio Editor: Create your own music on this fabulous site.

Big Huge Labs: This site allows you to do a variety of interesting manipulations with images. Put yourself on a poster.

Blabberizer: This site allows you to have your voice come through on images. The image will move its mouth while your voice comes out.

Coconut Run: This game requires strategy and student really enjoy this activity.

Cool Text: This site has a variety of fonts and effects to choose from. Create your animated title and then save it as a gif. Upload it to your website.

Cool Tools for Schools: Get a variety of resources for image editing by visiting this site.

Creativity Tools: Get a variety of resources to sites that have different creativity options.

Dog Tricks: Tell this precious real dog what to do and s/he will most likely do what you say.

Don't Buy It: PBS is offering interesting tactics to teach you how to be media smart.

Draw Stickman: This site allows you to create a stickman. Challenges will occur and you will be asked to draw more objects to deal with things that come up.

EdHeads: "Edheads helps students learn through educational games and activities designed to meet state and national standards." You can perform a virtual hip replacement, knee surgery or hip resurfacing. This site is really awesome!

Elbot: Talk to Elbot, a friendly robot. Don't say mean things to it, it is very sensitive. Besides, it isn't nice to be mean to anyone, even a robot.

Floor Planner: Draw elaborate floor plans of your dream home.

FotoFlexer: This is a great tool for students to transform images. You can resize images, add animations and more. This is great, especially for people that don't have image editing software

Free Makeover: This site allows you to pick a model's head or upload your own photo and add different hair styles. Can be great for making a business website on a hair salon.

FreePoverty: This site gives cups of water for getting answers correct on world geography.

Freerice: This site allows you to improve your vocabulary, foreign languages and more while you give 10 grains of rice to the poor each time you get an answer correct.

Glogster: This is a glogster I created using glogster.com. It is some of my favorites for students.

iKnowThat: This site has thinking games. This site is packed with educational activities. Take some time and explore.

Image Chef: "Write a comment or poem in the shape of hearts or other symbols. Send a greeting or post to MySpace or your blog."

Independence Day Quiz: "Our quiz is made up of 20 questions found on the actual citizenship test with a few curveballs in the mix. The last ten questions may be a bit harder, but a score of around 24 out of 30 is considered a passing grade."

JamStudio: You can create your own sound effects on this site in a few simple steps.

LineRider: This is a very unique site that allows users to draw simple to elaborate paths. Once they are satisfied with their path, they can click a play option in order to have a character travel the path.

Lunapic: This site allows you to upload images and manipulate them in a variety of ways, including animations.

Make Belief Comix: You can make up your own comic strip on this free online tool.

Monk-e-mail: This site lets you record your voice or add a voice to an adorable monkey's face.

Pixlr: Pixlr is a free online image editor. You can apply filter effects similar to Photoshop. It is a great tool if you can't afford the expensive image editors.

Reading Eyes: This is a test where you have to guess what a person is feeling based on their eyes only.

Splashup: This is another great online image editor. It allows you to apply a variety of techniques to images.

Spot the Fake Smile: "This experiment is designed to test whether you can spot the difference between a fake smile and a real one."

Sumo Paint: This site has a lot of artistic potential. You can experiment with a variety of wonderful tools to create something interesting or beautiful.

Talk to M.A.I.D: Ask M.A.I.D. appropriate questions and get some interesting feedback. Students love this site. They can improve their reading and writing while they communicate with artificial intelligence.

Text to Speach: Check out AT&T's site that allows you to type in words or phrases and have the words spoken from a variety of voice possibilities.

Textanim: This site has a variety of color schemes and font choices. Create your text and then save it as an image for projects.

USA Smarts: test your knowledge of U.S. geography and history by answering questions using a widget found at Widgetbox.

Wall Wisher: Students can post a message on a sticky note about sites they think are worth exploring.

Web 2.0 Tools: This site is packed with creative tools including video; music; images; writing; creativity and more.

Yearbook Yourself: Upload any face to this site and select a time period to see what you would look like with that era's hairstyle.