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Create a digital human and then add animal characteristics.
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This fun, interactive site allows kids to learn in the form of games and activities
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A fun spot for K-2 students to hone their language arts skills along with computer and internet skills.
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This site specializes in language arts activities for PK and elementary students. Printable worksheets too!
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Hundreds of pages of basic math skills, interactive practice on every page, and an explanation of the math topic on each page.
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Web sites of the children's shows, features activities, stories, and much more.
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Great learning games and games just for fun!
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This fun website allows users to learn different facts about animals and habitats. There is also a section where you can switch
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This site contains more than 600 games and activities
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Funbrain offers more than 100 fun, interactive games that develop skills in math, reading, and literacy.
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ReadWriteThink lesson on creating a cinquain poem using basic parts of speech.
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ReadWriteThink ideas and checklist for creating a poetry anthology
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ReadWriteThink lesson about using your five senses to create color poetry.
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This site forms a complete diamante poem; all students need to do is plug in adjectives into the box.
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ReadWriteThink lesson on creating diamante poetry.
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This site, developed by a third grade class, shows examples of Dr. Seuss poetry
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ReadWriteThink lesson on creating poetry in science.
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Great examples of haikus written by third and fourth graders from around the country.
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Website lets the user pick from a variety of backgrounds and word banks to create poems.
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ReadWriteThink lesson on writing seasonal haikus.
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Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide.
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Our classroom blog - check often at home or school for new questions!
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Storybirds are short, art-inspired stories you make to share, read, and print.
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Log in and practice math skills at home or school.
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Great site short videos on a number of different topics we cover in 3rd grade
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Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide.
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This website allows you to make artwork, create an animated movie, make a printed card, tell a story, or make a drawing.
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This template walks students step-by-step through creating a newspaper.
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Log-in, select pictures, and then create your own story!
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A fun way for students to show their creativity and writing ability through comic strips.
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ReadWriteThink lesson that introduces students to narrative writing with the use of comic strips
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ReadWriteThink lesson that details how to use descriptive writing to create monster trading cards
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Great introduction to paragraph writing using the stoplight approach.
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ReadWriteThink lesson that shows how to create alphabet books for struggling writers.
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ReadWriteThink lesson plans for creating a classroom newspaper.
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A fun, interactive site that allows students to put events in sequential order.
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Submit a story to Van Allsburg's "Mystery of Harris Burdick."
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Official site of author and illustrator Chris Van Allsburg
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Lesson plans and ideas for many of Van Allsburg's books.
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Activities, lesson plans, and questions related to the book by Kate DiCamillo
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Printable questions and vocabulary for each section.
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Questions and vocabulary words for each chapter.
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Roald Dahl - questions, worksheets, and vocabulary
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Magic Treehouse Series
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Vocabulary, questions, and activities.
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Great resource for backround info on the book.
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Great reading units created by Gay Miller
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ReadWriteThink lesson plans on the novel - Because of Winn Dixie
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Comedy Unit - Great resource for the book Be a Perfect Person in Just Three Days
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Read-Write-Think link that has useful handouts and templates to create a book cover or dust jacket.
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ReadWriteThink lesson that uses the book Two Bad Ants to discuss point of view.
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This website is an outstanding resource for kid-friendly news stories.
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ReadWriteThink lesson on the elements that make up the mystery genre.
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ReadWriteThink site that allows user to create a trading card based on a book character
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Can you spot the misspelled words? Click on this site and see!
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Our reading textbook publisher, Houghton Mifflin, has a site that matches spelling lists to our reading stories.
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This isn't for babies either!! The amount of information on the site just "boggles the mind"!!!!
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An interactive spelling site the helps kids learn their spelling words each week. Type in "Knips" under "Find List" for our week
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A fun site that offers lots of free games to help with spelling
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Spin a wheel and spell the picture you see!
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GamesGames offers 16 fun and interactive spelling games.
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Online games to practice spelling and vocabulary.
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Notes from Best Websites Class
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The best collection of graphic organizers available on the Web!
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Over 4,500 lesson plans and activities that are in sections that are easy to find.
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Free Inspirational (short) video clips.
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This site, by Bernie Dodge, will orient you to webquests concepts and training materials and a bulletin board, plus a collection
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convert teacher tube and utube videos to files that you can save.
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Users can learn about art, its history, and the various artifacts in the Art Institute of Chicago.
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Excellent resource for kids to learn more about art, art history, and artists.
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Grammar Ninja is a fun game for students to play as they develop a working knowledge of the parts of speech.
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35 interactive grammar activities for students in grades two through five.
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The Grammar Practice Park produced by Harcourt School Publishers provides 12 games for students in grades three, four, and five.
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This interactive website allows users to practice grammar skills through games.
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ReadWriteThink lesson on using adjectives and synonyns in writing.
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ReadWriteThink lesson on understanding homophones.
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Hundreds of useful social studies related sites
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Short, free online videos to supplement content
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Houghtain Mifflin provides this site as an excellent resource and has many parts that are not part of a specific textbook
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Excellent resource for information on colonial America.
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A step-by-step tutorial of the First Thanksgiving.
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Another useful site with information on the First Thanksgiving
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This interactive site introduces students to what life was like on the Plymouth Plantation in the early 17th century.
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Webquest activity for K-4. Students explore on preselected website. One of six major topics of humban interest. Good Activity!
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Adjust population of animals/plants to see how it affects a food web.
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Useful notes about food chains and food webs.
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Good visual to walk kids through the food chain and the life cycle.
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Good description of each type of vertebrate
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Great summary of each type of vertebrate.
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Good site to show the stages of a Monarch Butterfly life cycle
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Interactive life cycle of a frog, butterfly, and an apple tree.
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Art project that ties into 3rd grade life cycle standards
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Good, brief description of each stage of the frog life cycle.
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Great site for various resources on the food chain
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This is an awesome website that introduces students to a plant's structure, life cycle, and parts
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Learn about seeds and fruits and life cycles.
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Good site that walks the user through the various parts of the plant and their function.
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Useful chart that helps students distinguish between living and nonliving things.
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By looking at a picture, students are asked to classify each thing has living or nonliving.
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Worksheets, tables, and loads of information about the different biomes of the world.
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Great site at kids' level for weather and Earth's physical features.
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Learn how the special properties of water allow life on the water planet—Earth.
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Here students can play games, view posters, and watch movies about the human body.
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Invaluable site that lists 3rd grade science skills and websites that match.
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Games, cool illustrations of mathematical concepts & principles. All levels.
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Kids can log in and practice third grade mathematical concepts at home.
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Site for Elem and MS level students to discover the logic and beauty of math. Lots of activities!
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Great site to show students virtual manipulatives for math.
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Phenomenal resource for difficult to explain math concepts
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Website that lets users drag shapes/objects into a grid to create their own architectural designs.
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Interactive site that explains the difference between area and perimeter using a real world example.
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Fun game to review the concept of area and perimeter.
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Use geometric shapes to create a spaceship.
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Downloadable lesson on understanding perimeter by building a fence
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Virtual Manipulative - Geoboard. Use when discussing area, perimeter, and geometic shapes.
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Engage in several games, quizzes and skill building about math, probability, graphing, and mathematicians.
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Practice finding the missing multiples in the pattern.
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Answer the multiplication facts by clicking on the product.
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Roll two dice and then click on the correct product.
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Practice multiplication facts with an interactive baseball game.
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Multiplication table training online that responds to your answers and will train your weaknesses.
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At this site, students can practice their math facts and play games.
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Over 40 multiplication sheets to print and practice.
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Click on corresponding pairs to match math facts with their products.
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Fun, interactive game to skip count and practice multiples.
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Target practice - shoot at the correct product to a multiplication sentence.
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Drag the correct product to the times table.
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Practice skip counting by filling in the multiplication chart.
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Students will learn about money, savings, interest, checking, and electronic banking in this very interactive site.
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Use money and multiplication to buy produce from a farm.
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Calculate the correct change and find the appropriate coins.
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Easy game to review rounding to the nearest 10 and 100.
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Draw and discard different cards to make the largest possible number.
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Pick the digit time that matches the analog clock.
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Another site to review and practice telling time to the nearest quarter hour.
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Great manipulative to show elapsed time.
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After learning how to take/capture pictures, users can upload them to the site and use any of the 20+ applications to create uni
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Says-It.com image makers allow you to create your own funny photos and graphics.
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This site is similar to Big Huge Labs. It allows the user to upload pictures and create different projects.
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Read, Write, Think offers this FREE and easy crossword builder.
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Another good collection of age-appropriate crosswords - also the ability to create your own.
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Over 35,000 websites reviewed and approved by librarians and teachers.
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Created by a third grade teacher, this website is full of great resources and ideas.
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A 4th grade teacher's website chock-full of ideas and useful links.
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Similar to YouTube, this site is safe to use in school and has lots of useful videos.
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Free educational resources and videos for professional development. for
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More than 250,000 free lectures, videos, films, and other resources — from all over the world.
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Upload and share your videos for FREE
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Learn how everything works!
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Videos similar to what is found on TV.
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More useful educational videos free to users.
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Allows you to create stunning and moving presentations by being able to zoom in and out of key points in your presentation.
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Create a digital poster using a combination of images, videos, music, text and animations.
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Provides the tools to build up a description of an event or person by placing items in a virtual box.
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Animoto produces TV-quality music videos using your photos and video clips in just minutes!
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Tagxedo turns words into a visually stunning tag cloud,
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Free online tool that allows you to create short animations.
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Included are tools that create jigsaw puzzles, badge makers, mosaics, magazine covers, movie posters and trading cards.
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The simplest website-building tool there is!
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Create photo strips from your photos.
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Great list of Web 2.0 resouces.
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A site that adds a voice recording to any photo.