One of our 6th graders, Sam, tried http://floorplanner.com/ and really enjoyed it. Drawback? You can only do one plan per free account.
6 years ago
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- nbosch
- I just retired after teaching in an elementary gifted program for 25 years. I'm a wife and mom of three grown boys; a lawyer, an engineer, and a philosopher! I'm going to try something new.
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My son practices his architectural hobbies with SIMS... (not a free program at all...)
My students use Sim City, but this program is fun for personalizing.
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