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"Teach your kids how to prevent bullying whether it happens at recess or online. With these resources, your students will learn strategies to help them feel safe in any environment. We'd like to give a special thanks to everyone who uploaded resources specifically for this collection. We're also excited to include Blendspace lessons and wikis (below) in a TES collection for the first time"

This is a website that features some very important materials and resources on teaching kids and students about digital citizenship. Digital Citizenship resource is prepared and owned by NSW Department of Education and Communities (Australia) and is available for for free but under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Australia Licence.

Resources to improve the use of video in the classroom.

blended_learning_resourcesBy combining engaging online instruction resources and solid offline learning experiences, educators can transform their classroom and put the old column-and-rows setting to shame! Because of this notion, blended learning environments provide today's students a distinct advantage.

blended_learning_resourcesBy combining engaging online instruction resources and solid offline learning experiences, educators can transform their classroom and put the old column-and-rows setting to shame! Because of this notion, blended learning environments provide today's students a distinct advantage.

"OpenEd is the largest K-12 educational resource library, offering over a million videos, games, lesson plans and assessments for every Common Core Math, Language Arts, Literacy and Next Generation Science Standard.  "

Sample projects, assessment tools, and tips to get started with project-based learning

A teacher sharing resources for a flipped math classroom.

The article is for elementary school. It is somewhat basic, but it might be a conversation starter for a staff meeting. Also, it has links to other resources. (Make sure you go to page 2.) "These are the new citizenship skills for our students. While we shouldn't stop teaching children how to say "please" and "thank you," and bullies will still exist in the face-to-face world, it is vital that we treat online safety and digital citizenship with the same amount of seriousness and attention."

Amy Stasak Walled Lake Consolidated Schools was kind enough to share here professional web site. It contains a lot of resources and ideas. Thanks Amy.

Reading website for emerging readers. Free reading games, ideal for interactive whiteboards. Online guided reading stories and teaching resources with lesson plans.

"Promoting critical thinking, education, and informed citizenship by presenting controversial issues in a straightforward, nonpartisan, primarily pro-con format." Thanks to Marsia for sharing this in your resource.

Navigate college admissions like a pro with Khan Academy's evolving resource! Inside, find advice that is relevant for all college applicants in addition to portions tailored for high potential students who are worried about whether they can afford higher education.

Links to resources for coding for all ages of students

Thanks to Torrie Mass for this resource. GoSoapBox is a web based clicker system

Thanks to Nicole for this resource

Kathy Cassidy discussing how how she teaches digital citizenship to younger students. Great resource for primary grade teachers.

"Educators need to be aware of the terminology, learning theory, resources available, and tools that can be used in the classroom to differentiate instruction and support diverse learners. Learn about some of the FREE tools available to support a variety of learning styles."