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The NAEA is great website that expands your knowledge about an art education career and a great example of the standard 6.4: Candidates use technology in their own learning process and to change their current educational practice. It provides learning opportunities for current and future art educators to expand their knowledge and to better their classroom. The community part of the website allows art educators from all over the USA to share ideas and strategies for their classroom. There are also grants and opportunities for students and teachers to earn money or more knowledge about art education. The learning tab gives lesson plan ideas. Last, the best part about this website is that it helps you start your career by finding a job.  

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I decided to use www.deepspacesparkle.com as my website of the day because this site is an excellent resource for K- 6th grade art teachers. The lessons are simple and easily understood.

Educational Resources at the National Gallery of Art

The National Gallery of art website is a great technological resource for both teachers and students. There is a link to the exhibit of the week which focuses on a new artist or series of artists. Another useful tool is the artist database which makes it easier to look up any artist quickly and also have an accurate biography and list of works. There is also a fun section for kids to use where they can get ideas for art projects, read the online children's magazine for artists, and use a number of free software to create their own original art work.

The complete visual arts resource for art educators, parents, students, and homeschoolers. View art lessons, read art news, view resources and jobs.

This site includes online language arts learning games and activities for Pre-School through Grade 6 students. This website would be content specific for language arts classrooms.

This website is more or less a database of internet resources concerning art. There is a large list of online games for students to practice, many of which are over a specific topic. This can facilitate teacher's use of standard 6.1 by allowing teachers to reinforce their lesson plans with various online activities for students.

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For Standard 6.4., one can use the Crayola website to find art-related lesson plans for any subject. Materials, time, grade level and significance are listed for each project. Additionally, techniques for all art supplies for the educator are given.

Artgames is an educational and interactive website for children to create art and play games online while learning about painting and sculpture at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery in Buffalo, NY.

Apples4theteacher.com, offers interactive educational activities and online games for teachers and students. Educational games are categorized by subject - Language Arts online games, online Spanish games, online Science games, Social Studies educational activities, Educational Math games, Foreign Language interactive games, Creative Arts and Crafts - counting, measuring, Presidents, Irish Symbols, map of US, countries, animal classification, human body book, alphabetize a list of words, word magnets, tangrams, puzzles, Dr. Seuss puzzles, Presidential trivia.

This is a great site for both teachers and students. This site has links to many interactive resources for anyone interested in art. This website meets the standard 6.2 because it has grade-level and content-specific technology resources, including assistive technology, to increase student participation in the total curriculum. you can become a member of MOMA, but its a little pricey. I think you get what you pay for in the end.

Jumpstart is a great site for teachers of any grade level. You can choose the grade level you are teaching and then find activities, games, worksheets, and more for your students. It has activities for many different subjects reading, English, science, math, and art. This would be a great source for gather ideas for activities, getting supplemental worksheets, or to give the students a safe place to play fun games!

Explore, Discover, Learn: Art and culture, history and travel, science and nature. Explore all the Smithsonian has to offer at Smithsonian Students . From interactive Idealabs to homework help to strange but true facts, you'll find it here!

This website has fun interactive activities for all grade levels. It also contains activities for teachers to use with SmartBoards, Promethean Boards, etc. It encompasses all subject areas including math, science, social studies, language arts, and Spanish.

This website allows students to practice what they have learned in class. It has math, literature, geography, arts and music, and science. Students can pick from many games. The website is very appealing to young children and they games are very fun.

Do you want a fun way to mold a student's brain with through some fundamental creative games? These games deal with basics of poetry,sentence structure, and reading skills for grades k-2. If you ever had some extra time at the end of class or during an "inside recess day," these would be something the students would enjoy. My standard for this website is standard 6.1. The point of this standard is to to bring interactive technologies and hands on experiences into the classroom.This website is a good example for the standard 6.1 for primary reading and english teachers.

This Website has free games for elementary school children; it has the mostly math games, but also has some language arts and geography games. The student's can either play by themselves or play against other people on the site.

This website has games students can play based on grammar topics. It also has pdf downloads. It also has a link on the home page to the Junior version for Elementary students.

Kids learn while they play with fun games and activities in interactive online environments. Try these: Learn to type and spell while you play! Pick your game: Learn about shapes and colors with fun online art games! Try these: Print and color themed coloring pages, or find other patterns at the Funschool Printables Center.