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This is a wonderful website for ideas on analyzing assessment data,keeping track of grades, preparing children for assessments, tips for helping students perform at their best etc...

I like this site it's great for making puzzles and lesson plan ideas

an excellent resource for children learning to read.

This online writing lab meets the requirements of Standard 6.5: Candidates use technology to gather, sort, and analyze information needed for their own research projects. The site has many useful tools in working with research and projects. There are links to guide you through your research and organize your paper in a professional way. I have found it to be very helpful.

This portion of the website meets standard 6.5 because it teaches students how to collect, sort, and analyze data through a project that collects the eye colors of the students. The project will enhance the skills of students and prepare them for future projects. The website presents various ideas for teachers to use in his or her classroom and these ideas are a fun and interesting way to teach.

If we don't effectively integrate technology into education -- even at the lowest levels -- we are doing a great disservice to a students and failing to provide them with the skills most relevant to the jobs they will do and the lives they will lead.

This site is an interactive tutorial/quiz geared toward upper elementary/middle school students regarding the subject of internet ethics. The scenarios are about issues they will encounter, written in language that's age appropriate. It's a great resource for teachers who really want to include technology in their classrooms, but want to ensure that students understand their responsibilities as cybercitizens.

This website has IXL Improvement Reporting on it. When your students are working on the computer "playing games" you will be able to with the click of the mouse view any of the 37 IXL reports. These reports will give you the information that you will need to help your students to be the best that they can be. It will show you their strengths and also show you their trouble spots. All of this information will allow you to show the student what he or she need to work on over the school year.

Create a group twitter account and post reminders for parents, students, or colleagues.

This website, Freerice.com, is a useful tool for teachers to use to reinforce some knowledge that may be learned in class, to provide a source of edutainment, and to provide students with the recognition that they live in a global community with people less fortunate. The site allows for you to copy and paste free banners to your own personal website or blog. A link could also be saved to the site on a classroom computer, allowing students to use the site as a means to reinforce a skill or to reward a student for good behavior. The site does adhere to the standard 6.9 by the permission allowed to educators by the "Fair Use" doctrine.

This is a great website for students to use to become familiar with plagiarism and it's consequences.

This website is a great place for teachers to tell students to go to when doing a research project. It gives very good information on how to gather information off the internet, and is very inciteful on how to analyze the information that has been gathered. It even has interactive games and questions.

This website makes keeping grades easy for teachers. It helps them to keep everything in one place and they are able to access their grades anywhere at anytime.

This site is good for finding new materials in class. The site has many activities that educational for all grade levels.

So this is a free online tool brought to us by Google that will allow for instant communication and collaboration. It can be used for pretty much all subject matters and grade levels. I'm still testing all of what I can do with it, but it looks quite promising and easily accessible on top of being user friendly.

This is a totally free web site. Teachers can set up virtual classrooms with their students. This allows teachers to interact with students and students to interact with students and keep learning fun and exciting. The best part about this is, there is no e-mail address required so every student can have their very own blog.

This website is an all around good website for teachers. it has a database of worksheets, templets, and even ideas for building lesson plans. The best thing about it is its free!

This social bookmarking site is a good example of an emerging resource for teachers.