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Social Studies - 5th Grade Educational Links

Cybraryman Internet Catalogue Links to all different Holidays celebrated in Dec

Another schools link to websites for 2nd graders

This site is a freely available public site that is designed specifically for Music Teachers and pre-service Music Teachers interested in continual professional development in their field of music education (although we do welcome all educators, curriculum developers, and public school administrators!). While this site is free to use, all users must register for an account -for all non-logged users, clicking any of the links will take you back to this page.

A HUGE amount of resources. This group is a collaboration of links rom the CUE Conference held last week in Palm Springs last week. Highly recommend taking a few minutes looking through and seeing if some of these. PLEASE CHECK! 

Multiple Keyboarding Links

Wiki that is used to gather ideas regarding the redesign of a library space, and links to the steps involved.

Sick of mailto: links in your browser opening Outlook or Mail.app whenever you click them? You can tackle this problem with extensions or through other means, but Googler and HTML5 guru Paul Irish offers a simple, no-add-ons-required approach. 

Karen Stadler's collection of ipad resources- links to websites all having something to do with ipads

Fresh on the heels of adding discussions to Google presentations and the ability to edit within the Google Docs Android app, we've been hard at work on a few other new features to enhance your Google Docs experience. All your comments--in one tidy place We just added the discussions feature to Google drawings, and today we're making it even easier to see a log of all of the comments that have been made whether you're using drawings, documents, or presentations. Just click on the "Comments" button in the upper right corner of the editor to see a complete history of your discussions. You can reply in line, resolve or re-open comments, link directly to a comment, or change notification settings--without ever leaving the "Comments" menu.

Links to many Social Studies websites- Ancient Egypt, Middle Ages, Ancient Rome, Mesopotamia

Here is where you will find resources and links to resources to help you develop and maintain your classroom web site. 

Links to explorers from the 1st century until 1682

Colonial America

This page contains multiple "how to" video tutorials to show you how to leave a comment on a blog, write a new post, adding links and embedding photos or videos.  These will be useful when you start blogging.

Links to museums around the world.  This is a great way to start a new topic and introduce your students things beyond the classroom

Here is a list of all of the skills that cover word problems! The skills are organized by grade, and you can move your mouse over any skill name to see a sample question. To start practicing, just click on any link. IXL will track your score, and the questions will even increase in difficulty as you improve!