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Good list of helpful teacher websites...

This is awesome! I'm going to bookmark all of these sites :).

Another website about internet saftey. These were found on the York County website. During my practicum on Friday the students had a lesson on internet saftey and digital citizenship.

This is a great website to find creative images. Many have some version of a creative commons license. WARNING: The website contains art of ALL kinds. I do not recommend searching the site while at school or telling your elementary school students about it.

Thanks for the warning, Kim. :o)

Nice to have an idea of where to start when asking kids to do research. Interesting that google is on the list - I've heard may teachers debate whether they want their students using it.

A fun resource for primary teachers.

This blog shares websites for both teachers and students and focuses on a broad range of topics including science, math, geography, and graphic organizers.

Great resource! Thanks for sharing.

Not the prettiest website, but it has a ton of good historical information for kids and teachers.

The Quest To Learn School in Manhattan NY website 

website to help teach children about the capitol of VA including how a bill becomes a law

website by the previous teacher who provided the previous link. A web quest about animal life cycles appropriate for students from grades 2-3

A PBS sponsored website for a large distributor of digital media in the state of Virginia.

A Website that provides possibilities for exploring different trees that are geographically accurate through Google earth.

General teacher resources based on virginia standards from harrisonburg public schools website.

Students can create a research-based descriptive movie using clips and information from the Smithsonian History Museum website.  National Standards are provided for teachers

Interactive website showcasing the collaborative effort of educators and researchers to chronicle events in the Jim Crow South. Students should be supervised when on this, or provided with 100% appropriate materials from this. Jim Crow South provides so many facets that would allow students to work collaboratively on different asepcts.

This website is also useful for lesson ideas at different levels.

Another great math website!

A civics website founded by Sandra Day O'Connor trying to teach kids civics in a fun and engaging way.

GREAT RESOURCE if you can get your school/coworkers to split the cost. my teacher uses these worksheets for everything!

My CT used a reading passage from this website for small group reading. Some worksheets on this page are free.