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This website I found to be very helpful when it comes to language arts and spelling lessons in the classroom. It gives you many interesting ways to plan your lesson around spelling and language arts and general and gives many articles and useful words lists!

Scholastic really does have the whole package on their website. They offer so many different links from recourses and tools to books and authors. It is a great way to get ideas to keep your students focused and a great learning place for teachers to grow.

The scholastic website can be a great tool for teachers, parents, and students. It provides ideas and resources to help education become the best it can be.

This website has many resources and tools for teachers.  Teachers can find lesson plans, teaching strategies, and student activities. You can even shop for books and other classroom supplies.

I like this site because it offer help for new teachers. I often hear how difficult the first years of teaching can be.

As a student I loved the book fair. This site offers help for parents, kids and teachers. I will probably share this with my students.

This website is good for assisting high school, or even middle school students with writing papers. It helps to cite and make citations so that the correct form of APA and MLA is used.

This website provides many books available for free downloading. I thought it was a neat idea to incorporate e-books to help students not only read but also familiarize themselves with the computer. On another note, these books are great on the wallet because they are free...

This website has a VARIETY of different catagories of math that will help teachers plan out a lesson plan. This website has games, a worksheet generator, and allows you to layout what to teach first.

This website would be very useful for third grade teachers. Third grade teachers have to teach cursive, and this website has alot of pre-written worksheets that can be used as a basis for teaching cursive. Also, it shows catagories of letters that would be best taught together. This comes in handy when a teacher wants to make a weeks lesson plan in advance, and can relate all the lessons to one another. Also, it can be viewed by the students at home if necessary, for help outside of the classroom.

This website is a great source for teachers to communicate and be helpful resources to each other in using technology in the classroom

This website was really intersting in the fact that it dicussed the positive and even some negatives of using technology in the classroom. I found it different than most of the other websites on technology because it suggested creating a website and how exciting it can be for the students. It gave me the idea and I think I might try this out when I am a teacher!

This article explores the challanges of intergrating technology into the classroom. Also shows teachers projects that can help wiht intergrating technology.

This is a secondary education site about intergrating technology into the classroom.

We all know good old sesame street! This website includes games, videos, playlists, muppets and more to help students learn and be healthy!

Made for parents, teachers, principals, librarians and professionals in order to help kids read.

This site is awesome! Made for kids and includes everything from games, activities, lessons ideas, jokes, and videos. There is even a "bulletin board" for students to post their work. A teacher section includes resources, planning, news, training and funding. Finally, this website has a section that provides activities for individual state standards.

An interactive all-in-one educational website designed for both teachers and students. Great for introducing a new lesson or illustrating something from a lesson. Can also be used to review for a test or individually by students. 6 different categories to choose from. Aligned with academic standards.

I think this would be perfect for young kids who don't know much about nutrition and with obesity being the second biggest epidemic in this country and think this website would be helpful and fun in teaching them about Health, so that way I am not just lecturing.

AAE is an organization for teachers. This organization provides teachers with benefits they may not have at their jobs. It also helps teachers advance in their professions.

Helps teachers learn how to use technology in there classrooms.

Helps all kinds of teachers use the world as a means of learning. You do not have to be a social studies teacher to use this website, it can be used for all subjects.

This is a wonderful resource for both teachers and students to organize spelling and vocabulary words.  The website includes interactive games, spelling practice tests, and much more!  You can even customize it for your particular class.

This site is excellent for students to practice spelling and vocabulary words in fun and interactive ways. Activities include word searches, word scrambles, and practice tests. Both free activities and the chance to upgrade for full access.

This website offers many ideas for helping students master spelling. There were links for synonym, antonyms, and verbs. What I thought was really different was the link for Dyslexic spelling.

Helps teachers use the Libary of Congress.

I am a sucker for anything Churchill so this is a great website for people like me. Churchill is such a inspiring person this web site would help both teachers and students understand more about the life of this great man.

Carol Gray developed Social Stories™ as a tool to communicate proper social cues and behaviors in different situations to Autistic children. The stories help children, with any social deficit, function and cope with the world around them. I use social stories with all my students.