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Entertaining way for students to practice their typing skills!

This website is a great reference for lesson plans. I like this website because you can narrow by grade level, as well as the content's subject. I think this is another great resource for teachers to be able to expand their ideas for lessons and incorporate many facets.

This site gives resources, strategies and activities for teachers to use in lesson plans. All you do is type in the subject and the site will give you options. Also it has recommended lessons. For example with black history month coming up it has special lessons to incorporate black history.

This website is a great study tool. All you do is type in the subject you are studying and hundreds of links come up with exercises that help you study that subject.

This site has tons of math games for many ages. It also has games for spelling, geography, science and more. I actually used this site in MAT141. It is really neat.

I like the incorporation of fun and learning. This site is for math; even the layout is "Math-like" with geometric shapes.

Cool math interactive games areprovidedon this page.  There are several game types including strategy, skill, numbers, shapes/colors, pictures, logic, memory.  Although the site is mostly math games it also includes some reading and spelling, geography, science and coloring pages.  It is structured for elementary and children with special needs.

This page helps the teacher use data efectively.  It talks about the different types of assesments.  Araes to focus on include classroom assesments, cumulative files and state tests

This website is a good resource for special education teachers. It has information on different disabilities and resources for teaching. 

Very interesting website for teachers pursuing the special education field. Many different resources.

This is a site that special educators can come to for help. There are classroom management ideas, resources, and information on types of disabilities.

Do your students need to learn the basic location of letters on the keyboard? Have them learn by playing this fun game.

Here, many fun games can be found for students to play.  There are all types of games for different subjects such as social studies, language arts, math, science, logic, and many more.

I really just thought this was an interesting topic. I still really hate powerpoints and I just find them super boring unless the teacher spices them up with fun videos, cute graphics, instead of just the boring words on the screen type of feel!

The BBC is a great resouce for all types of reseach.

Different tools for assessment, from concept maps to written reports and how-tos.

This website could prove to be very useful to English or Language Arts teachers. It focuses on all aspects and components that will be taught in a middle or high school English classroom. It discusses different types of literature and even has information on AP students. It focuses on speech and grammar as well.