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This site gives a variety of online games and activities, printables, and a long list of premade WebQuest. These links are all about health and Nutrition for children. These links could be used during health class.

This website contains many WebQuests for all subjects at the elementary level. It also includes links to websites on how to create WebQuests. This site has links to WebQuest sites suggested by Innovative Teaching Newsletter.

* Join the largest creative community established exclusively for visual arts educators, university professors, researchers and scholars, teaching artists, administrators, and art museum educators. Collaborate. Learn. Engage in thoughtful dialogue. Engage with January's Mentor through the NAEA blog! Thom KnabI am the K-4 Arts Specialist for Dodge Elementary school in the Williamsville School District.Links to approximately 125 electronic journals, articles on issues in aesthetics, arts education, art theory, and visual arts, statistics, and assorted databases

"Links to approximately 125 electronic journals, articles on issues in aesthetics, arts education, art theory, and visual arts, statistics, and assorted databases"

A website of links for elementary science teachers. I chose to include the site because it has far more websites than I could individually go through and bookmark but the sites could still prove useful for other teachers.

A website containing links to different science websites for students. Allows the students a chance to experiment in ways online that would be impossible in the classroom.

This site offers links to other sites including some of the already posted QuestGarden.com, WebQuests: Explanation, Zunal WebQuest Maker, and more.

This site gives step by step directions on how to make your own WebQuest. There are also numerous links you can follow if you are having trouble, or if you need help. This site also has a variety of templates you can choose from.

http://www.desktoprating.com/wallpapers/movies-wallpapers-pictures/dinosaur-wallpaper-thumb.jpg Dinosaur Web Quest Introduction Students will begin a dinosaur hunt. This very easy web quest will introduce students to the concept of using various links to find information. They will also develop skills for opening and closing various windows in Internet Explorer. Using the various links, they will discover facts about dinosaurs.

Information on WebQuests and many links to other sites with effective WebQuests

This website is great. It is a collection of WebQuests. Grade levels organize these WebQuests. It also contains link sites as well as resources.

This site helps you walk through a set up of a web quest.

This site gives an overview of how to design a webquest and why they are useful. The information is useful to know because it is step by step and shows how a well-planned webquest can enhance learning.  Links to pre-existing webquests are found here as well.

A website about how to create an individual webquest along with examples on the page. This site also includes links to other pages but as a teacher I would most likely use the adapting and creating section as I gained more experience.

A compilation of Web 2.0 tools broken down by category and cross-linked and referenced.

Impressive list of links updated periodically.

This site offers webinars for teachers, and also past webinars in their archived section. This site also has a book store to purchase educational books. There is also a link for upcoming conferences.

This page provides a variety of links to organizations, teacher-to-teacher initiatives, professional development toolkits, regional education labs, and more.

Conner Prairie provides a historical look of professional development for teachers in Indiana dating back to the 1860's. Links to teacher resources and materials, field trip activities, and lesson plans.

Website specifically for Social Studies teachers. Includes links and tabs for professional development conferences for social studies teachers.

This webpage guides to different context area for professional development. It also gives information about lessons plans, themes, technology, and class management.

Educator's Professional Development Online database of conferences and workshops around the world. Professional Development for Educators Library of Congress The Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources program provides primary source-based staff development to teachers across the country. LeaningForward.org Networking and Professional Development Resource for educators.

This site has different professional development links including professional development courses, networking sites, and workshops for professional development.

This is a website for preschool through 2nd grade. There are many activities for the children to do, there is also a link to order more Starfall games if you like. This is a free site that we have daily in the special needs classroom.