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Free jeopardy game for those teaching speed and velocity.

Free teaching and learning resources from the Federal Government. Divided by subject area. Includes external links, animations, primary documents and photos.

Now everything is for everybody

free to join and have access to resources that are useful for language students, students learning life skills, computer skills and math for living

on line certificate maker

"The NFER Assessment Hub, which has been designed to help school practitioners build their confidence with classroom assessment, offers a host of free support written by NFER's team of assessment researchers with teaching backgrounds. This support includes a collection of short-read articles which introduce various aspects of classroom assessment, as well as an exclusive new practitioner guide series titled 'Brushing up on assessment', due to be released weekly throughout October and November. From guidance on understanding assessment policies to tips on making the most of assessment data, the guides will offer valuable insight and advice to support practitioners in delivering an assessment approach that is right for their pupils and their school."

Some of use the fakebook tool at classtools.net but if you need to be offline, this is a template to make a Facebook page for a famous character. It is a .doc (Microsoft Word) file and you can download it and use it for your activity. These are great for looking at famous characters and students enjoy them.

So excited that one of my favorite sites for teachers (TES) has created a website particularly for US teachers called share my lesson. It is linked with many other websites and already has more than 200K resources on the site.

"To spread the word about Internet Safety, SimpleK12 has compiled a list of FREE resources on all the hottest topics regarding internet saftey"

Paul Hamilton writes a great review of Shmoop and why he likes it for early learners.

IWB resources for junior/primary students

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An excellent resource for all Primary school and Early Childhood teachers.

Open Culture has a list of more than 200 educational resources for teachers and students. Go through these! There are more than 200 audiobooks. So many things!

Free, downloadable, eBooks - great source to use to allow students to choose their own reading.