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Wonderful website for space videos, lesson plans, space clips and more. Fun, engaging, factual and just down right outstanding. I love this site!

Direct link to teacing videos, lesson plans and activities for the classroom. The activities are fun and some are very easy to do.

Lynne Jonell is a noted author of books ages 9-12. There is talk that her works will become Sunshine State Books. This website is a great website for kinds to view future projects and complete some online games/crafts.

Great website for short presentations on science topics in grades 3-5.

Here is a great site for those educators who are teaching world history! I use the games from this site and my students absolutely love them!

Use your iPad or iPhone to create mindmaps. Great way to take and organize notes in class or meetings.

Story Mapping

Kidcenter filled with content area games, puzzles and mazes for the kids to complete. Great outlet for Tier 1 and Tier 2 students.

Elementary Educational Language Arts games for grades K-6. Great for cold reads, worksheets and themed based worksheets and games. There are also ready-to-go lesson plans available on language arts topics.

Happy Bathtub Party Day! Calendar site with links and histories. Great way to start class discussion.

Some familiar and some new sites all on one page.

This site has many different live webcams streamed. Currently there are owls, birds, Brazilian Rainforest and many more. This is a live 24/7 stream.

Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators offers teacher resources, including categorized lists of sites that are useful for enhancing curriculum and professional growth. I like how there is a link for new sites for the month and also a theme for the month.

I have used this in the classroom before and think that it has some great information on historical events put in terms younger children will understand.

I know other people have posted Ben's Guide, but here's the K-2 section of the web site, which includes games and activities, as well as additional links and resources for the students. I particularly like the subtopic about "My Neighborhood," as it is relevant to what I will be teaching my students in my own classroom and I love supplemental material!

Ben's Guide to US Government, K-2.  Includes sub topics relevant to the grade I teach, including "Your Neighborhood."  Website also includes games and activities, lots of visuals and videos, and also additional resources and websites for the students to explore.

RTI is consistently changing and is always something that confuses a lot of people. This link is a great resource to help understand and use different strategies for struggling learners.

This site has some great resources on differentiating instruction and using resources for reading success.

I used this site all the time for literacy centers for primary grades. Great choice!

Wonderful website for first year teachers! Great ideas about planning, organization, discipline, and much more!

Great website for help with parents. Wonderful suggestions!

Great resource for teachers, parents, and students. It's a search database that categorizes math topic by grade level and it explains concepts in plain step by step terms. This type of website would be awesome for parents that are not math savvy to use to brush up on their math skills or to relearn math concepts while trying to help their children.Great for teachers to refer to as a secondary way to explain a concept beyond their knowledge and the textbook being used.

Matho is a great website and also a phone app for both iphone and android for parent to have available for their children. Kids love to play online games and this type of website allows parents to provide their children with a fun interactive game while enhancing their math skills. Also the games are timed so this can further challenge kids to want to compete in trying to get the highest score in the shortest amount of time.

this website was found through the US. Department of Education. It gives parent helpful practical examples of how they can use everyday task such as shopping at the grocery store to get kids motivated and practicing their math skills. These type of hands on practical approaches are always great to do with young kids because it's a way to capitalize on their free time and to have them practice what they are learning in school without feeling like they are in a classroom.

This is good information, I am sending this to my eye doctors office one lady needs help for her daughter