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Create your own handwriting worksheets! Help your students hone their handwriting skills! This is a great website that allows you to create your own handwriting worksheets covering a range of skills. Use this site to create content specific worksheets allowing for extra time to be spent on certain areas of the curriculum. Create sheets about the planets, animals, or other areas of vocabulary and content.

A plainspoken, non-technical overview of basic HTML tags bloggers may find useful for making tweaks to their content and why they might want to do so. Also includes links to additional HTML resources for those who want more.

This is a great site with many kid friendly games. Most of the games have some correlation to math related topics. I find it best to preselect which games the students should play so as to enhance the lessons to be learned or alredy learned.

Great website for all ages and grades. This website offers free educational games in all subject areas. In addition, this website offers brain teasers, organized by grade.

Free activities for students organized by subject and age.

Digital Librarian is a great source for electronic texts and primary source documents. This site is a must for any teacher. All content is free.

New resource I found that has pre-made teacher lesson plans for a variety of subjects.

This seems like a great resource to use in the classroom or even for your personal use. You are able to create digital stories with narration- you scan in your own photos. I haven't used it but will keep you posted.

Subscription and non-subscription whitepapers, newsletters, and webcasts for the working professional in digital education.

Great resource for Digital Citizenship!

Abraham Maslow's A Theory of Human Motivation is Learn Out Loud's free audio book (mp3) for September. Hurry!

I was searching for more interesting sites to see provide me with back up that video games should be used in the classroom and I stumbled across a web site called.  http://www.artificialwisdom.com/  that claims to rate games by how much your student can learn from them.

This is a great page for read aloud books. There is a good selection of children's books on a variety of topics. The stories load quickly and are of good quality. Highlighted words tell emerging readers which word is being said. Allow students to listen by themselves at their seats or as a whole class presentation!

This website is a great way to introduce and reinforce touch typing with your younger students. I use this program with my third grade keyboarding class. They love getting to the song at the end and can't wait to move on to the next level!

Great website used to help and guide students through their science fair project.

Need interesting questions to start class discussion? Try Plinky.

Great web-site for teaching time!