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shows pros and cons of using excel in the classroom and how to go about doing that

This FREE website is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education. Has an excellent repository of teacher resources and tools, offering content in categories like Arts & Music, Health & Physical Education, History & Social Studies, Language Arts, Math and Science. Has drawings available on materials developed by federal museums and archive collections, educational materials developed via federal agencies and programs like the National Science Foundation, as well as selected resources from sites like Scholastic Inc., the Alliance for Climate Education .

The website is sponsored by the United States and it offers many resources to integrate and supplement in your classroom. All subjects are covered on this site.

This website has literally everything you need for every subject.

how to create a grade book in excel.....step by step instructions

A teacher's guide to using political cartoons in the classroom at all grade levels. This web site contains an excellent collection of polital cartoons organized by artists' names and by state. This is a great tool for teaching current events and can also be included in the Language Arts, Journalism, and Art curriculum.

this website allows you to material for teachers in all subjects such as math, foreign languages, arts, etc.

programs, distance learning, and workshops to improve ones teaching abilities. Each subject is divided into its own category which is then broken down by grade levels

This website is an excellent place for teachers to get new ideas. There are videos that are similar to the conferences we looked at for our last assignment.

This place is a wonderful way for students to have a "hands-on" experience with history. A field trip to the museum (or even offering extra credit to students who choose to venture here on their own) would be an excellent way for students to connect the classroom with reality.

This is a scholarly journal created specifically for history teachers, hince the title. It is full of great articles and resources that would be excellent in the classroom.

This is a really great way for teachers (particularly within CMS) to stay connected with one another. It keeps them up to date on thier curriculum and new ways to teach it. I think if each school district had something like this, the educations system in our country would be excellent.