Fall2010MDSK3151

A list of curriculum based lessons and activities for all levesl of science.

A Large sellection of math and science activities for all ages and branvhes of science.

online resource for getting materials donated to your classroom

Teaching Tolerance is a great resource that is free for educators. The materials you can supply your classroom with are amazing. Dr. Taylor showed us this website in class and I can tell you is worth your time.

TrackStar requires that you create a log in which will grant you access to a variety of lessons plans and activities. 

Good website for history teachers to use in the classroom

This site lists many useful apps for educators

interesting site that shows games students can play that will help them grasp the material. there are games for science, english, etc.

This website offers lesson plans, activities, and helpful tools for all subject area teachers.

A math Magazine that is organzied by cambrigde england

This is a great source, I believe. Teachers can use this as a on-going project throughout the semester to catalog the work of their students throughout the year. There are several ideas I can come up with to how this would be useful: 1. In a math classroom, students can catalog the important knowledge they aquire and would like to remember after the year is complete. Throughout the semester, students create pages/files to be uploaded to their e-book, or go in and manually add information that they find important in their lessons. They can use their e-books as a source of reference throughout the year, and in future years. As a teacher, you can also use this source to upload important assignments to the reference, so students can reflect back on them at a later date. 2. Science teachers can use this to create a class-create book covering the information that they have covered in class, as well as to document research students have come across on their own. This could be compiled of student assignments/projects/research/etc that students complete through their unit. And then the teacher can publish the e-book allowing students to have access to their work. This is a great resource because it motivates students to do better, knowing that their work is available for view by not only the teachers, but their peers, and others online.

This site offers a wide variety of science experiments, projects, and links to supplement the material of your science classroom. From building a solar system to making insect identity cards... this site has it all.

Dipity is a great tool for comprehension in the classroom! You can have students read a story or book and have them create their own timeline! The options are unlimited!

I have used voice thread in two classes here at UNCC and I absolutely love it! It is yet, another tool to use in the classroom that challenges students to be creative, learn technology and share their material with others. Perfect for live forums and discussions!

Here you'll find what we consider to be the best resources for teaching math at all levels. This space is not only for teachers, but has also been built in part by teachers.

This man is unarguably the greatest math teacher in the history of math teachers. Or at least the greatest at pulling off large-scale video projector pranks that leave you laughing, stunned, and a little bit awed.  If only our math professors were this interesting.

has a list of resources on the web for math teachers

Educator who participated in the K-12 Online Conference

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Tinychat provides dead simple, free to use, video chat rooms that just work! Enjoy chatting with your friends or making new ones. Share up to twelve broadcasts simultaneously! With text, video, and audio chat, you and your friends can connect and talk from anywhere in the world.