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This collection of ready-to-use graphic organizers will help children classify ideas and communicate more effectively. All of our printable graphic organizers are designed to facilitate understanding of key concepts by allowing students to visually identify key points and ideas. By using graphic organizers across all subject areas, you will be empowering your students to master subject-matter faster and more efficiently. We have graphic organizers for reading, science, writing, math, and for general use. You'll also find blank printable templates like graph paper, dot arrays, and other useful tools.

quizbusters interactive quizzes by subject and keystages

This looks like a great site for ed vids for all subjects, it also contains more than vids, pics ideas,display, news, books and apps

Resources for all subjects (Canadian) with great illustrations and demonstration applets.

Free Interactive teaching resources by category/subject

" TrackStar is your starting point for online lessons and activities. Simply collect Web sites, enter them into TrackStar, add annotations for your students, and you have an interactive, online lesson called a Track. Create your own Track or use one of the hundreds of thousands already made by other educators. Search the database by subject, grade, or theme and standard for a quick and easy activity. There is a fun Track already made for each day of the year, too!"

Searchable lessons for a variety of subjects.

useful links to ideas for blogging with your class as well as links to class and subject blogs.

Scholastic free free resources for teachers across subjects

resources for teachers, online lessons for most subjects. You can build your own too.

Worksheets for all subjects. This might be useful in creating interactive overlay activities where answers are hidden away and revealed.

"Other TeachersFirst Special Topics Collections Modeling and helping students learn about Internet safety is the responsibility of every adult in our students' lives, including teachers in all subject areas and parents at home. As adults learn more about wise online behavior and build awareness of our own digital footprints, we must continue to share and openly discuss these issues with the young people in our classrooms and homes. Use these resources to stay up to date on the pros and cons of technology's capabilities. Build awareness instead of fear as you and your students discover how the power of the Internet can be harnessed for safe learning and communication. Be sure also to visit the TeachersFirst Edge for teacher-friendly tips on using today's web tools safely and within school policies. "

this has been around for a while, but I never seemed to have bookmarked it to our diigo groups