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Free music downloads, free games, children's books, children's music, children's songs, sing-along songs, and animated cartoons help teach kids to read. Free teacher lessson plans, work sheets, teaching aids, daily quizzes help classroom teachers teach and test.

You'll have to excuse the ugliness of the website, but it contains some basic tips to help with math studying and homework.

This site is very content specific so it may not be much help to most of you but who knows what we will be teaching next year. This is a great way to help yourself or your students study and learn the difficult physics content.

This website may help students understand the parts (e.g. prefix) of many vocabulary words. Many technical terms, names of biological structures, and names of taxa, are formed from Greek and Latin roots. If you are familiar with these roots, you can 'translate' the technical terms into English. One particularly useful example is the names of taxa. The formal taxonomic names for many animal groups (from phylum down to species) are often formed from roots that refer to distinctive features of the animals. When used in pairs, such as in the familiar Latin binomials for genus and species, both the genus and species names are often descriptive.

Helpful technology sites, downloads and programs!

Here is a 50 question inventory for math students. It will help them rate their comfort level with math along with study and work habits.

Listed below are resources that address the Reading and Writing academic needs of specific disability groups. You can jump to a particular disability you are interested in servicing with the list to the right. Each link will open a new window of your web browser to ensure you don't loose you place within our site and allow you to save links you find helpful.

This is a site which has a large number of teaching strategies to help differentiate instruction

This is an awesome place to get great ideas for teaching health and heatlh units. This can help a lot of teachers such as science teachers, family studies teachers and physical educators teach their courses. There are some awesome activities for teachers.

This site is for teachers wanting to promote strong study skills in their classrooms. They have lots of information on the home page and will send out a free digital copy of their program. However, they really want you to sign up and pay for the whole thing. It's a web-based program designed to help struggling students work on their skills at school and from home. Worth a look.

This site has helped me through lots of projects in Ed. It has tons of resources and excellent activities for any classroom. Easy search options and a weekly newsletter emailed to you if you register. Great site, only set back is that it is an American site.

Lots of lesson plan ideas, templates, rubric makers, etc.. Great website!

This is an invaluable resource. It has hundreds of great webquest ideas to help expand upon various topics found in curriculum documents.

This site provides many helpful resources for manitoba physical education teachers