Is this your own personal website? I usually ask the person that I'm getting the material from if they mind that I use it. For example, on my website I use a lot of the projects and assignments that Mr. Roughton created. I emailed him and he was 100% ok with me posting it on my site. I even gave him a little "shout out." If you're just talking about basic clip art and you aren't profiting off of it, it's in the public domain on the internet, so I don't see anyone having a problem with you using it. If you want me to be more specific, send me a link and I'll take a peak and let you know what I think. :) Cindy

Also.. here is a really cool link that you might like http://cybraryman.com/prek.html
He has all levels and content, but I think the Pre-K is really cool.

Oh KITTY KITTY!!! Look at what I found! For all of you that are reluctant, this wonderful educator did tutorials for you. In his words, "This site is for teachers and educators of all grade levels and subject areas. It hosts short tutorial videos on many of the best digital tools to use with students. Its also a growing community of ideas submitted by teachers for classroom use."

Have you checked out my website? I've been using TeacherSites, an award-winning classroom website tool from SchoolWorld. I thought you might benefit from using it as well. If you do sign up for the 30-day free trial, make sure you enter my ID # (35165) as we can each add an extra month onto our account.

Here's a link to sign up:
http://www.schoolworld.com/TeacherSitesSignup.cfm?myfriend=35165

And here's a link to my site:
http://teachersites.schoolworld.com/webpages/CEmerson

Enjoy and have fun building your own classroom website!
-Cindy


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8/9/2011 6:37 PM

Technology Glog... help us go through some rather interesting videos.

Very fun way to turn a lesson into a DIGITAL POSTER. Student Side- Have them posterize an important events, a book, a main character...etc. Teacher side- Use it for a lesson that incorporates different videos, graphics, and ideas for organizational purposes.

Wallwisher example from a US History Class.

Responces recorded.

Our Shoot out assessment.  :)

Different utility tools available through this link.  one is the magic 8 ball.  You enter in the student's names on the spreadsheet and then the "8 Ball" picks students for you at random.

Great full screen online stop watch.  Great for classroom management.

PREZI- Awesome presentation tool.  Kids can use it at home without needing additional software.  

Great site to teach civics.  There are video games and lots of learning activities. You will love it.

Read about the top 10 reasons to use this tweentribune.

Teacher video of Teentribune.  :)

Photobucket is an awesome tool for showcasing the students.  Take pictures, or video.  Then you can easily manage and turn the pictures into slideshows...copy the html.. and post to your class website.  OR- use the slideshow in an email home to the parents... The choices are unlimited!!!

This is the new way to facilitate and help teachers create common assessments.  Everyone has access at all times, and the products can be altered from home or the classroom.. actually anywhere.  :)

This is the link directly to Ms. Vogel's website.  If you need any help or ideas on how to implement the tools we are showing you, feel free to look and steal away.

Here is a link directly to Ms. Emerson's Class website. If you need any ideas, or how to utilize some of the tools we have shown you, feel free to steal away.

This is a great site to set up so students can create flash cards to study for your class.  (Bonus- they can access this on their Ipad or Iphone to study on the go too!)