MDSK 3151 Fall 2011 Group B

A list of videos to enhance lesson plans and engage students in a fun way.

Fantastic projects to use in Science classrooms.

Good website for all educators.  Provides many resources such as articles and lesson plans.

An easy (free!) way to print resources/templates/worksheets for your classroom! the website has a pretty cool general sheets that you can provide to your students!

list of suggested books for high school students to read

free automatic bibliography and citation machine.  great for correct citations to use in research papers

This allows students to plug in the information from their citations and have it produce the citation correctly in most formats.

We discussed this in our CMLA group friday. We can't use this yet, but when we become teachers this is an organization that gives away FREE school supplies to teachers!

This is a PBS resource for all teachers where you can find stuff to use in the classroom that relates to your content.

This is a resource to help make story maps for English. It can be used for any grade level.

this is a report on how to teach students to do different aspects of a project such as a thesis, analysis, etc.

This is a website for math teachers looking for a project that their students can do for assessment other than just taking test or quizzes

Geology.com is a pathway into earth sciences. It has information from Astronomy to Volcanoes.

United States Geological Survey has a great reference site for teachers.

this is a website on classroom management and how to better prepare your students to learn and become knowledgable students

A better way to experience information. You search a word and tons of pictures/videos come up! Great way to use technology in the classroom easily!

Some interesting issues to read about in order to learn from other teachers. A lot of information is provided.

A resource for teachers to be able to find videos to help them in their classrooms

the school version of youtube.com.

Wikipedia that uses social interaction

While it may seem common sense, looking at Wikipedia's "Today in History" section on the front page everyday is a way to engage students into history and make them reflect on the events that happened that day years ago.

Resources dealing with the topics in World History. Specific countries are mentioned with resources for those countries.

Another webpage devoted to sources that teachers may use in the classroom for their lessons.

This website is a store full of classroom games and activities. Although you must pay for them, you may be able to get your schools support in the classroom!