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A great resource!

"TeachersFirst's Classroom Resources area includes anything you would use with students in the classroom. You can find over 12,000 educator-reviewed web resources, searchable by subject/grade or keyword. You can also find lesson plans/units, ready-to-go content you can share on student computers, a projector, or interactive whiteboard, and special topic collections of web resources. "

This looks neat guys

"More and more primary teachers now have access to technology in their classroom. Whether it is an iPad or an iPod touch, a desktop or a laptop, a growing number of teachers are either being given access to this technology by their school boards or bringing their own devices to class to help students to learn."

This is a great website about the use and abuse of technology and how it should be used in the classroom.

 A nice classroom blog

This is a website for hosting full resolution pictures. It also supports full website building and blogs. You can use this in your classroom to host pictures and links that the children may need and can also house most of your classroom resources. 

Sample classroom interventions for language problems

"SuperTeacherTools.com is dedicated to providing technology tools for teaching that are quick and easy to download, learn, and start using in your classroom. In the site, you will find a variety of review games, classroom management software, and other miscellaneous tools for educators."

Great site for games and learning tools to use in the classroom. Have a game and tool for each content area.

Netlearn is a free classroom management system much like Blackboard

This website explains how to incorporate technology into classroom projects

Tips for using 1 iPad in class

"Looking for some practical ways to get more out of your classroom tech? Check out these eight tips for ideas on how to use technology to enhance your students' learning:"

" According to Statista's 2016 stats, iTunes App Store contains over 2 million apps with more apps being designed and uploaded every single day.  A large portion of these apps are education oriented and cover a wide variety of subjects from learning a new language to virtually exploring the human body. However, not all apps do what they claim to do and, even worse, some of them have internal bugs and errors that affect their overall performance and render them inappropriate for use with students in class. That's why teachers are required to develop a vetting process to  help them evaluate apps to use in class. Apps in the Classroom is a resource that will definitely guide you through this process. "

"Amazing Resources for Educators is a free professional learning community (PLC) that saves you time and money while identifying top quality resources for schools and classrooms."

"One of the benefits of allowing students to bring their cell phones into your classroom is that they can use them to give you anonymous feedback on sensitive questions and questions for which a name isn't necessary. For example, you might just want to take a survey of the average length of time your students spent studying for a quiz or how long it took them to complete an assignment. Here are four alternatives to purchasing clicker systems for your school while still gathering anonymous feedback from students."