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This website is great! It has lots of teacher development workshops, conferences, courses that you can take for free or take for a fee for CEU's. My favorite thing about this website though is the resources it has available for the teacher, for every grade for just about every subject.

This is the official website of NSTA (New Hampshire Science Teachers Organization). The site highlights science news and lists professional development opportunities.

We have been talking a lot about responsive classroom so thought I would post the website. My teacher uses it all the time. Check it out!

This is the official website of the Responsive Classroom program, a unique approach to elementary teaching.

Really helpful when considering enduring understandings! This is actually from the UbD book.

This is a great website for reading and literacy lesson plans, resources, and professional development

This is the official site to download the Common Core State Standards

School house rock is one of those shows that I watched as a kid that made certain things really interesting to me. In a middle school social studies class I feel like these lyrics along with the videos which can be found online can be a great introduction to a unit.

This is a great program for getting students up and moving in class to get minds flowing.

Sheppard Software. This is a great interactive resource for all content areas and students of most ages.

This link is to the NH Department of Education site that gives a link to the NH Social Studies Framework as well as other pertinent resources.

This is New Hampshire's Curriculum Social Studies Standards

This is the website I first used when I learned about UbD a couple years ago, as I was a bit confused after class. It does a great job of explaining things in layman's terms, and even non-educational lingo for other majors. Great to utilize when explaining, identifying, or attempting to identify UbD.

This is the link to the National Assn. for Sport and Physical Education. Unfortunately, all that is listed here are the larger principles. You can purchase the full standards book.

This site is a tool to generate free graph paper of a variety of sizes and styles. Perfect for when you need graph paper, but your supply closet is empty (as it will be, come June, or May, or even April.

This site is a great resource for educators- lesson plans, print outs, ideas for learning activities...

This website has 10 games you can use with your students on earthday. Since it was recently Earthday, I decided this would be an appropriate topic. I think it is important that young students use computers and play games occasionally, especially when it is helping them learn about something as important as our earth, and their computer skills.

Checking for understanding. This is the golden ticket. http://bit.ly/dg3QkL

This is a great article! I took it from a link on Amanda's assessment link.

This site provides job opportunities in schools around New Hampshire. Once a job fits your resume, you will get an e mail describing the job that is available. i thought this would be helpful for everyone in the class as we prepare for the future.