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Inviting Student engagement through questioning. I took this link from Amanda's assessment link. This is a fantastic link!

I couldn't choose one link of this page to post so... here's another Pinterest link- but this is related to my topic, the Holocaust

This is a good article that describes some differentiation and PBL and has links to many more useful articles.

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

AWESOME live binder that has a ton of links to web tools for use in the classroom and examples for how the tools can be used.

This site has several games but also a lot of outside links that have to do with various Social Studies topics.

I am currently covering the development of American industry in my methods course and these are some really helpful links providing more detailed information about specific important people and events.

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 link can be accessed by going to the NH Dept of Ed website. This link provides helpful, comprehensive information regarding the new Smarter Balance test that will be occurring in Spring 2015

I found this link useful when working across content areas. This site could be well used when preparing for interviews in the schools.

Best of History Web Sites features categorized and annotated lists of links to hundreds of K-12 history lesson plans, teacher guides, activities, games, quizzes, and more throughout its pages.

These are Bill Carozza's curriculum mapping links on Diigo.

I really liked this link because it would go along great with the unit that I'm doing for class. The only thing that I don't really like about it is that it's a worksheet so I would rather have the students create their own trees instead of using the worksheet.

This website has a lot of useful links educators can use to find more information on 21rst Century Skills

This link takes you to the NH Dept. of Ed. site that lists the Grade Level Expectations for reading. math, science, and writing.

This is a link to NH's Grade Span Expectations for high schools in our state.

Same website as listed prior to, but a different page link. I've heard a few people were having some trouble, just another example and explanation of the UbD template. Similar to the ones listed in the text and workbook, but thought the more resources available, the better!

This is a link to two solid documents: Assessment techniques in P.E. and P.E. Curriculum Guidelines.

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 website has a small but interesting list of ways to begin questions, categorized by which level of Bloom's taxonomy you are looking to work in. This link takes you immediately to the question starters, but the entire website is worth perusing if you have a moment.