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Pinterest is one of my favorite sites. I have come across so many great ideas for lessons and activities! I am about to look up reading fluency games for Teaching Reading and Integrated Language Arts.

This is a great website for teachers who are teaching phonics phonemic awareness.

Action packed site with fun and challenging online math games. Play with numbers and give your brain a workout!

Another fun math site for Kids

this is a great site for kids :}

Tons of online visual math activities for all age groups. It's very interactive. It has multiple types of math and has an easy-to-use feel.

Much like youtube, but geared towards education. You can look up and show students many educational videos.

A great thing to bear in mind for all of us future teachers!

Great site by Boston sports fan and journalist Bill Simmons

This is a great place to get ideas for lessons for all grade level and subjects. I've used this site many of times while I was student teaching. Great resouces. Some stuff does cost money but there are lots of free lessons and ideas that teachers have posted.

How to implement Reader's Workshop in your classroom to improve comprehension and foster a love of reading in students. This is a great website that helps new teachers become familiar with readers workshop. Both readers and writers workshops help students of all ages.

another great website for reading resources

Providing educators and students access to the highest quality practices and resources in reading and language arts instruction. This website has great lesson plans for teaching reading and writing for grades K-12 and strategy guides for teachers.

Kristie Baldwin's List: Differentiated Instruction

This is one of my diigo lists that has some good references for DI.

In this article, Jamie McKenzie speaks about the difference between an essential question and a demanding question.

I found this website very helpful in my teaching science class. This site incorporates ways to get students out side and learn from the outdoors. It lists different learning activities students can do at home, or with friends to extend the learning of science into home life as well.

I found this sire useful in the development of my mini unit in Teaching Social Studies. This site shares ways to stay outdoors and incorporate nature into lessons.