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Science has to do with our very solar system, and this website helps you explore it.

This website is a great tool to reference quick information and facts about the presidents, when they were in office, where they were from, and any of the major events that occurred while they were in office.

March2Success is an online SAT/ACT Prep Center for students of all ages, specifically the students who are preparing to take the SAT or ACT. This website is used as a tool for students who need help in specific areas of the test such as English or Math. Students must create a FREE account in order to access the practice tests and/or educational games available on the site.

If you want to know about a specific time period or type of history this site might have what you're looking for. It also includes some information on science studies and geography content.

Buzzmath is an interactive math website for middle school students to help improve on math skills.

Postimage.org is a website that allows you upload images to a webpage where you can link the images directly. You can also create an account where you can create folders for you to store your pictures inside.

This website is a great learning tool when it comes to chemistry.

This is a great tool for teachers to create a class website and organize lesson plans which can be shared online with other colleagues.

Sokratik is a tool that is used to create visual narratives. People can share and learn form each others stories. You can insert text, an image, or a video and then record over the slides. This website provides a quick and easy way to tell stories. Sokratik can be used for educational or entertaining purposes.

This is a French Dictionary. It translate English to French and vice versa. This website can be used by students who have difficulty understanding French. This resourced can be used most grade levels, but it is mostly for middle and high school students.

Conjuguemos is a website that supplements the study of foreign languages including Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Latin. It provides practice in the form of worksheets, crossword puzzles, flashcards, and quizzes.

National Geographic education has photos, videos, maps, games and activities, and homework help. Homework help includes a glossary, encyclopedia, and articles on various subjects. This website offers resources for both middle school and high school students. National Geographic education is a useful and fun resource that can help students learn and understand about various topics in science and social studies. The hands-on activities allow students to engage in learning. The videos and photos are good resources for visual learners.

Splashup is an online photo editing tool which provides tools that range from basic to more advanced. It allows the user to use things such as layers, layer effects, filters, brushes and pixel control. You can edit multiple images at a time and splashup works seamlessly with photo sharing websites such as Picasa, Flickr, and Facebook.

Yodio is a website that allows you to create photos with a voice. It is easy and convenient for students to use.

10 Secrets to Staying Motivated is an article that gives students advice on how to stay motivated (especially high school students). Along with the ten ways to staying motivated are short explanations on what students can do to stay determined and persistent in high school and in life. Students can use this tool to help them to realize the purpose of high school. By senior year, many high students are close to being burnt out by all of the hard work that they have put into their high school career. This website can help high school students find motivation, even in stressful times.

Tweet2Cite is an easy website that allows you to convert tweets into MLA, APA, and Wikipedia citations. As our school is becoming more involved with social networking (school Facebook group and Twitter), it seems fitting to be able to reference Tweets from Twitter, where information can be shared to the masses.

Looking for trivia to challenge you or just a fun way to spend time. Take a moment and look a blubbr a free website where people share video trivia or trivs. Create your own trivia about any subject your interested in or take a random challenge from another user. The knowledge you can obtain is endless with blubbr!

Where is...? is a fun and educational geography game that scores players based on their accuracy. Players are given the name of a city, and they have to guess where that city is located by clicking on the map. The game then gives them the measurement (in kilometers) of the distance between their answer and the correct answer. Students could use this website to help them improve their map-reading skills. There is a practice mode that does not record points. Once students feel a little more comfortable with world geography, they can try the scored rounds.