This site has a variety of uses for educators, librarians, and students. There is a a variety of fiction and nonfiction leveled books in all subject areas with quizzes that can check for comprehension. You can also create your own book and publish it using the 7,000+ images.
This is a really easy tool that Teachers can use to keep track of the homework they assigned. You can type in the different subjects that you teach. Click on the date and enter the assignments and their due date! Parents can access the Teacher's calendar by typing in the Teachers ID. This is a great way for parents to keep up-to-date with their child's assignments!
This website is a great way to make some quick and easy Math worksheets. You can make many different types of worksheets such as addition, multiplication and factorial worksheet. This is a great website to create some quick review worksheets over material that your students may be struggling with.
Created by the National Gallery of Art, this interactive site allows students of all ages to create online art using many different styles and mediums.
Edheads is an interactive website that helps students learn using educational games and activities. Geared for upper elementary students, students can perform a virtual knee surgery or hip replacement, design a cell phone, or work an automobile crash scene and more.
This site has math test activities for a wide range of grade levels and math concepts. Ready-made makes this very teacher friendly. Can be used for the whole class or individual instruction based on student's needs.
Free, user-friendly blogging site. I used this site with 3rd graders. They caught on very quickly and wanted to blog every day. Very easy for the teacher to set up and maintain. Great for private classroom use.
The directions are easy: Upload your files from your desktop, edit and view your docs from any computer or smart phone. This is a great resource for teachers and students as the students can work on an assignment from their computer at home and the teacher can access it and see how they are doing.
I have used this for my 5th graders. We have our own web page, and I can put links and assignments on it for them to access. I actually have it set as the home page on all of the desktops in my classroom.