Super Maths World is good resource offering differentiated math practice. The activities offered on Super Maths World are suitable for students in primary and high school. The progress tracker is a good way for self-directed learners to measure their progress. The progress tracker and scores could also be used by teachers as a means of measuring a student's development. Worth a look!

A great geography game which lets you piece together the globe.. http://reachtheworld.org/geogames/Play-GeoGames.html - Worth a look

Awesome website for checking out the planets in the solar system. Very interactive and has some interesting information for each planet. http://www.solarsystemscope.com/

Seven great websites for math video tutorials...great for visual learners!

If you want your students to use the internet for research, but find that sites such as Wikipedia can overwhelm students and contain too much information - then you might like to take a look at the Simple English Wikipedia. The Simple English Wikipedia uses simple English words and grammar to explain topics.  There are 70,000 articles on the site, a fraction of the 3 million articles that are on the main wikipedia page, but enough for most students. Check before you send kids towards the site that it contains the topics you want them to research. If it doesn't you could always create a page and add the information yourself - or make it a goal for the research project to write a page!

A couple of useful tools for you to use with your class. Worth a read...

A great video to introduce K-2 to certain aspects of Internet Safety. The video makes some comparisons between the real world, and the online world, and at the end sets some rules to follow. Worth a look. 

An example of what a Year 2 Class in Victoria is doing in their daily literacy block. They're blogging, commenting, listening to reading on their iPod touches and working on the interactive whiteboard!

This is a google custom search that finds all the best notebook files from some of the best interactive websites around. 

Tips for using Flip Video Cameras with iPad

Very good videos explaining the issues surrounding the Fukushima Reactor and Tsunamis in general. 

Poplet is a great tool for creating collaborating mindmapping. It is similar to wallwisher/stixy, but with more of an emphasis on linked ideas. There is also a great app for the iPad which allows collaboration. 

Some good video tutorials for SMART Notebook. A great blog to follow for SMARTBoard Resources and tips.

This blog entry shares some neat virtual musical instruments for use on the SMARTBoard

This is a great applications for downloading multiple creative commons images from flickr at once. It is an Adobe Air application that you download and install on your computer, you then search for a tag, and it allows you to select up to 50 photos to download to your desktop. Would be really useful for primary and infants classes. It saves you time as you do not need to download each image individually. 

Here is a great review of a new PBS website which allows you to create a habitat based on the needs to a fictional  character. Once the students have finished creating the habitat, they could download it as a JPEG. Has some great tips on ways it could be useful in the classroom, too!

This website looks like a great resource for those teachers/classes looking to collaborate globally with classes/people on certain topics. When you create a profile on the site, you specify how you are interested in using Skype with your class, and then from there you can search for classes/people with similar interests to organise a video conference. 

This article has a roundup of some of the best music websites for primary school students. 

A great collection of interactive, educational games presented in a graphical way. 

Some great iPad tips/shortcuts!