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This is a great site for teaching American history. Entertaining and educational, with 6 different sections to choose from.

Can be used for students on many levels: coloring pages, writing postcards and stories, great for project-based learning. A Gp. 1 favorite!

This site is current, up to date and appeals to many different learning styles.

Lots of lesson plans organized by grade level using the various graphics.

I like the story map.

Easy to use, directions are clear.

This was voted a favorite for Gp. ! You can make a timeline or sequence using templates or your making your own. There are tools to display the timeline in different visual formats. You can add background pictures, sound and music, photos, and links, too. Links can include Google Earth and files from other Google sites. Easy to use!

This is a great tool for sequencing. It is easy to learn to use and navigate

I agree with Maddy, this is great for sequencing. Good for working on temporal and sequential concepts.

Lots of alphabet games, phonics, spelling games. Can even practice writing letters on lines with a mouse!

For the kids who love sports, this site has opportunities to make cartoons, write stories, solve puzzles, watch videos, read, etc. Would be a good way to motivate the reluctant reader or writer.

I think this would be a great reinforcer for a student who loves sports!!!

I like this website for students who are interested in sports. However, the readability of a lot of the articles is quite high. This would be a difficult website for struggling readers to access as the language in the articles is advanced for lower elementary students.

This site has some very basic graphic organizers such as daily assignment recorders and outline planners for writing. It also has some more detailed items such as geography patterns that can be printed and used for cut & paste model-making (eg. prisms, hexagons). The 1st 5 items are free, but after that you're directed to a 7 day free trial or a subscription deal (now only $39.95/yr!)

There is a subscription but also a lot of free printables.

Hurray, forms I can type on. Look under "printables". Looks like you could use the graphics on a smartboard, too.