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Joan Krzyzanowski

Thanksgiving Interactive: You are the Historian | Plimoth Plantation - 0 views

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    What really happened at the First Thanksgiving? Become a history detective and find out! In this fun, award-winning activity, kids take on the role of "history detectives" to investigate what really happened at the famous 1621 celebration. (Hint: It was a lot more than just a feast!)
Joan Krzyzanowski

World Maps - geography online games - 6 views

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    By playing Sheppard Software's geography games, you will gain a mental map of the world's continents, countries, capitals, & landscapes! You can learn and practice by continent or by state. There are three levels.
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    This is an amazing website. There are engaging and interactive lessons and games for students of differing abilities. This would be a great site for my classroom of students with special needs who need some exposure to world geography but in a simplified and engaging manner.
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    That last comment by Abby was really from me...ooops!
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    Not only can this site be used as a whole class lesson but children can access independently with different skill levels.
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    I also enjoy having the various games and the various levels. This would be great for students who finish their work and can practice various geographic skills!
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    The games help the student learn in multiple ways visually and auditorially. There are prompts to help the student along. I like it!
Brenda Doucette

3-6 Student Interactives - Science - UEN - 4 views

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    So hands on! Check out grade 6, solar system to the moon! Very motivating and easy to use
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    Science by grade level. The only thing that is a negative is most of the video is supported by flash and not many by shockwave so it would be difficult to view on Macs.
prekteach

Sheppard Software: Fun free online learning games and activities for kids. - 5 views

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    This is a great site, and very age appropriate for older students too. I was impressed with the thorough content under the 7th grade mathematics section, and the games that are included.
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    This site offers a huge selection of games and interactive activities. The activities are searchable by grade level and topics. This site is a good supplemental activity. The graphics may be overwhelming for some students. There are no accessibility options.
Brenda Doucette

::::: Sphinx Kids! Classical Music Interactive Learning & Games ::::: - 3 views

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    I'll be sharing this with all the music teachers!
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    I love this site!
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    I have to find out if our music teachers know about this site--they would love it!
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    There are so many ways to learn to appreciate and understand music on this site.
Brenda Doucette

Results on ReadWriteThink - ReadWriteThink - 3 views

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    Lots of lesson plans organized by grade level using the various graphics.
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    Research rich source. I like the section for afterschool/parent resources. Also the student interactive portion is another resource for interactive whiteboard lessons.
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    I love all the lessons about celebrate the ___________ day. It also has great online staff development.
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    My favorite read write think organizers are the letter & essay options. The letter organizer is great when you are introducing writing friendly letters!
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    I like the story map.
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    Easy to use, directions are clear.
Brenda Doucette

MapMaker Interactive - National Geographic Education - 3 views

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    This is a great tool for students to explore the world. They can learn about human and physical patterns, and make their own maps.
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    This is a great site for geography. You can see the climate, population information and lots of others factors. You can also make your own maps.
Joan Krzyzanowski

Packing the Pilgrim's Trunk: Personalizing History in the Elementary Classroom - ReadWr... - 0 views

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    ReadWriteThink publishes free units of study linked to national curriculum standards. There are many interactive activities and websites which make this a good site to look at for all learners.
Laurie McGowan

First News Children's Newspaper - My Way! > Home - 11 views

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    a multimedia newspaper for young people from the United Kingdom. 
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    Discovered this through Henry Winkler on Twitter - It is an amazing interactive "newspaper" for students in the UK. But there is a lot here we can use in the states.
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    I liked the crazy but true news.
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    I like how there is a place where students can tell "their story"
Brenda Doucette

Chartle.net - interactive charts online! - 5 views

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    Oooh..this is such fun! It's a Beta version tool for creating interactive charts, maps, plots, diagrams, etc. Great visuals in 2D or 3D with thanks (by publisher) to the Google Chart Tools team. Your creation can be posted/shared, printed, emailed, etc.
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    Looks like a good way to show the students how to make charts, too.
Brenda Doucette

Dipity - Find, Create, and Embed Interactive Timelines - 7 views

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    I really liked this tool. I also like you can add photographs.
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    This would be fun for storytelling, autobiography, sequencing events in a book.
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    " Users can create, share, embed and collaborate on interactive, visually engaging timelines that integrate video, audio, images, text, links, social media, location and timestamps. "
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    Love this tool. You can create timelines, add photos, videos, and text
Joan Krzyzanowski

Liberty's Kids - 9 views

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    This is a great site for teaching American history. Entertaining and educational, with 6 different sections to choose from.
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    This is one of my Favorite sites!! We use it all the time.
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    Great site to teach American History. Has an archive section where students can research look up famous people, places and events and objects from the 1700's. There are also fun educational games pertaining to history.
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    I love the Now and Then section. It takes various historical sights and compares them from now and what they were like then.
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    You can also write your own newspaper, which is useful in multiple subjects.
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    Can be used for students on many levels: coloring pages, writing postcards and stories, great for project-based learning. A Gp. 1 favorite!
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    This site is current, up to date and appeals to many different learning styles.
Brenda Doucette

Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids - 1 views

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    This is a great and engaging website for students of all ages. Topics remain the same throughout the grade levels but increase in complexity. Fun and interactive!
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    Site leveled for various grades. Offers a variety of links/sources for each subject.
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