An article from the Huffington Post.

This is a great and information full article about teaching in a classroom. Everyone, I highly recommend reading it!

This website describes how young people can get involved into the community by volunteering.

After the first of January, there are many different conferences and professional development content areas one can attend at the Children's Museum.

This website has a lot of useful information about teacher's and future students that are education majors living in Indiana. The ISTA Fall conference was one of many conferences that I attended this year and was very interesting.

This is a reading teaching strategy that I had never thought of using before. There is a lot of ideas and lessons also attached to the home page.

I don't want to give away the details, but this shows a video of how a teacher in Alaska teaches math as a social activity.

These games and activities can help students with any type of subject. The activities are actually pretty fun and the kids love them!

These games can be used to teach math and reading to primary students.

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I really liked this website. It explains to students and educators how to keep children safe while using the Internet.

This is another worksheets website. You also have to be a member as well, but you are aloud to print some worksheets and activities off without being a member. There is a lot of variety throughout this website.

The school that I substitute for uses this website for all of their worksheets. It depends on what type of worksheets you would want to use for your classroom because some of them requires you to become a member. Becoming a member costs, but at this school the administration pays for each grade group of teachers (K, First, Second, etc.) to be one member and then they all share that same log in information!