This website has several resources for teachers who have a Spanish-speaking population in their classroom. The site itself is in Spanish and English and can be read by both language speakers easily. This site gives teachers the research on English Language Learners, the policy on teaching English to them, and many guidlines for teaching. This website not only offers resourcs to the teacher, it also offers resources for the families of the Spanish-speaking students. There is an entire list of links that discuss topics such as policy, immigration and citizenship information, parental involvement, reaching out to parents, organizations that may be of interest, and much more. All of these resources on this site can be read in Spanish or English.

This website is full of helpful resources dealing with multiculturalism in education. Its contains over 50 websites created to help educators locate resources about multiculturalism. There are links containing resources for a lot of reading and social studies classes. There are several links about geography and people groups, multicultural literature, bilingualism, and even resources on tolerance. This site has great activities for projects and lessons, even pen pals.

This website is about internet safety for young kids and for teens. It talks about the dangers of using the internet without caution and how to avoid danger that can come from using it. There are links that talk about law enforcement and the internet, educators, parents, etc. Some of the issues that children can click on to read about are blogging, cell phones, games, chatting, email, sexting, social networking, predators, identity theft, cyber bullying, file sharing, webcams, revealing too much, and more. This website talks about several problems that are encountered and how kids can avoid them or repond to them if they run into them.

I-safe is a website that offers help in curriculum, lesson planning, technology support, and even professional support. There are videos, powerpoints, and tons of information and suggestions that are offered and they are all appropriate and approved for teacher use. There are many options that align with standards as well. There is a teacher section, an education section, a store scetion, and a student section that teachers can have students use for extra support.

This website is a great source for a teacher transform their classroom into a flipped classroom. It gives explanations as to what it is, it gives examples and reflections on how wel it worked for the viewer, it gives articles and explanations from teachers who have used it successfully. It also gives technology considerations and content that is already created. It gives software options and web-based screencasting options. This site also gives you suggestions for low tech tutorials. There are tools you will need, blogs and articles about testimonies of it, misconceptions about it, and also issues to consider. This is a very informative and helpful resource.

This website offers tutorials in chemistry, biology, physics, geography, astronomy, and even math topics. As you click on the different topics you come to sites that are packed with information and activities, games, and extra links for more resources.

This website is for 21st Century Fluency Project and all about the fluencies that educators should have as they move into the future. These fluencies include solution fluency, creativity fluency, collaboration fluency, media fluency, and information fluency. This company's vision is to offer schools the resources that will assist in transforming learning. Thier focus is on professional transformation.

This is a website that is there to help teachers really think about the flipped classroom and how they could make it work effectively and smoothly. It talks about what you need to know about it, how to use engaging models, brings to mind the technology you would use to incorporate it, making sure students have an activity to reflect on what they learned, and the time and place in which the teacher would expect the student to do the tutorial. This does not say the flipped classroom is bad, it simply brings reality to it and forces the teacher to analyze how they will best implement it.

This is a website that offers help, information and games to high school students. It is categorized in to English and History, Math and Science, and then educational sites. There is information, practice tests, examples, games and a whole lot of information about many subjects. This would be a good website for students to go on to find support in subject matter. There are sites to go to for video and training online and much more.

This website is a good resource to learn about history and nature, science, language arts, health, geography, engineering and more. You can click on tabs that are organized by grade, subject, and even apps that you can get on a smartphone. I was able to see a lot of information and there were games with all of the subjects. It made me want to play them all and read all of the info.

This site is fun for young children. There are many options to choose from and several subjects and skills to work on. There is a game in Spanish also. On this site students can work on math, science, reading, phonics, and other cognitive skills. This site is full of fun activities.

This is a good website for kids to just browse around and play around on. They would be able to play games with their parents and learn at the same time. There are educational games and games that are just for fun. I played a few and they were fun. These could be played by elementary students.

This website is an excellent source for people who have contact with individuals with special needs. It provides several tabs with different options. There are definitions, evaluations, and characteristics of individuals with special needs. There is information on how to help them academically, socially, emotionally, behaviorally, etc. There is also information on job tips to give these individuals and daily living skills to help with. I work with individuals with developmental disabilities and I find this website very helpful.

This site is loaded with free educational resources and was created to help with productivity and curriculum. These sources offer programs, websites, online activites, and even online tools. It is divided into 2 different sections: content and curriculum and productivity. The sources listed are also listed alphabetically for more easy navigation. The resources offered are for students who speak English as a first language, ESL students, and even students with learning disabilities. There are websites for all subjects, including building critical thinking skills and creative designing, photography, typing, learning symbols, etc. It also has many options for technology development and programs to use on the computer. This is a great site for sources!

This site is good for very young children and students who speak English as a second language. It has the options to learn the alphabet, numbers, movements, shapes, colors, foods, transportation, household words, and much more. With each of these words comes a pictures, a word, and a little video to click on to hear the correct pronunciation of the word. There is also a category for just random words and objects too. This site is good to teach toddlers and ESL students.