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The TCI Approach. Although these are correlated with Social Studies, they can be used across the curriculum

Interactive Learning Sites for Education

ReadWriteThink is an outstanding website that students can create projects using technology. This site contains an easy timeline creator. It allows students to quickly place historical events in order with links, pictures, and descriptions. This does not require a student or teacher account to use and is free.

This website is designed to help introduce students to programming. The GUI on this program makes it easy to learn programming basics.

Scratch is a free programming language and online community where you can create your own interactive stories, games, and animations.

Many social studies resources for teachers and students. Teachers can obtain worksheets, interactive libraries, web schooling, lesson plan ideas and much more.

Solpass activities are intended to supplement, not replace, solid classroom instruction by providing review of the specific concepts and information that the students are likely to encounter on the SOL end-of-year test. By making test preparation easy and convenient, we hope to encourage excellent classroom instruction, which need not be sacrificed for narrowly focused "teaching to the test".

If you're looking for practical instructional ideas, you're in the right place. ReadWriteThink.org offers classroom-tested lesson plans providing ready resources for educators working with students aged from PreK to high school. Explore the lessons, student interactives, calendar activities, strategy guides, podcasts, mobile apps, videos, and parent & afterschool resources to find the literacy resources you need.

1. Students can collaborate in live time on a class presentation. 2. Teacher can use their Prezi as an interactive presentation on their whiteboard. 3. Teachers can use the notes they have on Power Point and import it into Prezi. 4. Prezi offers more freedom of navigation. Your Prezi can be kept in the public domain and therefore accessed by your students on the Internet. At home, they can navigate the Prezi themselves, observe connections of ideas and visualize concepts. 5. Since Prezi is cloud-based, teachers can present their lessons from your browser, desktop, iPad, or iPhone and always have the latest version of your work at your fingertips. This is the tool I choose for my lesson this week.

The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles,news.