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This is a Physical Education/Health site. I chose this site along with the last P.E. site because they might be bare and not very attractive. I found this site very helpful by having a video to explain the game, 4 goal soccer. Along with the video, this site gives great explanation for how to teach the class and what to have the students warm up with. Lastly, this site gives some great games to be played with the 1st-5th graders and explains each game, which is always helpful.

I chose this site as my Lesson Plan/Teaching Sharing. This site has many options. You get to choose what country you want, the grade you desire, the subject, and if you want it in English or Spanish. I know most people would probably not care about the different languages or countries it displays. But, this is an imporant tool to have. If you have a classroom full of ESL's, then this site would come in handy.

As a teacher there are going to be lessons that are more directed to teaching the students a particular topic but it may not be very interesting. This website has creative lesson plans that are out of the box and get the students involved in learning through experiments and play. These lessons would be great to do after a long lesson on something that may be difficult for students.

This website is ideal for teachers to share ideas and stay in touch with other teachers all over the world. Teachers can easily share stories of students and lesson plans that have worked for them in the past. Teachers sharing with each other is vital for the success of students. There is no need to "rewrite the book" on teaching when people have been doing it for years and years. These websites can also give teachers great insight on what is going on in schools all over the nation and possibly integrating students from other areas in lessons, such as pen pals or Skyping in the classroom.

This website really caught my eye because of the video aspect. It is a series that will help teachers deal with questions that students will have and how to help students understand concepts on a higher level. The videos are done by real teachers and educators. Working with high school students, especially as a new teacher in the field, can be a difficult feat and every bit of help that is available is a good thing.

This website would be helpful to teachers because it provides a variety of fun activities that will keep students interested while still teaching them the concept of social studies. These activities are different than old and tired activities and can help spice up the classroom lessons. These activities are ideal for middle school students, but could probably be altered to fit the need of students in all grade levels.

This website is great for K-6 teachers. I could use this if I end up teaching 6th grade english or social studies. It breaks down games in categories, including grade, subject, and age. This site also has a varitey of educational games.

This website is great. It is loaded with things that will help teachers of all grades . Two particular things that would be helpful are the lesson plans and Teaching Strategies tab, as well as the online activities tab. These tabs a full of lesson plans and activieties that will be useful in a classroom setting.

Other I chose this website because it is a teachers guide. It has strategies, resources, printable, and themes that can be used by teachers. The are a lot of strategies and resources for teaching. These things are designed for grades K-6th. I could very well use this website to find resources or strategies because I am planning on teaching elementary school.

I could see myself using this website a lot in my future classroom. This breaks lessons and activities into categories, for kids and for teens. This will be helpful to teach kids how to stay healthy. I could use the lesson plans and activities in my future classroom.

I chose this website because, again, it shows how a working teacher is applying different strategies to teach her class Math. I love the photographs and the layout is bright and engaging. I would use this website for gathering ideas for my own classroom. 

I chose this site because it has a wide variety of topics and different kinds of sites. I would use this more as a fun or laid back kind of activity (like if you need to use up a day inbetween units or right before a holiday break). The kids could find a game or site that interested them and just crusie around. Or, to make it a little more involved, they could find 15-20 facts that they find interesting that they never knew before.

This websire is a great way to get student involved and excited about science! it is motly for older students. there are links to to an "electronic zoo" which then has a bunch of links to lessons on alot of animals in the animla kingdom made by teahers and students to be interactive and interdisciplinary. There is also a website link that would be perfect for students who are truely interested in science and teaches them about how math is integrated in science. There are also links to games that kids can classify critteres and a dust explorations.

I chose this site becuase it has so many ideas that can be adapted and formed to fit your specific class, kids, and needs. Talking about smoking with kids can be a touchy subject just because they may have family members or parents who smoke and you don't want to be seen as attacking them. This site gives you lots of ideas on how to approach the topic with students and teach them about the health risks or smoking.

Use this to teach students how to be fit and healthy

This website is good for kids as well as their parents. Shows many techniques on learning math as well as teaching. Can be used for all ages.

This website shows how to do many different experiments that are focused at students of younger ages. They seem very fun and interesting as they teach how to conduct your own experiments.

Looks like a very fun and interesting way to learn some of the new methods of teaching and learning language arts. It is focused on primarily poems but hits at a lot of different areas. Age approriate for K-5.

Follows cats as they teach students how to do certain topics and gives them problems. Seems to be intended for younger students.

This website is wordy but offers good insight into collaborative learning. It tells how to use informal and formal learning groups and other types of teams.

Great website for teaching upper grades and upper elementary. It has links for both students and teachers. It also has lessons for mentors.