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This websites is a good website to get lesson ideas for elementary P.E,. It has numerous lesson ideas and games to use in a physical education class. I will use this website to get ideas for games and activities in P.E.

This is a website that can be used for language arts. It is an extension of the McGraw Hill basal readers. It suggests activities that go along with the stories the children will read in class. I will use this website if I teach out of a McGraw Hill book.

This website had multiple grade levels and was easy to navigate. It allowed me to look at a grade level and see what things are to be accomplished for that grade. It also offered activities for students.

This website has cool ideas for helping kids with spelling words. It's better than the traditional paper-pencil monotonous activities. This allows kids to interact with the words.

This is a site for spelling words. It offers multiple games on all different levels for spelling. The games are also clearly labeled as to how easy or hard they are. I enjoyed it, and some of the games were fun.

I could definitely see myself using this website in my first years of teaching and beyond it. The resources and tools that are offered by this website are huge and can be use by teachers for all grade levels. There are student activities, lesson plans, and books that can help teachers both inside the classroom and outside of the classroom.

I chose this site because it gave me many ideas. I would use these activities in my class but I would have to change them for high schoolers.

"Complement classroom instruction and engage students in online activities, assignments and discussions that allow for deeper participation inside and outside the classroom". This website is a great platform for having another form of communication with students and families. I could see myself using this website as a tool to stay connected with parents where important links, documents and other information could be posted. Depending on the grade level, I could also use this to have students post their work to.

America's history through America's art. This website is a great resource for lesson plans and ideas for activities! I would particularly use this for ideas about teaching the early times of the United States. It has great lesson plans and students resources- it breaks difficult topics down into easy to understand key events!

America's history through America's art.

Kinder Art is a easy to navigate blog that is full of really neat art projects for Early Childhood Educators. There are many activities that connect languages arts, math, and science to art so learning these areas are more hands on and creative.

This website we did a Hour of Code activity on and I thought it was pretty neat. Since kids are learning this in school, it's a great way to introduce it to them early on so kids can become more digital age citizens.

This website has many activities to build a child's language skills. It is geared for home schooled children but all the lesson can be applied to a child in any educational setting or even when you just have time to talk with a child.

This website is intended for students to get exercise by teaching them how to log numbers of there activities. This makes them have some initiative and gives them a reason to get moving. It also gives tips on how to do activities safely.

a. I chose this website because it looked interesting. Especially with the counter chart. b. I could use this to keep track of how many miles students run/walk in a day.

This is an overall great website for students to use that represents all of the subject areas. Students can go to a general content area, then go more specific and find a game or resource that could really help them in terms of a project or paper they need to complete. I feel teachers could really utilize this, and provide their students with a great resource.

I like all the different science topics you can click on to get extra help. Also the interactive games and activities help give the students more of an understanding of the topic.

a. I chose this website because all the different areas you could work on. b. I could use this in my classroom to help teach students about climate change, solar system.

Math: This website allows teachers to look at resources that will help them in teaching using standard-aligned instruction. The teacher can pick a grade and it will bring them to a page that will show a math standard with a list of lesson plans and activities below.

Social Studies: I chose this resource because I liked how it was laid out; you chose whether you wanted resources for the learner or the educator, it lays out how to use the website for teaching 21st-century skills, ideas to motivate and engage students with the content, and uses standard-aligned curriculum. I could use this in my future classroom to help with lesson plans and activities to teach students about social studies.

This has a couple strategies to use in the Language Arts. Even in math, writing activities can come in hand: contractor and financial jobs.

This site allows students to think critically through a fun activity. Though this is geared for science, I can adapt it to a subject or topic I am teaching.

I chose this website because it breaks science into categories and gives students the ability to choose what they are learning about or what they are interested in learning about. I would implement this website into my classroom by having the students do the fun activities that are shown and to use the videos as well.

This is a great resource to help educators when thinking about activities to use in the classroom. You can specify grade level and the domain, and then it gives ideas to use in the classroom to help the students learn that specific task. Also, this website includes videos that you can use in the classroom!