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This website would be great to use in a PE setting with a lot of interactive games. I would use this when students need a break or when transitioning.

This website would be great to use in a PE setting with a lot of interactive games. I would use this when students need a break or when transitioning.

For this website you can chose any grade level along with the different types of mathematical tools. How would use this is my classroom is I can select the grade I am teaching and pick any type of activity for math to work on.

For this website they have different educational games you can buy for different age groups to help them learn or work on their motor skills. How I would use this in the classroom is based on the educational game I buy I can use them to teach subjects in the classroom or students can use and play with them during recess or down time, or to help them with any issues they need to work in.

For this website they have a variety of different manipulatives kits for activities for the students to use in the classroom. How I would use this in my classroom is I can buy one of these kits for the class to help hands on learning for math.

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.

Although P.E. appears simple, the subject is very important for kids and their development. I chose this site because it breaks down several key ideas, and it covers all angles. Teachers can use this as an excellent reference for implementing games into the lesson, i.e., it includes a list games, roles for instructors, tips, and purpose.

These critical thinking games in PE are stimulating and will have kids using their bodies and minds to accomplish their goals. This would be good to use when students want to be moving but need to accomplish a lesson at the same time.

Interactive social studies subjects and reviews which are available for different ages and subjects.

a. I chose this website because it looks entertaining maybe it's because I like social studies. b. I could use this to describe some major battles.

I choose this site because it has many Social Studies topics that include games or informational videos. This site can be used in my future classroom by having the students participate in the games to help them learn more about the history being discussed.

Lesson Plans for different subjects I selected this website because it not only includes lesson plans and unit materials, but practice worksheets and activity cards as well. This website includes useful information on the main subject areas, arts/crafts, and English Language Learners. I chose this lesson plan website because it includes much more information to help out teachers besides lesson plans.

This is another very beneficial teaching tool for language arts.This site is full of teaching strategies that I could use in my future classroom. It has ideas for helping struggling readers as well as more strategies that will be helpful.

Offers effective teaching strategies, activities, lessons, lesson plans, worksheets, exercises, skills, tests, assessments for reading comprehension, language arts, literacy, fluency, phonics and phonemic awareness for children, especially those with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. This would be a great tool for teacher to get quizzes and work sheets for their students. It's a great site for anyone who is in the education field to help kids read and write.

Language Arts/Reading (1): This website is a useful teacher resource. It includes classroom strategies, reading guides, and tips on how to help struggling readers. This website is very credible and has sections for teachers, principals, librarians, parents, and other professionals. Reading Rockets has produced several shows on PBS and those are posted on this website as well. They include a variety of topics about reading. This website would be a useful tool to use in my future classroom because it contains newsletters with new and relevant topics regarding reading that are research-based (dyslexia, closing the literacy gap, etc.).

This website is perfect for elementary students and teaches the basics of health. It talks about illnesses/injuries, how the body works, how to stay healthy, and much more. I will use this in my class room to educate my students about being active and healthy. Basically, this website has a bunch of facts for young kids to stay healthy and to know about health.

This is a great site for teaching kids to stay healthy. I can use it in a health class that I teach. I could use it to help explain how the body works and explain how the body works.

Phys Ed/Health

This website has many different things for physical educations to do. As well, this site also has specific sports that teachers can look up and find activities to do with that unit. I can use the information on this site because it has adaptive sports that I can use if I was working with students that have special needs. I could also use this site to infuse physical education with science. Since, a section talks about how science and sports can be connected.

This site has a lot of useful information and tools that teachers can use. This website has information about what is going on in our world now. I can use this in my future classroom by using the lesson plans as ideas for my own lesson plans. I can also use this site to find activities for my future students.

I chose this site because it has many different sources for teachers to use. This site has book reviews, different types of graphic organizers, and different writing activities. For example, this sit has how to finger spell, I could use this site and find sheets to print off for the class to teach them how to finger spell. This site also has many different literacy workshops that I could use in my future classroom.

I like this site because it has different activities that students can do to help improve in math or language arts. This site is very easy to navigate so it would not be difficult for students to get around on. I would use this site during centers for the students that are on computers. Students could work on spelling, shapes, or math problems.

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.

Use this to teach students how to be fit and healthy

Language Arts: I think this website would be very helpful in my future classroom- especially if my school district uses McGraw-Hill books. This website contains both teacher resources along with student activities to be used in the classroom. There are worksheets and games designed specifically for the different aspects of language arts. Areas such as grammar, writing, prepositions, nouns, punctuations, etc are all included and provide easy to follow steps to help improve student learning.

Health: This would be a very useful website to use as an educator. There are suggestions on how to design your health curriculum, ways to assess students, and strategies to enhance instruction. I would use this website because there is a lot I don't know about health and this would be a great place to get lesson ideas.

Other: Education.com provides activities, worksheets, videos, expert advice and a school directory to give parents information and ideas to help kids reach their full potential and make learning fun. It contains resources and materials for all age groups, baby through high school.