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This website offers hundreds of PE lessons and is updated regularly. It offers assessments, adaptations, gaming, and many other things. It would be a cool site if I was a physical education major.

PE Central is a web site that provides information about developmentatally appropriate physical education practices and programs. Great for all ages and grade levels.

I choose this site because it gives you ideas of how to assess a gym class This site can be used in my future classroom by knowing what my students get to do in gym class to release most energy.

This is a great website for educational games to use in the classroom. It has games from each of the subject areas. I will use it during different subject areas in my classroom.

this site has all different games that covers a wide array of subjects and difficulty levels for different age groups

Online Learning Games for kids are a great way to build the skills that kids need to succeed in school. These educational games for kids make learning fun with math facts, language arts, and more. This would be another option to reach different subjects and topics. This website also has a printable. The printable would be good for those students who may not want to use the computer but needs extra help.

This webiste is awesome and very helpful for not only art activites but anything. I love doing art projects and having hands on experiences for children and this website gives the teacher millions of creative ides for the kids to create in class using all different mediums and styles that are great for any age!

This website is good for kids of all ages. A lot of kids go through a phase where they do not want to brush their teeth and this website is good for grades 2 and up to show the importance of brushing your teeth. There are links that talk about cavities, braces, prevention, cutting out sugar and a video visiting a dentist. There is also a link to "take the challenge" which would be fun for the class to do together.

Educational computer games that introduce kids to key ideas in media and digital literacy. This would be useful in lesson plans hat involve digital age literacy, it helps students learn while they are having fun.

This website has great tips on ways to improve math skills. Teachers and students can both utilize this website to improve skills and tell others how to improve their skills. The tips are very easily laid out for people to read and it explains the information is a very simple way. These tricks can be useful for all age groups. Whether students are learning these things for the first time or older students need to brush up on their skills, this website portrays math as a very conquerable task.

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 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.

This website shows kids how to run and reasons for running. It shows events in the area and how to get ready for runs. This website is intended for all ages of students.

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.

This website hooks students up to many different games, classes, examples, and problems. Is intended for all ages and can hook you up to almost anything pertaining to math.

This website has many different things that may come in handy what it comes to teacher math to elementary age students. This website has math lessons for teachers, practice problems and activities for students, math games, and it also has a dictionary. I found the dictionary to be the most important part of this website. I feel that it places the definition in terms so the students are better able to understand.

Learning for good is a website for all ages. It involves many different things that will include all types of students. They have games grouped into categories such as action, adventure, mazes, and sports games. The games are bright and colorful and help the student with hand eye coordination.

This is a good resource for finding some classic literature for a wide variety of age groups. I am always looking for good books for my kids and I would definitely turn to this page for some suggestions. If I wanted a read aloud book for my class, I would want to turn to this website for some trusted favorites.

Science (1): This website contains science-themed units that can be used by teachers on a variety of topics. A majority of them cover topics for elementary-aged students; however, there is a section for high school science as well. There are multiple-choice quizzes that can be printed that teachers could use as an assessment tool to test a student's knowledge before a subject is taught, etc. It is user-friendly and contains a lot of material for teachers to use.

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.

a. I chose this website because it is very helpful for all ages. b. I could use this in my classroom to help teach each subject for each grade.

This website offers free educational games. The ages are from preschool to 5th grade.