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This website provides educators with a list of useful links to utilize in their classroom. Some of them are games while others may provide the learner with online tutorials.

The website provides an easy access platform for physical educators to incorporate technology in their classroom in order to engage students. This method can help reach students who are typically not active outside of class and attract their interests by providing lesson plans that they can relate to.

This website is basically a forum page for science teachers to share ideas about what they are doing in their classrooms. These posts are typically comprised of ways to engage students in science class rather than lecturing and testing them.

This website provides 4 important components in order to have a successful/active physical education classroom. It consists of instructional materials, training, equipment, and follow-up support.

I chose this site because it sounded like an interesting game. I would change the problems to something more challenging to get the students to think.

this encourages an interactive learning environment. Students can get on thier devices in class. They use within the class and questions can be added in any topic and students gett o answer through their device and then the results show up on the board. This is a fun way to interactively use technology in my class.

Provides educational movies for K-3 students. Homework Help, leveled quizzes, games and activities for kids. Exceptional resource for teachers and homeschools.--I would use this in my classroom for a fun to learn something useful while practicing computer skills.

This is cool site that has a lot of games over different subjects. The games are created by teachers to help students learn the subject. The levels range from pre-k to 6th grade. it could be useful for teachers to have the students play around a learn while they are doing it.

This site offers a variety of game broken down by subject, grade, language, and genre. This is a great tool that I could use in the classroom for different areas but just using one site and I can get great ideas for lessons for the activity work and group work.

There are a TON of educational games on this site. You can search by subject, grade level, or both. The games on this site are geared towards lower kindergarten grades. Although I am secondary education, I realize the importance of students having preliminary knowledge before they arrive in your classroom. By students participating in activities such as playing these skill-building games, they are ensuring their abilities for the future.

PBS is a good website, it is very credible for parents and they dont have to worry about there kids if they are on this website at home.

Educational games that relate to TV shows students probably have seen so it will be easy for them to relate. This will be a good way to get students involved in the classroom.

This site provides different PLN resources that students and teachers can use outside the classroom. The site also explains how to create your own PLN.

I stumbled upon this site and think it's very helpful for teachers. It explains the difference between the PLN of a traditionally networked teacher versus the PLN of a Web 2.0 connected teacher. This goes to show that a Web 2.0 networked teacher has access to many more resources than a traditionally networked teacher. This website has a ton of suggestions on using instructional technology. It also gives suggestions and tools to create and then maintain a PLN as a teacher.

I just recently learned of this website from a teacher who has been using it in her class. She reports that it works great and really helps the students. It is basically an organizational education site for your classroom. Students can log on to Haiku and look at assignments and other upcoming things. Teachers can upload any resource they would like students to view. Similar to Moodle, students can submit homework online. Haiku can also be synced with Google, allowing things such as a Google Calendar to be implemented.

This site provides a couple different PLN's for teachers to use. Each site shared on this website has a description of what each site does.This is also a great way for teachers to seek expert advice and to also share their ideas and gain new ones.

Professional development and networking are vital in any field, and that's especially true for educators. This website helps educators to come up with fresh ideas for lesson plans and classroom activities. It also talks about integrating technology into lessons and how to meet state standards.

This is actually a website which includes many different science resources for teachers to use in the classroom.

This is a website that you can click onto any age group from K-7 and see different rubrics, lesson plans, unit plans and even assessments. Great for the classroom to change things up and not keep everything the same!

I chose this website, because fitness is a really big part of my life, and I think it is essential for us to teach out students how to be healthy, and how fun it is. This website has many lessons, and would be good for the future to use in my gen ed classroom.

I chose this website, because it is always nice to be able to find lessons that are already done, so you can use them in your classroom to work on your lessons. I liked this website, because it gives you the lesson and and interactive activity too.

This site shows how to connect physical activities to a subject. In the same way, I can connect them to math.

Science - I liked this site because it provided you with science games for students and for teachers and administrators which is very useful in the classroom

Physical education/health - I chose this source because it has a lot of teaching styles that can be used in the classroom for physical education, it also has teacher resources on it.