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This website provides a number of different collections for students and teachers. The website provides activities/games for students to participate in and get a feel of what it would be like in person. The website also gives students and teachers virtual artifacts for projects. I would use this in my classroom for students who struggle to find good artifacts for their projects. It is important to have reliable resources.

This website provides a number of different collections for students and teachers. The website provides activities/games for students to participate in and get a feel of what it would be like in person. The website also gives students and teachers virtual artifacts for projects.

I choose this site because it has links that lead you to websites that any teacher, student, or parent could use or show Social Studies information. This site can be used in my future classroom by collecting information to make lesson plans.

After seeing Professor Weber use this website effectively I will be also using this website to the benefit of students. I plan to be teacher secondary physical education, so the use of internet websites to collect and arrange assignments will be key.

Personal learning network for educators to use and collaborate with other teachers, which is a bit more personal and immediate than other sites.

I can use this to talk to other teachers or other people to get classroom ideas or just to ask question anytime I need to talk to another teacher.

This is a ning site dedicated to the support of a Personal Learning Network for Educators. This website, after creating an account, allows you to network with other educators and has a wide collection of inspiring articles and helpful links. This would be a great website to swap ideas with other educators or read threads to keep up with helpful and relevant conversations.

Boardmaker is a website that helps with special education educators in speech and language pathologist, occupational therapists' behavioral therapists, while making sure to find, create, organize and deliver customized visual support, with activities in the classroom. How I would use this as a tool in my classroom is that it can help me manage and assign student activities from anywhere, it helps collect data for IEP goals and educational standards.

Educational games that allow users to explore different subjects at the tip of their fingers. These games are great and can be used for extra credit or extra practice. They range in different level of difficulty.

Hotchalk is a great website to find lesson plans for all ages. This website has a collection of over 4,000 lesson approved by other teachers. It is very easy to use all you need to do is type in a key word such as apples and all the lesson plans on apples will come up.

This is a great webiste for lesson planning. This site offers real lesson plans used by real teachers in the classroom. You can search for lesson plans and filter searchers by subjects or grades. I will use this to come up with lesson plans to use in my own classroom.

Teachers and students can find great math resources on this website, as they are customized and designed to suit people with differing needs. JumpStart has its own collection of worksheets for younger students.

The Library of Congress - resources in "for teachers" page include ready-to-use materials that brings the Library's primary sources aligned with state standards into the classrooms, online modules to build teacher skills with the Library's professional development curriculum ( Library of Congress Learning Page "The Learning Page is designed to help educators use the American Memory Collections to teach history and culture.

This website is great. It was recently showed to me by a current high school teacher. Cagle is basically a collection of political and other cartoons that are arranged based on topic. This is useful in the social studies area because it allows students to study events, past and present, by the use of a humorous and/or ironic visual. It also promotes critical thinking skills because students have to think about what each thing means in the cartoon in order to decipher the whole meaning. This would be especially useful in a class that deals with current events.

This site provides many different subject areas and options for lesson plans. The site says they have over four thousand to choose from so I feel this site would be helpful. This site would be most useful when looking for ideas to go along with a lesson plan that I already created or to get ideas of subjects to make a lesson plan.

This also has free lesson plans for all grades, and all subjects. You could create a lesson plan too! The teacher could also get the magazine for this website. Again, I would use this for a resource and ideas.

The web's largest collection of free lesson plans, submitted by teachers. Download free lessons, thematic units, activities, learning games, printables, classroom projects, and more! I would have my students use this website to use when doing projects. This would help them assign tasks when they are working and they would know what needs to be done for the project.

This website has collected data from 101 educational websites and provides essential information in order to comprise an effective classroom learning environment. It breaks down each website into sections such as The Constitution, World War II, etc.

Discover education resources and information, lesson plans, field trips, and fun interactive activities for educators, families, and students. All based on Smithsonian museum collections and research. Great resource for all different ages of students.

This website is full lessons for grades K-5 that include topics like water cycle, states of matter, weather, and the butterfly life cycle. I like the weather activity where you act out different weather characteristics.

This website gives different lesson for how to incorporate learning the 50 states and exercise. I think map games are really fun and are easy to put together to help students learn states, capitals, and their location.

This website gives different videos and lesson on how to connect math and PE. The lessons are for grades K-5. There is a lesson using dice and exercises which is a very common way PE teachers incorporate math into their lessons.