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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.

This science website is packed full of information. It has links for all different types of science from chemistry to earth science. Something that I found very important is it have video clips with worksheets for all departments in science, lab ideas and lesson plans on how to teacher the lab to the class, images and photos, and games that can be played by the students as a way of reviewing and learning about the topic.

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 website has several links for activities going on in different classrooms. It also offers scholarships, careers, newsletters, and journals for physical education.

This would be a good website for teachers to find different ideas for lessons. It offers multiple links to other sites that contain grammar and vocabulary work.

This offered some different ideas that could be used as fillers during down times in the classroom. The magic tricks would have to be adapted but it could work if the teacher was willing to take the time.

different sites for children educators and parents to view about health and show my students how to be healthy

Tells me more about different physical education games children might be interested in

I love that this site gives a list of different science experiments that are sure to grab students' attention. This site could be used in class if an experiment fits into the lesson plan or maybe even as a special activity they can do for good behavior/no late assignments/whatever.

I thought this site was cool because it gives you many different language arts related activities/games you can use in your classroom. I also like that there is a section for teaching English as a second language. Having games available for English and Spanish speakers from the same site makes this site seem convenient

This website is a good resource for teachers to connect with other teachers to discuss popular topics in the world of teaching. I would read this just to get different angles on current education topics.

Math: I chose this website because it offers a lot of different ways to teach math concepts. It offers different strategies including, sayings, games, and visual aids to help with math concepts. I will use this in my classroom to help me if I need extra help. It will be a helpful guide for me as a teacher if the students are getting stuck with the math concept.

This website is a great way for your students to read about positive health information that will help them stay healthy. It has different topics that are catergorized out into your body, your food, and etc. It also has a search button to go to exactly what you are looking for in health. I really like this website and would use it for my classrooms to help my students for a healthy lifestyle.

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.

This is a popular website for beginner readers. My kindergartner really enjoys this website and the interactive reading sites are simple and straightforward and allow her to navigate them easily, on her own. 

Starfall is a great website to use if your school has not implemented phonics into their curriculum. The site is interactive and geared towards younger children first learning to read. It starts at the very beginning and works its way through the alphabet, learning to read, and different levels of reading. However, I feel this website could also be used for ELL learners.

This site shows a number of different resources that teachers and even students can use. It shows sites that show different activities/projects to get creative thinking going. It also shows sites where students and teachers can use other resources to create things such as newsletters and even projects. One that I like is smore!

Social studies for kids grades K-5, and is a government run website which has information for kids about social studies and U.S. History

This is a good social studies website for teachers and students to use. It has many different tabs to view on the site. You can look at current events going on or even watch different videos, and it even has games.

This website is very nice because you can follow teachers or different schools or programs with in the schools. Some of the things they post are activities you can do in school, or events that you can go to.

ideas for science projects, science fair projects, science experiments, science fair experiments, science fair ideas. As a teacher you could find different projects for your students to do in class, or as a student if you are looking for an idea for a project then you can use this site to get you going.