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This has great games for elementay kids for PE class. I like how easy this site was to find information

This website has alot of different games that you can use in your gym. But also the students can use it outside of class for there own personal use if they want to play them with there friends.

This website is very beneficial to not just PE majors, but other teachers as well. This website has a ton of activities that you can do with you students. I picked this website because it has the standards as well as the activities to meet them. I will use this in my classroom if my students need to wake up and gain some energy to keep working!

Mind Maps lists different kinds of collaborative tools to use in the classroom and goes into brief detail of what it is. It's up to you which one you want to use!

I chose this website, because it was easy to navigate, and it was also divided up by sections. This website was full of resources, so it will be a good way to get the information I need to start teaching and build a good relationship with people in the community and other teachers.

This is a great teacher sharing websites. It is full of lesson ideas and plans that can be used in the classroom. This website is for k-5 grades. It also has free webinars about current events in the education field. I will use it to get lesson ideas and stay current on changes in the education field.

Social Studies: I chose this website because it has great social studies lesson plans. These lesson plans are complete with standards, adaptations, discussion questions, helpful links, etc. The website is also very easy to navigate as well. I would use this in my class if I needed help thinking of a lesson for social studies. There lesson plans range in groups from K-5, 6-8, and 9-12. They also cover many different decades and important people in history.

This is a good website to use for social studies. It provides current events that are interesting to kids. There is also information about other countries around the world. This website has great picture taken from National Geographic. I will use this in my classroom with children to learn about different countries and keep up with current events.

Interesting science info!

I chose this site because it is a great game for learning not only where the states are located, but also what the capitals are. As a teacher, I could use this in a classroom because there are different levels of learning: states with outlines, states without outlines, and capitals.

This website also gives a 100 different tools that you can use in your classroom. It it is a very good website that can help you with branching out in your classroom.

There are several different links on this website that have to do with reading, games or even stories. The one i clicked on allows the students to tell their own story.

I like this website and believe that I will use it in my future. It has PE lesson plans, trainer tips, and even a grant finder. This will be helpful because PE budgets are very tight and grants could potentially be a big help.

This is a research based PE program website. This is a beneficial website that allows teachers and students to find out what is new out in the physical education world and different classroom activities too

This is a website you can get ideas from different teachers who are willing to share their lessons/ideas online. Could be great if you need a quick plan b lesson at the last minute.

I do not have a twitter account but this website has different blogs and hashtags that have to do with education.

This website gives you different categories that you and your students can chose from to get more information. It also has a section for historical movies that you can watch for free.

I really think this website could be useful for students to use on their own time, or when we have class time too. It takes you to a several pages where students can read different books and then you can take a quiz over it and you will get a positive reinforcement like a prize on the computer if you get enough coins from taking the quiz. good opportunity for students to read and make sure they are comprehending what they are reading.

1st Grade Spelling Words, This site Is fantastic for teachers who might need some new Ideas. It breaks down to the different subjects and grade level. The spelling link is great because it also lets the student listen to the sound.

Mobile friendly math games for kids ages 4 - 12! This is a great game and fun for the students. It's math arcade games and the students can work on different math skills shooting aliens etc. Teacher can use this tool in small groups so they can work on this together or if possible individual or even for the lower learner and the gifted learners you can challenge with more difficult problems.

This website is an incredibly useful tool. It has thousands of books online for teachers to use. It has them listed by topic and then broken down into several different subcategories. Listed for each book are things like author interviews, lesson plans, audio tools, project ideas, tests, and more. Just under the English/LA category, there is 29,674 books listed. It is amazing that this one site has so much to offer. I can't wait to make use of it more.

Go Social Studies Go's tag line is "History Meets Humor". The mission of this site is to make history fun and interesting for students to learn about. It has several different events or people that visitors to the site can click on. It is organized by US history and World History. Once you click on a topic, you are provided with a large array of information on it. There are visuals, such as newspaper clippings, text boxes, photographs, quotes, etc. that really make things memorable. There is also an educational but simplified description of the event that is written in a way that will appeal to students. It is not long and boring, rather it is something that students can relate to.

Funbrain is another site similar to Cool Math. It has a wide array of games that students can play. These games are in arcade style for the most part, which I think students probably really like. Another cool part of this website is that there is a "For Teachers" section. It has tools that make it easy for teachers to find a game that relates to what they're teaching. It also helps you find activities based on different standards and grade levels. Funbrain also provides flashcards that they allow you to print for free so you can use them in your class.

I love space, so I just HAD to include NASA's website. NASA provides a photo of the day, updates on where different spacecraft is, and more. They also have a TV channel that streams various videos about space. It also has a section for educators and a section for teachers. Under the educational tab, there are tools to help find lesson plans, posters, guides, and more. It provides subject/topic specific videos and other info as well.

This site shows you a lot of different sites you can view for sites to collaborate. I chose this site so everyone can see a direct link to every site.

This site has raps to go along with specific historical events. It requires a membership to use. It allows for a free 90 trial for teachers. Some schools may already have a membership, however it has so many great ideas and sites I'm sure it your school would see the value in the membership. If nothing else you could plan to use it in one specific semester and use the free trial and have a different teacher do the same thing the following year and so on.