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This website provides a number of different websites that students can go to to practice their math skills. There are 10 different websites. Each website will provide their own number of games for students to use for math.

This website provides a number of different websites that students can go to to practice their math skills. There are 10 different websites. Each website will provide their own number of games for students to use for math.

This website provides a number of different websites that students can go to to practice their math skills. There are 10 different websites. Each website will provide their own number of games for students to use for math.

This site has free educational games for kids! It includes many games for kids that are the perfect combination of learning and fun! I could use this as a quiet time center, or a free time activity.

This article tells you how to create a PLN. It also provides you with resources you can utilize. This would be a great article to read to get your information to start your own PLN.

This website is basically the steps for starting a personal learning network. It recommends what kind of way to set up a personal learning network, it just depends on the teacher.

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.

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 site helps you to make a PLN so you can do it right the first time I would use his site to start my website.

This website has fun songs to help students learn about biology, chemistry, earth science, physics, and there are even more. I think a catchy song helps students remember information more effectively than just reading it.

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.

I picked this site because I remember using it in elementary school and middle school, and remember how much it helped me with math. This site has many different math games for students to use. This site also has a teacher page as well as a parent's page. I can use this in my future class because it is a different way to learn math. Students can play games that can help them add or subtract, if they are having problems with it. I would also use this site since it has different ways to motivate students when it comes to math.

I have mentioned this site before and I will mention it again. I think Cool Math is an awesome resource. It has typical math games you'd expect, such as simple addition and subtraction activities. However, it also has games that incorporate other skills as well. Some of these games really, really play on your critical thinking skills. Students can learn business strategies, complex math strategies, understand dimensions and time, and even math terms. Even as a person that totally hates math, I appreciate this website very much. I remember loving it when I was in K-12.

This is another helpful educational gaming site. It has games for grades K-8. There are math, English, science, and history games on this site. It also has resources that can help students with homework. There are also just simply arcade games that students can play for fun. These games help students because they can have fun while they learn, making them more likely to enjoy learning.

I choose this site because students can learn while they play fun games. I could use this in my future class by letting them just play this game for maybe 20 minutes a day.

Learn about 3 important parts of speech! This website is a great tool for teachers to let students create a play using nouns, verbs and other parts of grammar.

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.

Kinder Art is a easy to navigate blog that is full of really neat art projects for Early Childhood Educators. There are many activities that connect languages arts, math, and science to art so learning these areas are more hands on and creative.

Fantastic math activities for kids that should make kids fall in love with learning math. There are multiple categories of math activities depending on what skill of math you would like to teach, such as sorting and classifying.

These preschool activities are sure to bring a smile to your child's face, and provide her with wonderful learning opportunities at the same time. Each activity focuses on a certain theme and uses art to enhance the connection.

This is a great website to learn about digital citizenship. There are videos you can watch, online training programs, and presentations.

a. I chose this website because it was easy to follow and had each grade labeled. b. I could use this depending on what grade and what the students are learning. They could use it as a practice tool.