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I like this website because it lists the grades and the skills for every topic. Many skills for many topics.

I chose this site because it has a wide array of information on how almost anything works. I would use this to help students understand the inner workings of any scientific process.

This website has different interesting articles on science that students can choose and read. It has different categories like animals and tech for example

This website offers free educational games. The ages are from preschool to 5th grade.

This website provides some excellent grammar games for elementary age children. I could see using these games as a suppliment to a unit on verbs, adjectives and nouns.

Improve your vocabulary, grammar, capitalization, and punctuation with these fun English games! Offering a variety of topical vocabulary choices this is a great resource for any teacher looking to enhance their students language arts experience.

Language Arts - I chose this source because it has lots of fun games for students and also provides them with key information on thinks like grammar and punctuation

Math - I chose this source because it provides sites and games for students, educators and it gives you multiple opportunities to learn more about math for any age

I chose this site because the EPA has a list of games for students on this website. As a teacher, I would use this to help students understand water related lessons, such as the water cycle or water treatment.

I chose this because I am currently learning about DNA molecules in a Human Biology class. This is an interactive website to teach students about DNA. As a teacher, this could be used-likely in a high school biology class-to teach students about DNA.

There are multiple motivational strategies to help students make and accomplish goals. With these, I can help students conquer math without giving up before trying.

Education Games: I chose this resource because I liked how it provided games for all ages in many different subjects. I could allow students to get on this site if they finish their work early.

Educational games - This source is very useful for any aged kid and it has so many options of games for them to play and they are all teaching the children at the same time

Lesson planning/teacher sharing - This site is full of resources and tools for teachers and students when it comes to teaching. It also includes diverse culture ideas for both teachers and students

I chose this website because it offers a variety of ways to incorporate Web 2.0 tools in the classroom. I would use this resource to come up with ideas for my students to collaborate, create a video, or teach content in a new way.

Collaborative Tools/Web 2.0 - This site is a very useful tool for teachers to learn how support their students, it provides lots of resources for teachers to use with their students

History - This site provides multiple games for students to play and also learn more about history, this site provides games for all ages as well

I chose this website because it offers videos on a variety of social studies topics. I would use this website as a way to introduce a new social studies topic to my elementary class for a background on what they are about to learn.

I chose this site because it brings real world issues into the classroom. I would use this to have students tie what they are learning in science to what NASA is working on. It would give meaning to the coursework. Students can participate in fun activities like sending a virtual rocket to space!

I chose this site because it has some fun games that I would want to play, so students might also. I would use this site to help teach topics like DNA and blood typing. Students could play and learn at the same time.

I chose this site because I have referenced it in the past and it has been helpful in learning about elements. I would use this site to have students connect each element to something it is useful in. The elements become more than a symbol or a number and take on a life of their own.

I chose this site because it offers ideas on how to incorporate physical education into lesson plan ideas. I would use this site to create fun and interesting lessons that get my students up and moving while learning.

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.

With the 2016 Presidential Election season here, help students understand the process of our national elections (held on Tuesday, November 8), from the President down to local representatives, with these election activities. Read short biographies of presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R), explore mock election ideas, create presidential trading cards, learn election vocabulary, play election bingo and more!