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Internet for classroom website lays all the grades out. It is easily understood. All you have to do is click on the grade you are teaching to and then a ton of different things about science for that grade will come up. There are different units or topics you can chose from such as weather. When you chose weather it will bring up a ton of links that have to do with weather. These links include things like storms, clouds, games, and test.

This website has games for kids and resources for teachers. I could use this website to look for ideas for lesson plans.

This website has 8 different places that teachers can share and collaborate. The places they use are safe and very user friendly.

This site offers collaborative tools to help engage your students while they learn. I would use this during a lesson for ideas on getting the whole class involved.

I love this website, because I am always looking for games that my students can play to get that hands on aspect. I picked this website because it lists many games, and tells you how to do them too. I will use this is the future to help put into my lessons.

I really found this board on Pinterest ideal because there is so much to choose from! Melissa pinned over 450 different pins of reading activities, games, and lessons for different age groups. Reading subjects range in easy ways to learn syllables, sounding out words, questioning and comprehension.

Have fun learning online with these cool science games. It's free and easy to use so just scroll down the page, find a game you like the look of and give it a go! I love this and as a teacher you could use this site to reinforce what you went over in class. This can be done in class if there is free time or this site can be given to the parents to put on their home computer, if possible.

I would use this site to do experiments that I may not have the utilities to actually do in real life. I chose this site because the experiments do look fun and are interactive.

This website is full of information and activities for students to do. There are other subjects beside science too, but the activities for science are very fun and interesting . I picked this site, because if you don't have money to but materials, you can act out the experiment from the simulation on the website. I would use this in my classroom as a whole group lesson to give them an example of what to do in a lab.

I chose this website, because it has all of the essential parts that I would need if I were to teach a PE class. It lists all the materials, training, and support that I would need for the lesson. With education changing dramatically I might have to teach PE, so this would be beneficial to have.

I chose this because my brother was given this site from his math tutor. As a teacher, I would be able to use this site not only for, say, basic arithmetic or algebra, but virtually any lesson I was teaching.

I chose this website because a UD professor told my class about the site and its benefits for teachers. On here, I will be able to find countless of language arts-infused lesson plans

This gives teachers a place to connect with other teachers of similar subject and content areas. This gives teachers a support group and an outlet to share ideas.

This website has a lot of fun typing games. This could be used with an elementary technology class to introduce keyboarding skills. The games are free too, which also makes it more enjoyable. Students could play this at home as well!

This site includes a variety of science project ideas that could be implemented into a lesson as a form of assessment. The projects are sorted by standard and by subject, so it is extremely easy to browse.

This would be a good place to generate ideas for a science fair or class projects. It offers resources for students, teachers, and parents which is nice.

Free math teaching resources that have been reviewed by other teachers. This could be used by teachers to develop teaching strategies and lesson plans

This is a website which includes many different videos under several different subject matters which can be included into lessons to aid student learning.

This is a resource website for physical education teachers to find lesson plans and different activities which you can do with students.

This website provides sample lesson plans, guided videos, and creative ideas on how to engage students. It also provides a math problem of the month for all age groups that challenges students to think critically and work together in order to come to a final answer/conclusion.

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

Scribblar is great because students can visit the site to interact with a virtual whiteboard that instructors can share lessons with. It is a great platform for tutoring when students and teachers cannot be in the same room. You can share documents on the program also!

This website provides ideas and answers to creating a 21 century classroom science class. It gives examples of how to incorporate technology in lessons, cool and unique class projects and how to create a classroom website.

The website provides an easy access platform for physical educators to incorporate technology in their classroom in order to engage students. This method can help reach students who are typically not active outside of class and attract their interests by providing lesson plans that they can relate to.