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This website allows students to read books on or offline and they are able to take a quiz over it online as well. If I set up an account for my students I can have them take quizzes online over books they read to test their understanding. This is a great site! Amber Koth

This website is comprised of science and math games for students in preschool, kindergarten, and first grade. It can be used to help students develop skills regarding technology as well as subject specific development.

This website has a lot of education games. They have reading and math topics and more. They also have worksheets available on this website that are accessible to anyone.

This website has a lot of education games. They have reading and math topics and more. They also have worksheets available on this website that are accessible to anyone.

You could use this for children that are having a hard time reading certain stories because they have audio books

I liked this website because it has reading games and activities, but one link that really jumped out at me is there is a specific link titled guy reads. I know reading is for both boys and girls but finding books to peak interests of my boy students may prove more challenging and I like this resources ideas.

I chose this because it gives examples of great books for students to read I would use this to remember some of the great books of history that I would want students to read and discuss.

I chose this website because it gives resources for books you might use in your classroom and helps the teacher find books in the student's reading level. It is easy to navigate too; the teacher can choose the grade level, subject, and what reading level system you want to use.

Book wizard is another part of scholastic. It allows teachers to search by reading level, to find appropriate books for students.

This website is very helpful for social studies lessons. There are many mini lessons to choose from for every grade and lessons on geography, the government and american history. I enjot hand on activities in lessons and a few of the lessons suggestions include making a play doh map of your state or making maps. There are also instructional lessons like how to read a map or lessons on current events. This would be very helpful for an older grade level and to get more in depth on what is going on today.

This website would be very helpful for kids grades 2-6. There are no games but interesting videos to watch such as "food smarts" or topics to read about like friends, family, school, body, emotions and money. I think the kids would like this webiste because it trys to relate to them by silly doodles on the notebook, cellphones that have texts for them. it is different and yet another good website for them to go on during computer time.

this website provides a variety of lessons for physical education. Not all kids enjoy PE and hate running but this website includes lessons such as steal the flag football, rhythm sticks, cooperative handball and many more. One lesson that stuck out to me was "Juast a minute" where the coach/ teacher reads a book just a minute and they discuss how long a minute is and have the kids close their eyes and put heads down for a minute. (which is hard for younger kids) Then they discuss if their body is healthy they should be able to do any activity for a minute wihtout stopping. This was interesting, the teacher could create any activity for them to do for a minute which is very creative.

This website is helpful because it lists a wide variety of tools for the web that the teacher and student can both use. it is as easy as scrolling down the page and reading a breif description of what that website does. It would be quick for a teacher to realize if that website/tool would best work for them or not.

This is a great website for language arts help. It has everything from grammar to reading plus more. It will be awesome to use in the classroom when students are struggling with a certain subject.

I choose this site because it has Reading/Writing and Math games available for preschool through third graders. This site can be used in my future classroom by having the students spend time on certain games during lessons.

This website has great tips on ways to improve math skills. Teachers and students can both utilize this website to improve skills and tell others how to improve their skills. The tips are very easily laid out for people to read and it explains the information is a very simple way. These tricks can be useful for all age groups. Whether students are learning these things for the first time or older students need to brush up on their skills, this website portrays math as a very conquerable task.

This website's possibilities are endless. There are ideas for ever language arts lesson you can think of. There are great activities set for proofreading, listening, and reading comprehension skills. Teachers can use this website for some great ideas on activities and they can be modified to fit every grade level.

I chose this website because it tells the reader wither it is a site for teachers, if it shows a power point, a quiz, etc. This site has many different resources for teachers to use in the classroom. I can use this site in the classroom, since it has worksheets and an alphabet book on the site for me to use with my future class. This site also has sheets that help with letter writing which will come in handy when working with Kindergarteners.

This website is amazing and It has over 60 links. There are links to games that could be played for sentencing, wordplay, a letter generator, idoms (a concetration style game) and many more. There are also links to printable handouts and posters. Free books to print and even online short stories as well as tests children can take to assess their reading levels. This website has it all.

I picked this blog because I liked the simple layout and the practical info from a working 6th grade language arts teacher. I like the fact that she has her own class and talks about how her kids engage in her projects. As a teacher, I would read this website to gather ideas.

This is a good resource for finding some classic literature for a wide variety of age groups. I am always looking for good books for my kids and I would definitely turn to this page for some suggestions. If I wanted a read aloud book for my class, I would want to turn to this website for some trusted favorites.

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.

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.

PLN (1): This website is a great resource to connect to other educational professionals. You can create an account and read blogs, attend free webinars on various educational topics (so cool!!), and it is completely free to join. I can see myself accessing this resource on a regular basis now, even before having my own classroom. This online community is simple to use and has received many awards for its content.