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This is website for teachers of multiple different grades, and has many different lesson plans which are aimed towards science education

This is a website that you can click onto any age group from K-7 and see different rubrics, lesson plans, unit plans and even assessments. Great for the classroom to change things up and not keep everything the same!

Now, I do not have an account yet, but this is google docs. I can create any documents I want and I can choose who gets to access it. This is a great and safe way to communicate and work with your students especially if they have IPads. I can put assignments, a calendar, reminders and so much more on this website. Amber Koth

I would use this for students to learn about blogging and games. They also allow to create your own free website.

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.

I chose this website because having a healthy BMI is an important lesson in PE. Through middle school, high school and college, I have needed to use a BMI calculator. As a teacher

PBS Kids is such a fun website. It's filled with TV show themed games that incorporate the type of subject of social studies. These games will have students hooked.

Social studies - I chose this source because it has so many games to choose from that teach you about social studies and it can be used for any age

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

I chose this because it has multiple categories for educational games for the students I would implement this into my classroom for math educational games. They can work on money counting, subtraction/addition, multiplication, counting, and telling time.

I chose this website because it is an online math practice that students would be able to access not only in the classroom, but also at home (if there is a computer available). It offers math lessons for 1st-8th grade. I would use this as an option for technology/free time in the classroom.

I chose this website because practice of social studies skills from second grade through eighth grade. I would use this source as an extra study tool for tests.

I chose this site because it has news articles for kids about science. I would use this website to get ideas on activities to do with my students as well as incorporate news articles into my lessons so they stay up to date on the science going on around them.

I chose this website because it is full of videos, blogs, and articles about science going on all over the world. I would use the videos and articles for lessons.

I have heard of edmodo being used in the classrooms, and I think it is a great way for parents, students, and teachers to connect. Teachers can notify parents about upcoming tests and projects so they can give their students a little extra push to finish a project or study for a big test they have the next week.

Edmodo is a popular site for teachers and students. Its setup is similar to Facebook so that the students and teachers are well familiarized with the functions. This website is great for teachers and students to communicate in a virtual classroom kind of way.

I chose this site because it helps teachers to manage a digital classroom. I would use this site to schedule quizzes, manage progress, and assign homework so students and parents could keep up on expectations and schedules.

I chose this site because I hardly see any educational science games. This website is meant for elementary and middle school students. I would use this resource as a wrap up in science units.

I chose this website because it gives teachers a couple ideas on free collaboration tools that students can use and teachers can use. I would use this resource as a guide to share with my students on the different types of collaboration tools they can use when doing a group project.

This website will help students study for the U.S. Constitution.

This websites has different games, facts, quizzes, experiments, lesson, projects and etc for students of all ages.

This website is full of ready to use labs for all ages. It includes interactive online material and has guiding questions for the teachers and students.