UD EDU 352 Technology in Education

I chose this website because there are so many artifacts that can be used for assignments and projects. I will use this website by having the students do a project and they have to look up historical things and then they will have to use this website as a recourse.

I chose this website because the discovery it has great resources and the discovery channel is always interesting. I will use this website by letting students just explore and be able to learn and experience history.

This website includes lessons for health lessons that focus on students bodies and minds. These lessons have great focuses and are good for students K-12.

I chose this website because of the growth that can be seen from students using this website. I will use this by assigning reading to my students and have them use their critical thinking skills

I chose this website because it gives math worksheets for me to use and there is also games on it. I will use this by utilizing the worksheets given.

I chose this app because it seemed like a good way to get kids to enjoy math. I will use this in the classroom by assigning this for either free time math or for homework.

I chose this website because it had a wide variety of lesson plan ideas for language arts for all grade levels. I would use this in the classroom by having a more well rounded look at ideas for all grade levels. It had some great internet resources for students to use the web to learn as well.

This website has multiple lessons for language arts/English classes for grades K-12. The lesson lengths range form quick hitters to few days long. I could modify a spelling game for my PE class in the future.

This article explains how you can connect language with physical education. A way you can do this is by playing music that is a different language while warming up or playing games.

This website includes may fun activities to get students moving while doing math. These are games I could use in my future PE classes.

This website gives different videos and lesson on how to connect math and PE. The lessons are for grades K-5. There is a lesson using dice and exercises which is a very common way PE teachers incorporate math into their lessons.

This website gives different lesson for how to incorporate learning the 50 states and exercise. I think map games are really fun and are easy to put together to help students learn states, capitals, and their location.

This gives a list of 25 international sports. Obviously we can't play all of them, but we can be creative and create our own olympics or something like that. I can also emphasize the history of these sports and other sports the students are more familiar with.

This website is full lessons for grades K-5 that include topics like water cycle, states of matter, weather, and the butterfly life cycle. I like the weather activity where you act out different weather characteristics.

This is a fifth grade lesson that can be done on the playground outside to show gravity and force. This would be a great lesson to do when it is nice outside.

This website is full of hyperlinks for resources like classroom management, lesson plans, teaching tips, technology, games, and frequently asked questions. I will definitely go back to this site to find lessons, games, and to build my knowledge on how to teach PE effectively.

Educational games available by grade level. I noticed games for money math, time telling, parts of speech etc

Granted you need to have a login to use this site but once you're in this does suggest great educational games for students.

This tool gives 26 lessons for 2nd grade alone not to mention other general topics like social emotional learning, then if you want you can also subscribe to the group as well

once you get past the first few that have a cost associated you can see several worksheets available for 2nd grade health. Some of these I have seen in the past floating around the schools. They range in topic from nutrition to personal hygiene etc

Taken straight from the site: "IXL offers dozens of second grade science skills to explore and learn! Not sure where to start? Select a skill plan that aligns to your textbook, state standards, or standardized test." This site has a wide range of suggestions for someone who isnt so science minded. it also has the other subjects as well