UD EDU 352 Technology in Education

I like this website because it features lots of articles and pieces all related to current affairs and politics. It would be a great resource for exposing middle schoolers and high school students to some cutting edge social studies issues. I would use these articles as discussion starters in my class.

I think it can be somewhat difficult to relate social studies topics to current events, but it's something that will be important in order to make s.s topics more relatable. This site has so many current and relevant topics. I could use this site to help connect content or even just explore for myself to stay current on news.

America's history through America's art. This website is a great resource for lesson plans and ideas for activities! I would particularly use this for ideas about teaching the early times of the United States. It has great lesson plans and students resources- it breaks difficult topics down into easy to understand key events!

America's history through America's art.

This website offers interactive games to enhance math skills. Again, this website would be great to strengthen math skills for some of my students that need the help. I think this would really motivate my students, especially some of the boys because there were a lot of games that would piqué their interest (basketball, racing, skiing, etc).

Math website for all levels

This website has a list and practice work for every possible math skill for each specific grade. This isn't set up like a video game, more as a worksheet or a test. I would use this for possible homework or to for my higher students to work on.

This website seems to have every language arts skills practice available, from reading a passage with a quiz, to identifying parts of a quiz. It also has a ton of printable resources. I am interested in teaching 4th grade so I would use the extensive information for 4th grade language arts since it's also common core aligned.

Helps extend students learning but in a fun way so they could use this site during class time.

This site helps you to make a PLN so you can do it right the first time I would use his site to start my website.

This site shows you a lot of different sites you can view for sites to collaborate. I chose this site so everyone can see a direct link to every site.

Good way to see other teachers lesson plans and share some of your own. I would use this is I ever needed ideas or wanted to share some of mine.

PBS is a good website, it is very credible for parents and they dont have to worry about there kids if they are on this website at home.

Educational games that relate to TV shows students probably have seen so it will be easy for them to relate. This will be a good way to get students involved in the classroom.

This site has almost everything that you would need to teach students health even lesson plans to teach it.

I chose this site because it teachers students about bones, teach and many other things and they can play games to learn it.

I choose this site because students can learn while they play fun games. I could use this in my future class by letting them just play this game for maybe 20 minutes a day.

This site is good because it has a lot of history on it. I could use it in my future class to make the students read and do like a test.

I chose this site because it can help you get a lesson plan for any grade. I could use this in my class to set up my social studies lesson.

I chose this site because it gives a lot of creative ideas of what can be done to teach students reading in a fun way. I could use this in my future class anytime I need an idea

IXL is the Web's most comprehensive K-12 practice site. Widely used by schools and families, IXL provides unlimited practice in more than 4,000 math and English topics. An adaptive learning system features games and awards, inspiring students to achieve. I chose this site because it can be used for any grade. I could use this to make math fun in my future class.

ABCmouse.com helps kids learn to read through phonics, and teaches lessons in math, social studies, art, music, and much more. For kids age 2 to Kindergarten. I could use this in my future class whenever we have free time.

I chose this site because you can pick any grade level you want to practice and it has a lot of good practice problems. I could use this in my future class easily by just having the students sign on to the computers.

10 Team-Building Games That Promote Collaborative Critical Thinking I chose this site for the critical thinking exercise. I could use these activities in classes to promote critical thinking and teamwork. They are activities to fill a few minutes to get kids moving if they are getting tired or bogged down.