This is a huge collection of online tools that both you and your students can use. It categorizes the tools for you so you can search easier. All in all, a great tool for classroom use!

This site has a wonderful combination of multicultural education, Hispanic traditions, and history. It could be used to celebrate diversity and Hispanic heritage in the classroom.

Here is an excellent resource that can be paired with youtube. It allows you to create a safe link to a video (removing possibly offensive peripherals) and even crop the video to only show what you want to from it. What a wonderful tool for teachers who use youtube!

This is a thorough definition of cyberbullying, including examples. It would work well for discussions on cyberbullying in class. There are references and preventative measures to stimulate problem-solving and help keep kids informed.

You can find relevant lesson plans for instruction to students of various ages here. There is information on protecting yourself and your computer, as well as videos to show to students.

You can find a detailed packet of information for teaching El Día de los Muertos on this website. There are ample activities for engaging all students in interactive, relevant discussions to celebrate multiculturalism.

This site provides free podcasts or audio files you can stream that address most levels of learners, from beginning to advanced speakers. It would also be a great site for students to use over the summer so they don't get behind!

This site has a bilingual blog and podcast that students can connect to. There are videos that follow-through on material discussed in the podcast. Take a tour of a Spanish-speaking country!

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Serving as a portal to other sites, this website has just about anything a student could want as a Spanish resource. You can find instructional and entertainment links, including many cultural gems (recipes, expeditions, blogs, and much more).

This site is a combination of instruction and assessment, which makes it a wonderful site for students who need some extra practice in Spanish. Its lessons are instructive and material is comprehensive.

This is an interactive site for young students, including content for most subject areas. It has great games to help kids have fun and learn.

With cacoo, you can make diagrams in real-time, allowing simultaneous collaboration. It allows you to easily create diagrams and seamlessly insert them into wikis, blogs, and lots of other documents.

This site provides access to many resources for teachers. A great place to find tips, terms, resources, and message boards for teachers.

This is hands-down the best Spanish teacher reference I have ever found. Virtually endless information to sort through, yet it is all very well-organized.