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I nominate LiveBinders for one of the top 10 web tools for 2011. Wow!

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This is a cached version of page two of the online safety report article from eSchoolNews. Because you are required to have a (free) account to finish reading the article, I thought I would save everyone the step and just share the article. To view the cached version in Diigo, just click on the icon that says 'snapshot'.

Article from eSchoolNews telling about Internet safety and ways to teach it effectively to students.

Over 300 Social Science lesson plans in the following areas; teaching Tolerance, Art, Literature, Math, Music, Science, Social Studies, Women, Hispanics, African Americans, Civil Rights, Gay/Lesbian, Asians, Immigration, Homeless/Refugees, Native Americans, Jewish Americans, Russian Americans, Arab Americans.

The ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) highlights civil liberty issues and how they affect young people today. The site gives true life, current examples of cases being heard (or just heard) by the Supreme Court of the United States. Great website for 8-12 grade.

Timeline generator that lets you visualize pictures, text and sound. Great for the history classroom.

Great site for learning Geography! Physical and Political quizzes for each continent as well as plenty of games to choose from. The site also has a Russian language tutorial.

This site is a great resource for practicing spelling, and assisting in building strategy and problem solving skills. It allows you to generate your own list of words. After generating your list of words you can choose, test me, teach me, or play games. The teach me link has an auditory component that says and spells the word, the game link gives a variety of strategy games to assist in learning the words.

A great website for students to use to learn to spell their weekly spelling words.

This is a site from the student sites list. I didn't find much that would be used by students though. It is a good resource for economics teachers with links to Nebraska standards and sample lesson plans.

The site has a wide range of lesson plans that can be used in any K-12 grade classroom. Lessons include simulations as well as college and web lesson plans.

Great site. Loaded with videos, information for kids, as well as parents and educators. The kids section has games, downloads and other resources. I also liked the faith resources section. This could be used in schools with a religious background.

The site contains a parent resource center- hot topics, videos and tutorials (social networking, cyberbullying, etc..) family fun lessons that parents can conduct with their children, D.A.R.E. activity lessons. There is also games, wallpapers, screensavers, videos for online safety and a site for educators.

The site contains internet safety tips, information on how to stop child predators, cyberbullying, statistics, and web acronyms.

Here is a great tool for chemistry it allows chem students to check their homework at home and know they got it right, before class

We all remember McGruff and his safe houses when we were little. Now he is coming to our computers to teach kids how to be safe on the internet.

This is a very informative website that helps teach parents and children how to be safe on the internet.

Great site with lots of information. Easy to navigate through, and colorful. I think kids would be attracted to using this site.

This is a very informative website written for kids to teach them about how to be safe on the internet.

This is a great website that shows you all the different ways we can represent different cultures in the correct way.

Great site for both teachers and student. Definitly more of a high school level, great for finding primary sources.

This is a great website full of different culture stories for children to read.

This is a great website and required for softball coaches. It helps look at all aspects of the game. There are many drills to watch for the physical and mental aspects of the game.

This site was very cool. There are more specific links geared towards Science. The site had links to Yoursky, MyStarsLive, Starlab and NASA. Again, this would not be one that every teacher could use, but the applications could be used in areas like Math and even part of a thematic unit in Reading/Writing. The one thing I didn't like about the site was the advertisements that looked like links to other tools.