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A fantastic website for elementary and middle school teachers. Blogs, posting boards, and tons of ideas!

A good site for a variety of activites that are useful to many age levels

A fun site for familes of 2nd graders and older children

A wonderful site for parents and teachers!

A great place to look for thematic items that you may need. . . .

A great place to go when trying to revise your report cards!

A great site for teachers of young children!

A great game for the children to learn their letters and each others names!

A great site for exciting new ideas! Very teacher friendly!

this website allows students to see the results of their choices of styles, materials and colors of residential rooms,

this interactive site allows students to design basic trusses, then calculate the loads based on the design

this site helps teachers to create their own crossword puzzles and allows to save as a PDF file. very few sites focus on vocational classes, so this site is helpful to create documents to help students study exactly what is covered in class.

Has "thinking guides" (non-verbal organizers)

Ties in with physical science, Medieval history. The game lets you smash a castle. What could be better?

This sorts out TED talks by subject. Some of the TED talks are just extraordinary!

This a great resource for students to collaborate with their notes for a project. I have my eighth graders use it for research for their group projects and they also have to share the documents with me, which allows me to see their progress and make comments without having to collect any paper from them. Another great thing about Google Apps is the ability to access it anywhere the students have internet. For them, it's like having a built-in flash drive via the internet.

I haven't used Google Apps with my students yet but am looking forward to showing them how to use it. It will be very useful for them when they are transfering work from school to home.

There is now a comment feature in DOCs, so a teacher can comment on student work without messing up the original. Comments show up as highlighting.

Rubrics, 42,000 lesson plans, 9,000 printable worksheets! They also have resources for holidays and specials occasions for each month.

This is a pretty cool place. You really can search for any number of different activities.

At this web site, students can hear pieces/songs that they are learning in their music class.

I use this site all the time. You can often print a few pages of the songs as well!

This website is an elementary/middle school music teacher's dream! The 130 quizzes and games on music theory, composers and the piano will engage and motivate students! The games have colorful graphics, fun sound effects, and provide students with instant feedback! Many of the games give individual student recognition when completed by allowing them to type their name to a printable award certificate.

This a great site that allows users to create multimedia presentations that include pictures, text, and music.

This is a pretty cool website. It is a nice change from using Microsoft Office all the time. Different is good.