Favorites

Below are a list of my ultimate favorite sites that can cover a variety of curriculum areas and learning opportunities.

[|BrainPOP] is a site that can relate curriculum to the Michigan Standards and any grade level. This site also gives suggestions for movies and covers a Math, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Health, Arts and Technology. It is also a site that is free to educators.

[|Dover Publications] is a site that each week they will send you an email with fun and educational projects and activities -- puzzles and brain-teasers, science projects, stories and poems, nature illustrations, coloring pages, and much more. Dover’s been publishing children’s books for over 40 years and we have more than 2,000 titles for Pre-K to 12th grade.

[|SMART Exchange] is a site where you quickly can find easy-to-use classroom ready content and lesson plans. Also can connect with other classroom teachers.

[|Daily Dose of the Web] contains a Brain teasers, question of the Day, quotes and trivia of the day.

[|Education World] is a site that contains information from all aspects of education. A top site for all educators.

[|Teachernet] is another site with a variety of different resources for teachers

[|TED Talks] is a small nonprofit devoted to Ideas Worth Spreading. It started out (in 1984) as a conference bringing together people from three worlds: **Technology, Entertainment, Design.**

[|Pete's Powerpoint Presentations] great power points already created for you at various levels with various topics covering ALL areas

[|Phonevite] lets you enter up to 25 phone numbers as a "group". You then record one message and it is sent to the group. It's free!

[|Quizlet] lets you study vocabulary, create your own flashcards and share flashcards with friends.

[|TweenTribune]news for kids and news by kids