SOME
OF GINA'S FAVORITE STUFF*
AAA -
WEBHOUND'S HOME
- http://www.maricopa.edu/webhound/index.html
THIS IS THE SITE YOU NEED IF YOU ARE DOING TRAINING, OR ARE JUST NEW
ON THE WEB! Have no fear, the webhound is here to show you how to
use different types of web search tools. You will be able to identify
key
elements of a topic search, decide the most appropriate approach, and
then...
do it!
ABC TEACH
- http://www.abcteach.com/
Unfortunately, except for 5,000 free printable samples, you must be a
member at $25.00 per
year. Mazes, puzzles, research cards, coloring pages--This is a great
site
for teachers of young children with many ideas for classroom use. For
creating
books, there are shapes that can be printed, copied, and cut out for
shape
books where students can write a story. Printable research cards are
available
for students to use when they are Learning basic research skills.
Elementary.
A & E CLASSROOM
-
http://www.AandE.com/class/
Great resources for educators, lesson plans and study guides from the
Arts and Entertainment Channel. Check it out -- the calendar http://www.aetv.com/class/classcal/root.cgi
for
viewing
has links to lessons.
ALL EXPERTS
-
http://www.allexperts.com/
From About.com, Ask the Experts allows people to list themselves with a
description
of their expertise and then gives you the option of submitting a
question
to a specific expert. Under the education heading there are experts on
everything from classroom management and education law to technology
integration
and physical education. This is worth a try if you're looking for
practical,
real-world expertise.
ALL THE WEB
ALL THE
TIME - http://www.alltheweb.com/advanced
A great search engine!
AOL@SCHOOL
-
http://www.aolatschool.com/message
Targeted for teachers that want to integrate the Internet into their
classroom; but don't have the time to find ways to do it or for
teachers
just starting out on the Internet, this is a good website with
resources
for students, teachers and administrators. Built-in Internet search
filters.
Some of the sources for lesson plans, for example, are ERIC and SCORE.
Teachers are also invited to create a website, or add to their school
website
with easy to use templates. divided by primary, middle,
secondary,
etc.
ARE YOU
SURE THAT ALL YOUR IS
HOMEWORK
COMPLETE? - http://www.geocities.com/mrsscienceteacher/Homework_is_done/links.html
A page of links to games and comics that kids could use interactively
when “Their homework is finished.”
ASK A
LINGUIST -
http://linguistlist.org/~ask-ling/
Sponsored by the Linguist List, these dedicated experts offer this
servic to answer questions about linguistics and language to anyone who
asks. There are links on languages, etymologies and grammar and there
is
also a link to past questions and answers. The question submission form
makes it easy to use.
ASK AN EXPERT - http://www.askanexpert.com
Ask an expert about a topic at Pitsco's website. Just pick a
category.
ASK AN EXPERT PAGE - http://www.k12science.org/askanexpert.html
A great site to find an expert in any field, including: science,
medicine,
technology and computers, history, economics and others. Most
interesting
is "Just Out of Curiosity". Be sure to bookmark this site!! There
are also links to other Ask An Expert pages.
ASK ERIC- EDUCATOR'S REFERENCE DESK -
http://www.eduref.org/
This new site includes the 2000 lesson plans, 3000 value-added pointers
to education information & organizations, and 200 question archives
you have been accessing at askeric.org for over 10 years. Access the
ERIC database at the Educator's Reference Desk.
ASK FOR KIDS
- http://www.askforkids.com/
Kids write a question and Jeeves will find an answer that will link
to student appropriate websites.
BEGINNING
TEACHERS'
TOOL BOX - http://www.inspiringteachers.com/
Time saving tips, survival kit for new teachers, message boards, ask
a mentor and archives for prior pages, this site is updated weekly.
BIBLIOCAT
WEBPAGE
NEWSLETTER - http://www.
bibliocat.org
Sign up for this wonderful newsletter. You get a weekly
newsletter
from Sheryl, (or the link to it) with great new sites. You will
love
it.
BLUE
WEB'N - http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/bluewebn/
Web-based tutorials, activities and projects, Lesson plans, Hotlists,
Resources and Reference tools for the Arts, English, Health and P.E.,
history
and Social Science, Math, Science, Technology and others. Find
the
content table JOIN THE LISTSERV!
BONUS.COM FOR TEACHERS - http://www.bonus.com/bonus/list/n_teachers.html
A SuperSite for Kids! The resources are engaging and useful. The
authors believe that kids are technologically savvy, demanding and
curious and the site strives to give them content that is highly
interactive, well-organized, and rewarding of follow-through and
inquiry.
CARTOONS BY JOHN BELL - http://members.aol.com/johnbell77/index.html
Need a laugh? Check this site out!
CERTIFICATE
CREATOR
-http://www.certificatecreator.com
Certificate Creator is the Internets' first site that allows you to
customize the generation of certificates for school, business or
personal
use to be printed out on your own printer! There are currently 38
prebuilt
certificates to choose from and customize in 5 different categories.
Creating
certificates is easy to do, you will create your first certificate in
less
than 5 minutes.
COOLTEXT.COM
- http://cooltext.com
Cooltext.com
is an online graphics
generator for web pages and anywhere else you might need an impressive
logo without a lot of work. It provides real-time generation of
graphics customized exactly the way you want them. Simply choose what
kind of image you would like to create. Then fill out a form and
you'll have your own image created on the fly. ABSOLUTELY
FREE!
CREATE A WORD FIND - http://www.edhelper.com/wordfind.htm
CREATE A WORD
FIND - http://www.edhelper.com/wordfind.htm
EdHelper generates a variety of puzzles, but not all are free, so
navigating the choices can be confusing. To make a custom word
search, enter your words, and click "Create Word Search
Now!" The next page displays dozens of formatting options, but
only the first three are free, the balance are for paid subscribers
only. Your selection includes upper case, lower case, or no
backward and diagonal words (for an easier puzzle.) Custom
crossword puzzles are also free. You find the link on the
horizontal "Also Try" menu. (Reviewed by Barbara J. Feldman)
DISCOVERY
CHANNEL
- http://school.discovery.com
Lessons and matching Discovery Channel programming. Links to
The Learning Channel as well.
DITTO.COM - http://ditto.com
The premier way to search for pictures. If there is a picture
on the web, Ditto will find it. Just enter a term and search for
pictures
of it like Pokemon, James Bond, etc. Or by topic like Holidays,
Animals,
Sports, etc.
EARTH AND
MOON VIEWER
- http://www.fourmilab.ch/earthview/vplanet.html
You can view either a map of the Earth showing the day and night
regions
at this moment, or view the Earth from the Sun, the Moon, the night
side
of the Earth, above any location on the planet specified by latitude,
longitude
and altitude, from a satellite in Earth orbit, or above various cities
around the globe. Images can be generated based on a full-colour image
of the Earth by day and night, a topographical map of the Earth,
up-to-date
weather satellite imagery, or a composite image of cloud cover
superimposed
on a map of the Earth, or a color composite which shows clouds, land
and
sea temperatures, and ice.
EARTHKAM
-
http://www.earthkam.ucsd.edu/
ISS EarthKam is a NASA education program which enables students,
teachers, and the public to learn about Earth from the perspective of
space. There is a spectacular collection of digital images of Earth
with learning guides and activities to support classes in Earth
science, space science, geography, social studies, mathematics,
communications, and art.
EDUSCAPES:
A SITE FOR LIFE-LONG LEARNERS - http://eduscapes.com
Collaborative learning/distance learning? Each week they explore
a different topic in 42eXplore. There is an index for past topics
and activities for the first timers. Internet sources are
included.
Check this out and explore!
FAVORITE FIFTH GRADE INTERNET SITES - http://wwwgen.bham.wednet.edu/gen5favr.htm
Includes links to Mayan Folktales, Age of Exploration, history of
quilting,
cow's eye dissection, the universe, "Lemonade Stand", the abacus and
others.
This is fifth grade in Washington. May be any grade any
place
else!! Also links to other grades K-5.
5/6
CONNECTION WEBSITES
- http://kiwiyert.tripod.com/connection/
A great website collection submitted by the members of the 5/6
Connection
which is one of the best teachers' mailing lists on the WWW, with
approx.
400 members worldwide. It's specifically for teachers of Grades 5 and
6.
Interested in joining? There’s a place to click on to join.
FOREIGN
LANGUAGES
FOR TRAVELERS - http://www.travlang.com/languages/
Not only does this site allow students to select a language and
translate
phrases, they also hear the language being spoken, join a chat room
using
that language, and they can even examine exchange rates with U.S.
currency.
LOTS OF POP UP WINDOWS.
GATEWAY TO EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS (GEM) - http://www.thegateway.org
A new source for teachers--designed for teachers to type a topic, grade
level, and other information into a search screen that then retrieves
--
from more than 140 federal, state, university, non-profit, and
commercial
organizations web sites -- lessons, instructional units, and other free
educational materials on that topic, for that grade level.
GOOGLE IMAGES SEARCH - http://images.google.com/
Just type in what you want to find image-wise and up will come great
sites.
GRADING THE MOVIES - http://www.gradingthemovies.com/
This web site helps teachers and parents to grade movies for student
consumption.
HIGH
SCHOOL HUB
- http://highschoolhub.org
The High School Hub is a noncommercial learning portal to free online
educational resources for high school students. It features subject
guides
for English, foreign languages, mathematics, science, and social
studies. Try the games like boggle too.
THE HISTORY
CHANNEL
-
http://www.historychannel.com
Check milestones of the millennium or search for any topic, any time.
THE IDEA BOX - http://www.theideabox.com
Early childhood education and activity resources are found in the Idea
Box which gives parents and teachers a free database of thousands of
crafts,
activities, games, songs, kids recipes and holiday ideas. With the
"Idea
of the Day", Seasonal Ideas and Craft Recipes, you and your children
will
never be bored again!
IKEEPBOOKMARKS.COM
-
http://ww2.ikeepbookmarks.com/home.asp
Do you want to use your bookmarks at work and at home?
Do you use more than one computer? Wish you could share your
favorite
pages with friends and associates? Ever had to start your
favorites,
or bookmarks, over when you bought a new computer? Do you use
multiple
browsers? Do you want an easy to maintain set of links?
Would
you like to give your children an easy way to access their favorite
sites?
upload and keep your bookmarks on the Web and access them at anytime
from
any computer, anywhere. Free sign ups.
THE IMAGE SEARCHER
- http://www.ditto.com/
Search the Internet by words or pictures and the results will be
thumbnail
pictures of the results of your request. A search for "maps" got
more than 6400 hits (all images). Be sure to type in a narrowed
search.
The thumbnails have links to details and URLs. Clicking on the
URL
gives you the enlarged picture and takes you to the linked page.
Great!!.
INTERNET
COACH
PUZZLEMAKER - http://puzzles.apte.com/
This is an activity site for teachers and kids and includes
puzzlemaking.
The Internet Coach is a tutorial which walks you through downloads,
emails,
plug-ins and more.
THE INTERNET MOVIE DATABASE - http://imdb.com/
A free, easy to search database of just about everything you will ever
want to know about plots, actors, you name it on every TV series or
movie
ever made.
KATHY SCHROCK'S
GUIDE
FOR EDUCATORS - http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/
Kathy Schrock is now on Discovery Channel. Schrock's Guide for
Educators is a categorized list of sites on the Internet which are
useful
for enhancing curriculum and teacher professional growth. It is updated
daily to keep up with the tremendous number of new World Wide Web
sites.
KIDSCLICK
-
http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/KidsClick!/
A web search for Kids by librarians, includes topics like Weird &
Mysterious, the Arts, Math and Science and Literature.
KID'S HUB - http://kidshub.org
Kids Hub is a noncommercial educational portal for elementary and
middle
school students. It features free online interactive learning games,
puzzles,
and quizzes.
KIDSNET - http://www.kidsnet.org.
A national resource for children's television and radio. You
can search the Kidsnet Media Guide by grade level, title, special
needs,
rating, curriculum area or program description to find programs and
support
materials from preschool to high school. Only program that
reflect
the Kidsnet philosophy and meet educational criteria are
included.
They even have off-air taping rights for each network
KINDERCORNER
-
http://www.kinderkorner.com/
A resource site for the K-2 teacher!!
LAURA
CANDLER'S
FILE CABINET - http://home.att.net/~teaching/filecab.htm
In the file drawers, you will find all sorts of activity sheets and
blackline masters created for the classroom. All of them are in PDF
format,
so you will need the free Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in to view and
print
the files.
THE
LEARNING
CHANNEL
-
http://tlc.discovery.com/
On line lessons, broadcast information and fun things to do.
LEARNING STRATEGIES DATABASE - http://www.muskingum.edu/%7Ecal/database/
Information on learning strategies from Muskingum College, Ohio.
LESSON
BANK FOR
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - http://www.teachers.net/cgi-bin/lessons/sort.cgi?searchterm=Elementary
From magnets to paper plate fun and 100s of sites in between, there
is a lot of stuff for you here! From TeachersNet.
LESSON PLANS 4 TEACHERS. COM - http://www.theeducatorsnetwork.com/main/lessonfeature.htm
The place where teachers find their lessons. YOU CAN SEARCH FOR
MICROSOFT TUTORIALS HERE TOO.
LINKS TO LEARN - http://www.mikids.com/
An interesting listing of K-5 links and links by subject. Has
a new Harry Potter website link.
MARC'S LESSON PLAN PAGE - http://www.halcyon.com/marcs/lessons.html
Regularly updated page of original lessons and links to other lesson
archives online; add this to your growing arsenal of lesson plan
resources.
Original plans are for K-4
MIDDLESCHOOLTEACHER.NET
- http://www.middleschoolteacher.net/
The site is set up like a place for surfing and contains links to
professional
development beaches, teacher timesaver beaches, school improvement
beaches
and integrating technology beaches. The "Free Tutorials Beaches" is, I
believe, the best portal to free tutorials for teachers anywhere on the
net. Get your board and surf--
MIDDLEWEB
-
http://middleweb.com/
World Wide Web site exploring the challenges of middle school reform,
and brimming with resources for educators and parents!
MR.
BALDWIN'S
SCHOOL LIBRARY TEACHER RESOURCES - http://baldwinets.tripod.com/teach.html
From books and media to Web Resources, this is a neat searchable site
with great links. Tony not only gives the site name but includes
information about it. Check it out.
MR.
ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD
- http://www.pbs.org/rogers/
Won't you be his neighbor? You can still visit Mr. Rogers' House,
his Neighborhood of Make-Believe, and take a tour or check out the Song
List.
NEA
WORKS4ME TIPS
LIBRARY - http://www.nea.org/helpfrom/growing/works4me/library.html
This is an archive for NEA's wildly popular Weekly Classroom Tips
E-mail.
Each week, Works4Me subscribers receive an E-mail message with two
practical
classroom tips submitted by the real education experts - your
colleagues!
Presented by the National Education Association, this library contains
more than 400 tips offering ideas and solutions that you can use in
your
classroom tomorrow. Feel free to print these tips out and share them.
New
tips are added frequently, so check back often.
NICKELODEON
ONLINE
-
http://www.nick.com/
For a cool site with fun games and great animation, look to Nickelodeon
Online. Whap the digital piñata, help CatDog grab the tacos, and
browse the Nicktionary, filled with words made up by kids. THEY ASK FOR
A SIGN IN - IGNORE IT.
PBS TEACHER
SOURCE
-
http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/
A growing inventory of more than 1,300 free lesson plans, teacher
guides
and online student activities. This expanded PBS Teacher Source offers
a profusion of new content and features, including easier access to
curriculum,
and professional development and community resources provided by PBS
stations
across the country. The first Web site to correlate each of its
classroom
activities to national and state curriculum standards.
PERSONAL
EDUCATIONAL
PRESS - http://www.educationalpress.org/
Forms, study sheets, puzzles, flashcards, game boards at no cost.
No plug-ins to install, no software to buy. Check it out.
PUZZLE CENTER - http://puzzles.apte.com/
Designed specifically for educators, the Puzzle Center allows teachers
to create interactive puzzles, include hyperlinks for researching
answers,
build their own customized puzzle libraries, and print out puzzles too.
You need Shockwave and Flash plug-ins to run this.
RESOURCES FOR 5th GRADE TEACHERS -
http://home.att.net/~teaching/
This is Laura Candler's site. Included are worksheets and
activities
in several areas. Check the file cabinet, the reference section,
the Book Shelf, etc. Lots of ideas. You can even sign up
for
a monthly update (listserv).
ROGER
EBERT'S MOVIE
REVIEWS - http://suntimes.com/ebert
Search the Ebert archives. Fifteen years of Roger's
reviews.
So, if you want to show a movie, find out more about it here.
RONA'S
TEACHER TOOLS
- http://www.theeducatorsnetwork.com/main/toolfeature.htm
This simple tools will help you create printable awards for your
students:
choose a border, subject and enter specific details. MAKE A GRAPH is a
good tool.
ROOM 108
PUZZLES
- http://www.netrover.com/~kingskid/Puzzle/puzzles108.html
Page full of fun games like Rush Hour, tic tac toe.
RUBRICS4TEACHERS.COM
- http://www.rubrics4teachers.com
Everything you ever wanted to know about Rubrics in one location.
Choose
from hundreds of ready-made rubrics for dozens of subject areas, or
create
your own using a rubric template or software.
SAVINGTEACHERSMONEY.COM
- http://www.savings4teachers.com/
Saving teachers both time and money, this redesigned site will have
many more savings opportunities specifically designed for teachers.
Check
it out. You need to sign up for free of course.
SCHOOL NOTES -
http://schoolnotes.com/
Set up your own classroom page where you can post announcements or
homework assignments without having to know HTML; you register for a
free
account and then you're ready to begin posting for your
colleagues/parents/students
/community - check out the new 'flashcards' link. You need to
register.
Know the address of your school! Check mine at
http://schoolnotes.com/90604/mrsotto.html
SITES FOR TEACHERS - http://www.sitesforteachers.com/
THE Net’s best resources for teachers, this site has many links to
lessons, worksheets, what have you. SMALL PRINT BUT check it out.
SMITHSONIAN LESSON
PLANS - http://www.smithsonianeducation.org/educators/
This is the Smithsonian site for teachers. Great classroom ready
lessons and activities for arts, language arts, science and social
studies.
THE
SPORTING NEWS
- http://www.sportingnews.com/
There are several excellent sports web sites. The Sporting News is
one of the best. TSN is different because, in addition to all of the
scores,
schedules and statistics you could want, they feature more than thirty
columnists providing in-depth analysis and commentary. Here is the best
of a great weekly sports magazine which also has a cool TV screen
flashing
up-to-the-minute scores. Since TCN covers nearly 700 pro and college
teams,
you can even customize the site to feature your favorite teams.
SUPERTHINKERS
- http://www.superpages.com/enlightenme/superthinkers/pages/
SuperThinkers features a set of original interactive mysteries designed
to foster literacy and problem-solving. SuperThinkers is a fun and
challenging site offering a variety of activities and
suggested reading, as well as games. A featured game, The Peetnik
Mysteries
is a challenging mystery game where students use common tools, like
maps,
phones, and phone directories to follow up on hunches and solve the
mystery.
The mysteries are not something that can be done quickly and might be
easier
in pairs or very small groups. The mysteries are totally Flash-driven.
TAMMY'S
TIDBITS
- http://www.ehhs.cmich.edu/~tbushey/educ.html
This page was designed for teachers, students, and parents as a
shortcut
to finding some of the best educational sites on the internet.
Please
allow the page to fully load before checking out all of the fantastic
links!
TEACH WITH
MOVIES
- http://www.teachwithmovies.org
You've probably heard your children or students say "Can't we just
watch a movie?" At times, movies are appropriate teaching
tools...this
site gives you some discussion questions (and perhaps essay topics) for
more than 200 movies. Search by keyword or browse alphabetically, by
culture,
or for character development issues. Descriptions include benefits,
possible
problems or issues raised by the movie, and background. Check out the
list
of Movies Not Recommended as Teaching Tools.
THE
TEACHERS' CORNER
- http://www.theteacherscorner.net/seasonal/backtoschool/index.htm
This site contains a wide range of lesson plans and activities,
organized
by subject area, for primary and middle school students. This link will
take you to a variety of Back to School activities organized by
grade
level.
TEACHER CREATED MATERIALS - http://www.teachercreated.com/
Free lessons and activities, products, activity cards from Teacher
Created Materials. Free stuff - http://www.teachercreated.com/free/
TEACHER
FILES
- AN EDUCATOR'S RESOURCE - http://www.teacherfiles.com/
The pages are full of resources, ideas, activities, lesson plans and
educational clip art for teachers. Educators are encouraged
to use this site and contribute to it as well. By sharing
our
ideas and activities with colleagues, we can work together to develop
and
expand on effective curriculum.
TEACHERFOCUS.COM
- http://www.teacherfocus.com/
TeacherFocus is an online community forum where educators can
easily
communicate with each other through threaded online discussions. Get
feedback
on your ideas or get your questions discussed and answered by other
educators.
TeacherFocus is not affiliated with any specific educational facility,
but has potential to be a great resource for teachers.
TEACHER FREEBIES-STUFF TEACHERS CAN GET FOR FREE - http://freebies.about.com/shopping/freebies/msub12.htm
This is a website with lists of places for teachers to get free
resources
like an Arbor Day Booklet or Arithmetic worksheets, or Health
brochures.
Listed in alphabetical order, this is an easy way to check for free
stuff
on the web.
TEACHER LESSON PLANS - http://teachervision.com
Another great source for lessons, including links to on-line student
quizzes, a lesson planning center, places to sign up for free stuff and
newsletters. Check it out.
TEACHER PORTFOLIOS - http://www.teachnet.com/how-to/employment/portfolios/index.html
How to create your own digital portfolio which will grow and change
with you through the years.
TEACHER
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP, CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT, COUNSELOR
RESOURCES, TECHNIQUES, SOLUTIONS -
http://www.youthchg.com/
An old site with a new name dedicated to new, successful approaches for
helping with your
problem student; online ideas, virtual workshops, live classes,
newsletters
and books - free to educators who provide their school's address.
TEACHER TIPS -
http://members.aol.com/sskufca/teachtps.htm
An alphabetical listing of tips for teachers, from Adding Variety and
Fun to a Classroom to the You Can Handle Them All Website. Cute.
TEACHERS FIRST - http://www.teachersfirst.com/index.htm
A collection of Internet resources and lesson plans on topics which
relate to classroom instruction and teaching issues, selected by staff
reviewers; has a content matrix and a color coded grade level indicator
system for ease of use
TEACHERS NET - http://www.teachers.net/lessons/search.html
This is a very interesting site with lesson plans for everyone written
by teachers who use them ( a lesson plan exchange). Search the
site
for lessons or click on the topic or pre-school, elementary, middle,
high
or advanced. Then choose your subject and check them out.
some
are wonderful!!
TEACHER
SANITY
SAVERS - http://www.teachersfirst.com/sanity.shtml
A list of great ideas to save your sanity like how to handle tattlers,
or hall passes or conferences. Great ideas, but has not
been updated since 2002.
TEACHING
ONLINE
LESSONS LIBRARY - http://www.teachingonline.org/lessons.html
Some really interesting lessons on this "website for educators",
including
arts, web projects, technoloby, social studies, language arts. math,
science,
health and p.e., and study skills.
TEACHNET - http://www.teachnet.com/
How -tos, micro activities, resources and links, lesson plans and a
daily brainstorm. Join the Listserv http://www.teachnet.com/t2t/
- A daily listing of new topics or new posts which you access on the
web
page.
THUNK.COM - http://www.thunk.com/
Thunk.com presents kids with a fun and educational web based activity
where they make their own secret messages. Kids also learn about secret
codes cryptography and how secret codes are used in real life. Grade
Level:
Elementary.
TIME FOR KIDS
- http://www.timeforkids.com/
Entertainment, news, games -- a great site. Even a research site
for homework. Close the subscribe to the magazine pop-up that comes up
when you first get to the site.
UNITS4TEACHERS.COM
- http://www.theeducatorsnetwork.com/main/unitindex.htm
IGNORE THE SIGN IN. CLICK GO TO MENU ON THE UPPER LEFT. Each week
units4teachers features a new site or unit that can be used
as
is, or adapted to fit your specific needs.
VIRTUAL REFERENCE DESK - http://www.refdesk.com/facts.html
Everything you wanted to know about everything, with a search function.
WHO DO YOU LOVE - LOVE TRANSLATIONS -
http://www.whodoyoulove.com/lovetranslations/
How to translate I love you into most spoken languages. Just
click on map, or continent, or country and you will find it!
WORKSHEETS4TEACHERS.COM
- http://www.worksheets4teachers.com
Do you need printable worksheets for your students? Get ready-made
worksheets or Create-Your-Own using a variety of easy to use tools and
generators. They will soon be adding puzzles and tests.
THE
YUCKIEST SITE
ON THE INTERNET - http://yucky.kids.discovery.com/
The kids often wonder why we burp, hiccup, poop, and vomit? Find
out
why the body needs to do this stuff (even if it does gross you
out)
and get your science questions answered, learn bug and worm secrets,
and
explore revolting games, recipes, and crafts so you can help your kids
(and you).
* Stuff that has so many links that it only fits here with all the other great stuff!!
Last Updated August, 2007
GINA OTTO can be reached at RBOtto@aol.com