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Create your own social network to connet students or other groups. To create a network you choose a name and the features you want (example - photos, videos, forums, events, etc.) You can then customize the look of your network. People who join will aut ...
Written by Clay Burell an award winning (Apple Distinguished Educator) teacher who has lived around the world and has taught English, History, and ESOL.
Sponsored by the National Dairy Council this sites has lesson plans on nutrition, interactive activities for students to learn about nutrition, tips for implementing school wellness programs, information on the food pyramid (MyPyramid - including an inter ...
A free study site for English as a Second Language (ESL) students with Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) activities: games, quizzes, puzzles, crossword puzzles, etc.
An excellent spelling, vocabulary, and phonics site created by Houghton Mifflin. Designed as an online game, students are told a word, in the context of a sentence, and then have to spell it. There are literally hundreds of opportunities to play. Activ ...
A blogging tool for classrooms provided by David Warlick and the Landmark Foundation.
English as a Second Language by Rong-Chang Li is a starting point for ESL learners who want to learn English using the Internet. It is a comprehensive and well organized ESL Web directory.
The Guide to Grammar and Writing provides help with sentences, paragraphs, essays and research papers. The site contains scores of digital handouts on grammar and English usage, over 170 computer-graded quizzes, downloadable PowerPoint presentations for ...
Bartleby.com publishes thousands of free online classics of reference, verse, fiction and nonfiction. Examples of titles available include Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition, American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition, Roget' ...
ESL (English as a Second Language) resources for learning English. Includes handouts, printables, lesson plans and worksheets. Students can browse the grammar glossary and language reference area while teachers can join online discussion forums and read ...
Most online public domain versions of Shakespeare's texts are based on the Globe Edition of 1866, the Gutenberg Edition, or the MIT/Moby Edition (a revised version of the Globe Edition). There are many inconsistencies and errors in these editions so they ...
Site dedicated to promoting critical thinking in young people about the media. Contains media education and information literacy resources for teachers, parents, librarians and researchers. Teacher resources include a searchable lesson library as well a ...
This website is a collection of games/exercises/handles/techniques for teachers to use when teaching improvisational theatre. It's organized into categories, and each improv game is classified in a number of categories. A number of references for teachers ...
Online activites to learn about music theory. Takes students through lessons on scales, chords, etc. and has some animated notes or audio clips when necassary to make a point clearer. Also includes "trainers" where students can quiz themselves on note ...
Online encyclopedia from Microsoft. Also has a dictionary and atlas.
ARTSEDGE is the Kennedy Center's interactive education program for K-12 teachers and students. The website offers free, standards-based teaching materials (dance, music, theatre, visual arts) for use in the classroom, media-rich interactive experiences, p ...
Many teachers are confused about whether or not they can use copyrighted digital media (audio, images, video). This online tutorial was designed by Baruch College of the City University of New York for their staff but is a valuable resource for all teach ...
Whether you want to create a blog yourself or use blogs with your students you can set up a free education related blog at Edublogs. The site is powered by WordPress, one of the leading blogging tools on the web.
