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Teaching Math Through Culture
This site helps students learn mathematics as they simulate the original artifacts based on different cultures (African, African-American, Youth, Native American, Latino). Topics covered include Cartesian and polar coordinates, transformational geometry, ...
Kennedy Center ARTSEDGE
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 ...
A Difference
An award winning blog created by math teacher Darren Kuropatwa.
Chistmas from the History Channel Featured
How much do your students really know about Christmas? Learn the true history of Christmas, the history of Santa Claus and more at History.com. Free streaming videos along with other resources.
National Library of Virtual Manipulative...
A digital library containing dozens of online activities for teaching K-12 mathematics. Click on Virtual Library to access the activities which are organized in a simple matrix. Topics include: number & operations, algebra, geometry, measurement, and da ...
ReadingResource.net
This website is dedicated to helping students learn to read. For anyone who cares about reading and helping those with dyslexia and reading difficulties, ReadingResource.net is for you. ReadingResource.net is a trusted source for information, for explanat ...
OLogy from the American Museum of Natura...
From the American Museum of Natural History this site is designed for students aged 7 to 12 and contains activities for students to learn about archaeology, astronomy, biodiversity, genetics, marine biology, paleontology, and physical science. Students ...
Jewish Holidays for Kids Featured
This site gives students an overview of different Jewish holidays including Hannukkah. Includes explanations about traditions, blessings, recipes crafts and more.
CNN Student News
Get current events information from CNN. Sections include Ten Questions and Newsquiz (questions about current events), learning activities (webquests on various topics), one sheets (summarize current topics), and CNN Classroom Edition (questions about a C ...
SpellingTime
An online spelling program, SpellingTime allows students to practice words independently. To increase student engagement different test formats are provided each day. Teachers/parents can enter their own spelling lists. The site also audio to reinforce ...
African-American World
An resource for students and teachers about African American history and culture. Four "channels" include information on History, Arts and Culture, Race and Society as well as Profiles of famous African Americans. There is also a timeline of African Amer ...
Science Postcards
Science Postcards is a science resource that provides resources to teachers to help their students with scientific exploration through children’s literature. This innovative resource uses picture books as the basis of teaching science. Books and the r ...
BrainPop: Animated Educational Movies
Developed to support state and national teaching standards, BrainPOP is a subscription based service that has animated educational movies for grades 3-12. BrainPOP offers curriculum-based content in the areas of Arts & Music, English, Health, Math, S ...
LessonSense
Create by a practicing pre-school/kindergarten teacher this site includes free lesson plans, crafts, ideas, printables, worksheets, games, stories and downloadable materials for kindergarten and elementary school teachers.
Children's Books Online
A online collection of illustrated antique books.
Newseum
Bring a world-wide perspective to your classroom by having your students view the front page of more 500 newspapers from across the world.
KnightCite Bibliographic Composer
The site allows students to to create citations using MLA, APA or Chicago style. Will create citations for a book, encyclopedia, journal, magazine, newspapaper, anthology, film, radio/TV, website, personal interview, etc.
The Poetry Archive
The Poetry Archive is an ever expanding archive of poets reading their own work, along with brief biographies of the poet. The Teachers section contains lesson plans and activities to help teachers and students to get the most out of the Poetry Archive. ...
Interactive Guide to Using Multimedia in...
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 ...
Trick or Treat for UNICEF
Your students can help kids around the world lead a better life. This site gives you information on how to do this - you can order boxes online or create your own. What started out in Philadelphia as a Halloween project called Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF ...