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Digital Public Library of America
This new site was launched on April 18, 2013 with a specific purpose. It brings together the riches of America’s libraries, archives, and museums, and makes them freely available to the world. DLPA
Posted in Common Core, grades 6-8, grades 9-12, science, Search skills, social studies, teacher tools
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Imagine, Create, Publish with Scribble Press
A fun and free online tool that lets your students make their own storybooks. An iPad app is also available. ScribblePress
XTimeline
Xtimeline is a free web-based timeline. Easily create and share timelines with pictures and videos. There are numerous timelines already created that may have the information you need. Xtimeline
Timeline on Read Write Think
This is an easy timeline for young students to make. The only way to save it though is to act like you are going to print it and save it as a PDF. Timeline
Timeglider
Timeglider lets you build your own interactive timeline for free. You can use it for history or to plan your project. It lets you zoom in and out, add pictures, and a legend. You can collaborate with others to make … Continue reading
Posted in Common Core, grades 6-8, grades 9-12, Interactives, science, social studies
Tagged Collaboration, Info Literacy
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Creately
Online diagramming and collaboration; try out the free desktop version. Creately
Free Reading
Free Reading can help you with your reading instruction or as a site to help parents help their children. It contains activities and intervention materials for early literacy skills, beginning with phonological awareness and goes through the steps of learning … Continue reading
I Need a Pencil
Free SAT prep. Share this site with your students. I Need a Pencil
QuizMEOnline
Use or create online flashcards, quizzes, and study guides with Quiz Me Online. QuizMEOnline
Power Up! Apps for Kids with Special Needs and Learning Differences
Common Sense Media.org has added a guide for parents and teachers of apps that are appropriate to help students with communication, social interaction, motor skills, math, reading, and organization. They have the apps divided by these topics and then further … Continue reading
Posted in grades K-5, special education, Study skills
Tagged Communication, Info Literacy
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Learn Zillion
Do you need lessons or videos on Common Core Standards? Do your students or parents need help? Check out this site. It lets you search by subject, grade level and specific state standard to find easy to use resources to … Continue reading
ReadaRoute
Join in for this unique interactive reading event – the Idita-read! WorldWide IDEA’s Idita-Read is an online reading-incentive event for K-12 students that mirrors Alaska’s biggest annual sled dog race. Read A Route
Posted in Common Core, grades 6-8, grades 9-12, grades K-5, language arts
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Newseum Digital Classroom
The Newseum is located in Washington D.C. and is sponsored by the Ford Foundation. Newseum Education provides educators with resources for literacy, journalism, and history with their Digital Classroom Web site. Check out their video lessons, primary documents, and more … Continue reading
Posted in Common Core, grades 6-8, grades 9-12, language arts, social studies, teacher tools
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Shmoop
There is so much to this site that a description won’t do it justice. You will need to go there to see all the guides on literature, math, biology, US history, mythology, careers, poetry, etc. the pre-made flash cards to … Continue reading
Ken Ken
This is a fun math game that really makes you think. You can choose the size of the board so you can make it easier or harder. It is similar to Sudoku but you have to use addition, subtraction, multiplication … Continue reading
Dino Dig
Use the coordinates on the map to choose where to dig for the dinosaur bones. There are 4 small, 2 medium and 1 large dinosaur to be found. think carefully about where to dig. Your score is based on how … Continue reading
Infotopia
A great new search engine for students. It is setup to only offer sites that are trusted and selected by educators. Infotopia
Posted in grades 6-8, grades 9-12, grades K-5, Search skills, Study skills
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Snapguide
Snapguides are easy to follow step by step instructions on numerous topics. Check them out to see if there is a guide you need or have your students show you they understand a concept by making their own step by … Continue reading
Posted in grades 6-8, grades 9-12, teacher tools
Tagged Creativity, Info Literacy, Teacher Tools
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57th Presidential Inauguration
Are you looking for resources, activities, or lesson plans that deal with the inauguration? This is a good site with tabs for the different age students or if you want teacher information. Kids.gov
Library of Congress
Use the Library of Congress resources with your students. Find newspaper clippings, sound recordings, etc. Library of Congress If you want help in knowing how to use the Library of Congress with your students, they offers classroom materials and professional … Continue reading
Posted in Common Core, grades 6-8, grades 9-12, grades K-5, social studies, teacher tools
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Vocabulary.com
Find out how strong your vocabulary is or learn new words. You don’t have to register to use the site, but you can make a free account which will keep up with the words you miss and offer them to … Continue reading
Thinking Tools from The Learning Curve
To help your students with Higher Order Thinking use this Online Interactive Thinking Strategies and Tools set. They are designed to provide a scaffold which enables students to think with more depth and structure. Thinking Tools
Ten Marks Math
Ten Marks Math is a free math program for grades 1-8 plus Algebra I, II and Geometry. It lets the teacher chose between the state standards or common core standards for the class. It is a very quick set up … Continue reading
Fling the Teacher
Here is a great review site for those studying the American Revolution. It is like a game show. The winner gets to use the trebuchet to fling the teacher. Fling the Teacher
Word Dynamo & Translator
These resources from dictionary.com will turbo-charge your vocabulary Word Dynamo Challenge Fast, free translations for 300 characters or less – Translator
Posted in Foreign Languages, grades 6-8, grades 9-12, grades K-5, Interactives, language arts, teacher tools
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