October 19-22, 2010
LINKS FOR EVERYONE
QUIZinator
http://www.quizinator.com/
This site allows you to create, store, and print worksheets, studysheets, exams and
quizzes for FREE. Seriously!! The site includes:
* Geometry and Graphing
* Chemical Symbols and Reactions
* Physical and Electrical Diagrams
* Maps and Illustrations
* Create a Public Link for your document
* Copy your auto-generated external link into any personal website
* Students can click on the link to download your document easily
America’s Choice
http://www.americaschoice.org/surveyform?gclid=CP2pvNGN2qQCFQSt7QodVx4U
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This site provides intervention tips for mathematics and literacy for grades 2-10. Menus
will allow you to select grade level, content, and target population. This site is primarily
informational, but does contain some interesting data about intervention models across
the U.S. that are working.
Free Stuff for Teachers
http://www.kalama.com/%7Ezimba/freeforteachers.htm
This site is a one-stop shop to many free resources for teachers. Be sure to check this out.
There is a ton of stuff here!!
LINK FOR ENGLISH:
iResearch
http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/elearning/index.html
The University of Sydney Library is a network of many libraries across several campuses.
The site houses
information about library services, as well as access to electronic
services available from this web site. It is an online research library that would support
the teaching of research. It provides quick, fast and easy modules to help you find and
use relevant information for your assignments/research.
LINK FOR MATH:
Calculator Soup
http://www.calculatorsoup.com/
This site is calculators online for free and includes calculators in all of the following
areas:
Algebra
Fractions
Statistics
Chemistry
Loans
Time
Conversions
Geometry
Trigonometry
Discrete Math
Math
Word Problems
Finance
Physics
Construction
LINK FOR SCIENCE:
Science Daily
http://www.sciencedaily.com/
Science Daily is an online magazine for breaking news in science. This site has extensive
information for all things in science.
LINK FOR SOCIAL STUDIES:
Footnote.com
http://www.footnote.com/
This site houses millions (69, 662, 692 to be exact) of original American historical
documents. Here you can view, share, and save many never-before-seen historic
documents like the court-martial of Custer. Original source documents include
documents, historical documents, archives, history, project blue book, southern claims,
Pennsylvania Archives, National Archives, NARA, genealogy, family history,
Revolutionary War, Civil War, Vietnam War, and other primary sources. This website is
ideal for secondary Social Studies/History teachers to use as a source for supplemental
materials, and it would also benefit students to explore and examine primary and
secondary documents without ever leaving the classroom!