Cool stuff for teachers
Rubistar - for creating your own rubrics
The Alberta Assessment Consortium is a great website. A good SD73 Learning tool. (not able to access yet.
24 techy tips for not so techy teachers.
Try Clickschooling for a ton of amazing links on here.
ABC Elementary Links - TONS of ideas here listed by subject
Discovery Education Teaching Tools - puzzlemaker and more
Free Tools for Teachers - just what the name says
4Teachers - lots of great tools in this one
Bright ideas - some great resources on using the internet in your classroom. Many thanks to Victoria for this great list.
Curriki - this is an awesome site with lots of Notebook lessons in all sorts of subject areas
Web 2.0 tools for teachers
iPL2 - this is a site by librarians that has a ton of resources on it. Definitely American but lots of good stuff.
Community Learning Network - searchable by subject, theme, or area of interest
If you like webquests, this site is one of the best. WebQuest.org is easily searchable.
Try Flexbooks if you are looking for some online textbooks.
WatchKnow is an excellent site for educational videos on a wide variety of topics....try it free..
Solaro is a relatively new website that has tons of ideas on Language Arts, Math and Science. It is available free to schools and is CANADIAN (yay)! Each lesson is geared to our provincial learning outcomes. Try it, you won't be disappointed. P.S. Absolutely excellent tech support here.....
Science Spot - Tons of ideas here and things you can print out. A great resource.
A great site for math manipulatives (works with smartboard) NLVM
Some smartboard links
teachersguide
mathplayground
sd73smartresources
web2.0tools
smartexchange
ictgames
Video conferencing site
Capspace
1) Here’s the nitty gritty from the BC Ministry of Education.
2) TheSD 73 website has many different links and helpful tips.
3) The Henry Grube Teacher Library has many great resources.
4) Our very own Math coordinator has created a great math website.
5) Richmond’s Math Coordinator, Carole Saundry, has her own math blog.
6) SD 72 has some wonderful online math resources. Check out their website.
7) If you love webquests, Zunal has some great ones.
8) The Government of Canada has lots of great educational websites
9) A great one for using the Smartboard eduscapes.com
10) A great site for interactive math games XP Math.
11) Story Bird is a cool free online site to make graphic stories.
12) Graphic organizers for Reading comprehension.
13) 50 ways to use a wiki.
14) How to do CSI in the classroom.
15) Students can create their own authentic-looking newspaper article. Way cool. Newspaper clipping image generator.
16) Mr Duey’s Long Division rap. Very cool.
17) Real Jobs require math and this proves it. Cool site. Math Apprentice.
18) An excellent site for older intermediate about digital footprints.
19) Ideas to inspire.
20) Be the change. Good stuff about making change in the world.
21) The singing continents. A song about the continents.
22) Create word art with Wordle. And 38 interesting ways to use Wordle.
One tip: Wordle sees all words as separate and randomly places them
unless you group them in the advance editor. Another way to get
around this is by putting the ~ symbol between words you want to stay
together on the Wordle. Example: Mr.Bonderud’s~Classroom would stay
together in the Wordle because I’ve typed them in with the ~ in
between the words.
23) Smartboard mini-movies about Science and Math.
24) A fantastic collection of mini-videos on tons of topics in all subject areas. Very very cool. Education Videos
25) A great site for teaching fractions, decimals and percent. BBC Skillwise
26) A smart quiz about country trivia. Don’t grass out the world.
27) A cool password type game you could use with the smartboard. Classtools.net.
28) All about the brain. Teachley’s Believe it or not.
29)Many educational games. From joystick to diploma.
30) Magic tricks using math. Curious Math.
31) Cybersafety.
32) Some smart notebook tricks. And some more smart tips.
33) Science World online games. Play Stuff
34) Kid’s corner stuff about animals. Classification, food webs etc.
35) 911 Writer’s Block. A great story starter website.
36) A great Swine flu movie for kids. Brain Pop Swine flu
37) Great language arts activities. Readwritethink.
38) Stuff for teaching about Extreme environments.
39) Teachertube.
40) pre-made smart notebook stuff. smart resources
41) Sam Tsui Michael Jackson Medley and Don’t stop believing
42) Susan Boyle America’s Got Talent
43) 99 youtube videos to inspire
44. Great site for making math worksheets and basic facts drills
45. more cool youtube stuff
