*1.Mifflin County School District Curriculum links page includes
subject-specific links, teacher resources and more.
MCSD Curriculum Links and More
2. The Library of Congress' Web site contains over 10 million digitized
historical artifacts, ranging from classic blues recordings to Dust Bowl
photographs, to webcasts from famous authors presented at the National Book
Festival. Over 70 original lesson plans provide ways to integrate primary
sources into the curriculum. The lessons include interactive activities,
timelines and online feature presentations.
Library of Congress
*3. Maria White, Middle School Technology Integration Specialist, has put
together an excellent resource page with something for everyone.
Maria White's TeacherWeb Page
*4. The SKILL-21 site features curriculum links, handouts and tutorials.
SKILL - 21
5. Technology Integration Ideas by and for BASD Middle School Teachers.
Best Practices
*6. One of the best sites for teachers from one of the leaders of Instructional
Technology (Kathy Schrock).
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators
7. Learn about WebQuests and explore a database of over 2500 examples.
Webquests
8. Check out these free eField trips.
efield trips
*9. Integrate technology every day with this great site! Problems and
Activities of the Day, grouped by subject area; Quotations, Brain Teasers and
more. See Links 10 and 11 for other great resources from this site.
Daily Dose of the Web.
*10. Grade Level Skills Help Pages - A comprehensive list of resources and
activities arranged by grade level and aligned with the standards.
Grade Level Skills Help
11. Several large collections of links for K-12 teachers; online practice
tutorials for commonly used classroom applications.
Internet4classrooms
12. Thousands of copyright-friendly, free images that have been donated by
students, teachers, and amateur photographers.
Pics 4 Learning
13. A great site for students or teachers by the American Library Association.
Links to websites for kids arranged by topics (animals, literature, science,
the arts, history, math, social studies, computers, sports, reference desk),
and color-coded by levels (Pre-K, Elementary, Middle)
ALA Great Websites for Kids
14. Teacher-created actvities for students in 100+ categories.
Quia
15. This site features PSSA resources, test preparation tips and practice
tests by grade level and subject.
PSSA Practice Tests & Tips
16. PDE's sample questions in Math & Reading for grades 3 through 8 and 11.
Check both the Item Banks and the Item Samplers. Links open PDF Files.
PDE PSSA Sample Questions
17. Video tutorials and how-to documents for a variety of applications and
tasks, including e-mail, Backing-up, iPhoto, iMovie, Garage Band, Keynote,
Pages, Inspiration, Appleworks, Podcasting, United Streaming and Nettrekker.
Handouts and Tutorials
18. Google Earth combines the power of Google Search with satellite imagery,
maps, terrain and 3D buildings to put the world's geographic information at
your fingertips. This website provides ideas for using Google Earth in the
classroom.
Google Earth Lessons
19. Teach-nology's site for teachers has lesson plans, rubrics, printables and
more.
Teach-nology Online Teacher Resource
20. OER Commons - A teaching and learning network of shared materials
searchable by grade level.
Worldwide Learning Network
21. The Teaching & Learning Center's Website. Has links to Daily Almanac,
Daily Dose of the Web, 5-minute Webquests and much more. Log in is BETHLEHEM,
no PW.
Teaching & Learning Center
22. Inspiration is a tool used to create graphic organizers - beneficial for
planning, researching and completing projects in any subject. See the
documents page for more resources.
Inspiration Ideas
23. Helpful Tips for using Microsoft Word
MS Word Tips
24. A free site which provides a fun and easy way for your students to create
their own comic strips.
Make Beliefs Comix
25. Lesson plans and interactive activities searchable by grade and subject.
PBS for Teachers
26. Google Earth for Educators - classroom activities, helpful tips and more.
Google Earth for Educators
27. Podcasting 101: Informative how-to article about Podcasting, including
helpful links. Written for librarians,but useful for all teachers.
Podcasting 101
28. Free resource for teachers - Once you specify the subjects and grades you
teach, TeachAde's searchable database will regularly send you customized
resources contributed by trusted content providers directly to your
personal home on TeachAde.
TeachAde
29. Apple's Learning Interchange is a social network for educators. Find a
wealth of content ranging from simple lesson ideas to in-depth curriculum
units for K-12. Create your free account and gain access to an environment for
publishing and collaboration rich with movies, images and sounds.
Apple Learning Interchange
30. Teaching with Primary Sources Using Digital Historical Documents from the
Library of Congress
Primary Source Learning
31. Find opportunities for free hands-on learning in your community with this
site from Field Trip Factory offering free field trips searchable by zipcode.
Field Trip Factory
32. Bookmark this site for your students. Great resources for Kids from A to
Z, many for Science, but numerous other categories as well. Sponsored by the
National Institute of Environmental health Sciences.
NIEHS
33. Telecollaboration Projects
Telecollaboration Projects
34. Engage students and add sizzle to your lessons by using video clips and
interview transcripts from the vaults of Television station WGBH in Boston.
This site features video clips and interviews from WGBH programming created
between 1968 and 1993.
WGBH
35. Ball State Electronic Field Trips - Free through the Best Buy Children's
Foundation Scholarship. Provides access to online webisodes, lesson plans, an
interactiive website and culminates in a live 60- minute broadcast. No
application process is necessary.
Electronic Field Trips
36. Online tools and resources for integrating technology; includes
comprehensive curricular links.
4teachers.org
37. The Futures Channel: Connecting learning to the real world. High quality
multimedia content which educators in any setting can use to enliven
curriculum, engage students and otherwise enhance the learning experience.
Connect mathematics, science, technology and engineering to the real world of
careers and achievement.
The Futures Channel
38. "Interactives" provides educators and students with strategies, content,
and activities that can enhance and improve students' skills in a variety of
curricular areas.
Learner.org
39. Google Earth Lessons - A Free Public Resource - Providing Teachers with the
tools needed to enhance their instruction using Google Earth, the free
program that brings the world to the classroom!
Google Earth lessons
40. Smithsonian Education - Over 1500 Smithsonian resources; lesson plans for
Art & Design, Science & Technology, History and Language Arts
Smithsonian Education
41. Assessment and Rubric Resources
Assessment and Rubric Resources
42. Lesson Plan Library searchable by level (K-5, 6-8, 9-12) and subject.
Lesson Plan Library
43. Reference Tool for Specific searches
Invisible Web
K-12 Links grouped by subject and grade level
44. K12 Station Internet Resource Library
45. Visit this site to be inspired and rejuvenated.
Mr. Vasicek Online
46. Video tutorial for Publishing your iWeb site to the staff1 server
Publish your iWeb
47. Teachers� Domain is an online library of more than 1,000 free media resources from the best in
public television.
Teachers Domain