Check out Kevin Honeycutt’s blog…for ideas on practically anything!

 

Bullying Academy

I came across this website, http://bullyingacademy.org/, and thought we’d try it out. I started my 4th and 5th graders on it last week, which involved getting their user names and passwords and then taking a pretest. This was done and when we get back from winter break, we will begin with a scavenger hunt. So far, so good.
Check it out here:

 

Word Dynamo in Beta

This is fun and could be quite useful depending on the grade level of your students:

 

Looking for a bunch of lesson plans?

This is the new Tools and Ideas section on nea.org
Check it out!

 

Library Lessons

What a wealth of information is available for us at this site! I was looking for some guidelines to use the new World Almanacs and found those and much, much more!

 

BloomersIsland

I think this is the sweetest thing ever! Check it out and see if you don’t agree!
For young kids, ages 3-7ish.

 

Lovely Stories That are Read to You!

Check this out! http://myths.e2bn.org/mythsandlegends/view_myth.php?id=2648

 

Mathsnacks

A fun way to teach math concepts to 4th through 8th graders:

My fifth graders are chuckling as they view these little videos!

 

Kid Friendly Search Engine

Heard about this at the McAuliffe conference. Looks good: http://www.kidrex.org/

 

Interested in learning about google tools?

This Diigo list has a plethora of great links. Check it out.

http://www.diigo.com/list/agillam/google-tools-workshop