spring09sites

=Sites We Like - Spring 2009= Add a favorite educational website site to the list below. Include a 2-3 sentence description or idea of how you use it.

Please note subject headings (feel free to add a new heading if needed). Please ALPHABETIZE under each subject heading as you go!
 * NOTE:** Please EMBED your link in the site name, instead of simply pasting in the URL. This is good practice and better web formatting. (**To embed your link:** Highlight the text, click the **link button** on the toolbar, select **external link**, paste the URL in the address field and click **OK**).

English / Reading / Language Arts

 * [|National Council of Teachers of English]
 * [|Writing in the 21st Century]
 * [|Power Proofreading]

Mathematics
[|Spy Guys (5th grade concepts)] [|Math 5 Live (5th grade concepts)] [|Math Playground]

Social Studies / History / Current Events/ World Geography

 * [|Social Studies for Kids]
 * [|The Portal to Texas History]

Science / Health

 * [|Amusement Park Physics] - from bobcatteacher
 * [|Federal Resources for Educational Excellence] from K Jackson NMHS

Foreign Language

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Arts / Music / Performance

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Technology

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Other / Multi-Disciplinary
[|ASCD.org] from AJ teacherplanet.com from Deborah at What's 4 dinner? [|Brainpop] and [|BBC] and [|Animations] from Jenny [|Starfall] from Cindy White, Working it Out (Family Dynamics). I learned about this site from a friend and want to share it with my 5 year-old. This site includes links for parents and educators, and I plan on using it to support my daughter while starting school next Fall.

[|AAC] and [|Online Speech and Language Activities] from Rachel at Leaping2thefuture. I found them while looking for interesting feeds for my RSS Aggregator. AAC is a great website for finding AT activities for nonverbal children. Online Speech and Language Activities has lots of fun activities for language and speech impaired children.