ABC Ya! Great for younger grades

http://www.thinkquest.org/en/

Think Quest is a great site for doing projects with kids.

Here's a great SMARTboard resource I found on the web.

I found "Evernote" this am. It is for Macs but there is a version for MS too (One Note)... it can also be downloaded on Droids (Verizon) cool for note taking

Great site for people like me who would like to be able to do the "simple" things on a computer but who are easily frustrated.

I use portaportal to organize links for kids and families.

This is a great site for extra worksheets (answers included) for pre-Algebra, Algebra, and Geometry.
It has some group/game ideas too (minimal).

You may use this music for classroom presentations, just cite the composer and site as normal. If it says ASCAP you may only use 10% of the piece.

Is a blog too much work? Try a microblog. With Twitter, you can post quick messages but Tumblr allows you to add video, audio, pictures and more.

A bunch of people have asked me about this book:
Feed
M.T. Anderson

Social Bookmarking sites allow you to keep your "favorites" online and share them with others. Here is a fun and easy Social Bookmaking site: Only2Clicks

Songs for teaching is a cute site for elementary teachers to use w/ kids to reinforce skills. Nice for auditory learners

Might add fuel to the fire re: our discussion about cursive. http://pilothandwriting.com/?font=PTKZ4c2b7719b2741

http://www.thinkquest.org/pls/html/think.library
This is a science site for student projects.

This is a great site for free software for making animated movies.

I found the website
teach-nology.com for making rubrics. I also noticed that scholastic.com had a section full of white board interactive activities!

Starfall.com is a GREAT interactive reading program.

A fantastic way to carry on a discussion during a meeting or presentation while not interrupting the meeting (backchanneling) is with http://todaysmeet.com/

Nice interactive math site

I found a blog that uses positive and negative integers for students to rate their Math activities and feelings throughout the day

Found this site while searching for Smartboard ideas.

This is a cool site with a huge number of math brainteasers...great warmup or while taking attendance!

Did you know? Video that appears tohave been made in 2006.

This is an excellent site for virtual math manipulatives.

Great website for kindergarten teachers! Has MANY free, printable easy reader books that are fast to copy/put together.

I found a blog that uses positive and negative integers for students to rate their Math activities and feelings throughout the day

If you are looking to purchase a book that is out of print the web site: Alibris.com is excellent.

Another great website is the National Library of Virtual Manipulatives. Oops! I see that Karen beat me to it.

If you are looking for a site to help you level your book collection check out Scholastic Reading Counts

Found this interactive sight for light and sound. Loved It can't wait to use it with my students.

http://www.engineeringinteract.org/

There are many interesting Smartboard websites to help you get started. This seemed to be a good one, and it goes by grade level. This is the second grade site.

If you would like a fantastic tool for students to use when editing their writing try www.wordq.com

Rubistar is a great find for me. I use rubrics for oral presentations and these are so much easier to create!

Find blogs by blog or post subject

I used www.blogger.com to set up a blog sight for my Geometry class. You can see the initial set up at www.giddyupgeometry.blogspot.com

Here's the projectile motion link I mentioned in Smackdown. Great for Alg. I, physics, etc...

This is site for thinking about sentences and how they can be constructed.

How to Create a Classroom Blog
http://theedublogger.com/2010/01/05/week-1-create-a-class-blog/