English Language Learners - Feb 17, 2009 Teaching Literacy in English to K-5 Learners provides videos, slideshows, and other tools for teaching reading to K-5 English Language Learners (ELL). It was developed by the U.S. Department of Education and the What Works Clearinghouse. ... more >>
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Lincoln's 200th Birthday - Feb 12, 2009 This site from C-Span explores all things pertaining to Abraham Lincoln as they prepare for a series of special programming to commemorate Lincoln’s 200th birthday on February 12, 2009. ... more >>
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Teacher Vision - Feb 10, 2009 February is Black History Month. Explore the many contributions of African-Americans with our cross-curricular lessons, printables, quizzes, and activities below. You'll find biographies on athletes, scientists, civil rights leaders, and more!... more >>
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Black History - Feb 06, 2009 This site offers numerous links to Black History sites.... more >>
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Tox Mystery - Feb 04, 2009 This United States National Library of Medicine site helps kids learn about household chemical hazards.
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Hop Pop Town - Jan 30, 2009 At this site for 3 to 10 year old kids, there are fun sounds to be played and simple stories to be made! Children can choose from 6 activities like 'Sounds of the Street', where they can improvise and record musical sequences.... more >>
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Beyond 2000 - Jan 23, 2009 What will the next thousand years hold in store for us? See what futurists are predicting and give predictions of your own.
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Chain Reactions - Jan 05, 2009 A great online game where students can learn about food chains, and assemble a simple on-screen food chain. You will need FLASH to use this site!
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Custom Guide - Dec 22, 2008 Free K12 Online Software Tutorials. There are over 10,000 Online Software Tutorials on this site.
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Wayback - U.S. History for Kids - Dec 18, 2008 Check out cutting-edge technology - in 1900! Use the "wayback machine" to check out high-tech in a simpler era! How would you solve the technological problems of these times? Find out at this great site from PBS!
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