Website+Evaluation

=Within your group, please select a website from the list below. Be prepared to discuss how it could be used in your classroom and summarize the best feature on a Google slide.=

=ICT Magic Wiki= This wiki has content in every subject area. It is British so the money and measurement are different. =Spelling City= =t[|eachingchannel.org]= Teaching Channel is a video showcase—on the Internet and TV—of inspiring and effective teaching practices in America's schools. =thinkfinity= contains over 55,000 free, standards-based lesson plans and student materials in every core subject area and grade level (K-12) =edutopia= Edutopia is a nonprofit operation foundation dedicated to improving K-12 learning by documenting, disseminating, and advocating for innovative strategies that prepare students to thrive in their future education, careers, and adult lives. =Arcademicskillbuilders.com= Arcademic Skill Builders are online educational video games that offer a powerful approach to learning basic math, language arts, vocabulary, and thinking skills. =[|Channelonenews.com]= =readwritethink.org= Read Write Think is not just for Reading Teachers. The lesson plans, activities, and materials on the site lend themselves to an integrated, interdisciplinary curriculum approach which can be used across subject areas. =Bookwink= This incredible website motivates students in 3rd to 8th grade to read using fun podcasts and web videos. The video book talks range from 3-4 min. in length and introduce students to a topic or genre and the books that exhibit the topic well. Students can watch a video and then search books by grade, subject, author, or title. After students read a book, they can create their own book talk using a web cam or video camera. =scholastic= this site is a comprehensive, fun, and educational online hub where kids can spend hours learning something new. A lot of the information is separated by age, making the site's content really targeted and age-appropriate. =abcya.com= =kids.nationalgeographic.com/kids= =neokids12= Could be used as a formative assessment or review tool for students whom have just learned the three basic states of matter. During the quiz, the student must click on one of the states of matter (solid, gas, liquid) and then match it with the correct feature. Once the student has finished the quiz, a beautiful picture pops up from under the matching pieces. =Interactive Maps in Flash=

=Watch Know Learn= One reviewer said "It is sooooo nice to come to one place and have the ability to keep a list of the videos that I want to include in our lessons, in one place!" =Kids Know It= The Kids Know It Network is a learning network that provides free and fun educational content for the young and young at heart. Included are movies, music, games, and funnies, in addition to tons of information on a wide variety of subjects. = = =Math - [|Base Ten Blocks]=


 * Free games to make Math fun. Students choose from a variety of games. Teachers can**
 * set the difficulty levels appropriate for each student.**