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Northampton
Education Foundation
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in 1991, the Northampton
Education Foundation (NEF) is a non-profit organization created to
fund projects and programs that expand educational opportunities,
foster creativity and enhance academic experiences in
Northampton's public schools. It has funded more than $400,000 in
projects since its beginning. Click below for information and
application forms
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Resource
Page Contents
Teacher
Certification And Recertification Information
Reference Guides/Dictionaries/Library
Sites/Teaching Ideas
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Miriam-Webster
Dictionary
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Mirriam-Webster online dictionary
and thesaurus. Easy to use. Enter word or phrase, click
either "Dictionary" or "Thesaurus" You can also, from the
download section of this site, add a search box to your browser so that
you can Look up words in the site's Dictionary or Thesaurus instantly
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Encyclopedia,
Thesaurus, Almanac
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- An encyclopedia, dictionary, thesaurus and
almanac all in one site covering information on anything and
everything. According to the site's claim, it is a "... site favored by
teachers all over the world for facts, explanations and definitions on
4 million topics. Winner of the 2006 Codie Award for Best Education
Reference or Search Service." The claim is believable. Type in
search box labeled "Tell me about..." and
click on Go.
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Internet Public
Library
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The Internet Public Library is a public service
organization at the University of Michigan School of
Information and is an invaluable site in terms of how
comprehensively it has linked and organized internet
sites. Its purpose is to provide library services to
internet users, and its activities include finding,
evaluating, selecting, organizing, describing and creating
information resources.
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From Purdue University. An
excellent guide for basic grammar, punctuation and spelling
rules, showing, for example, the difference in usage between the troublesome verbs "affect"
or "effect"
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Grammar,
Punctuation,
Spelling
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MLA Style Sheet
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MLA style guide for
writing papers, the style recommended by the Modern Language
Association for preparing scholarly manuscripts and student research
papers. The style guide concerns itself with the mechanics of writing,
such as the proper use of punctuation, quotation, and documentation of
sources. MLA style has been widely adopted by schools, academic
departments, and instructors.
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The Creative
Classroom
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Creative Classroom
Online is filled with ready-to-use ideas, time-saving tips, classroom
rules, classroom games and practical advice from experts. From
integrated classroom management projects to strategies for
tough-to-teach topics, the site is designed to keep teachers aware
of current practices and workable strategies The site is
updated bimonthly and much of the material is drawn from the pages of
past and present issues of Creative Classroom, the nation's leading
professional magazine for elementary school teachers
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Info-Please
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The
Information Please family of almanacs has a reputation for accuracy,
proven in print for more than fifty years. Since its debut in February
1998, the web site ""infoplease.com has continued to live up to
the legacy of its print counterparts, receiving recognition as an
information resource both on the World Wide Web and in print. This site
integrates the various Information Please Almanacs (sports,
entertainment and general knowledge) with Random House Webster's
College Dictionary and the Columbia Encyclopedia.
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Common Errors in English
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This is the site
that is is dedicated to common errors in language usage but
not a site dealing with grammar in general. . It is a site that deals
with deviations from the standard use of English as judged by
sophisticated users such as professional writers, editors, teachers: it
is an excellent page to refer to when, for example, unsure of
which words like "altogether or all together" or " breach or breech"
are appropriate. There is also supplementary page on the site
which deals with other often confusing English expressions or usages
like when to use the prepositions between
vs. among.
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| Electronic
Journal-Integration of Technology in Education |
The journal features research
findings, practical articles, book and software reviews, and commentary
on topics of interest from K-12 educators and others. Click on
Archives section to view past articles. The journal has been in
existence since 2002 and offers scholarly articles about the
relationship between technology and education rather than "How to"
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Middle
School |
This is a middle school site and was
developed by an educator for educators. Much
of its contents is also of interest to parents, students
and anyone interested in education. Not only does this
site have an abundance of curriculum resource material,
but has linked articles and material for school leaders
and support staff. It also has a comprehensive
list of lesson plans for academic areas. |
Special
Education-ESL
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Special
Education Web Page
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Information and links
to lesson plans, organizations, laws that are important to people
involved in the lives of students with disabilities. The site was
created by and is maintained by a teacher with a doctorate in special
education and is currently Instructional Programs Coordinator in Nevada
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ESL/EFL
Pages
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Simply entitled "My
Own Resources" this web site was designed
for teachers and students of English as a Foreign or Second Language
(ESL/EFL). The site has different sections with, verb tense practice,
grammar revision, cartoons, irregular verbs, word search puzzles,
crosswords, reading comprehension exercises, and more. Be sure to click
on the page's link to the
ESL-EFL World Directory where hundreds of other links
relevant to ESL exist
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ESL Wizard
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ESLWizard is a website
for anyone involved in teaching English as a second language and has nformation and resources for
such teachers.
The site includes activities and links to other ESL sites as well
as information about training in the field and available jobs in
teaching English abroad.. This seems to be a fairly new site in
the early process of development
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ESL Learning Activities Page
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This is another useful
K-6 site (from a more comprehensive site called Busy Teachers
Cafe ) to find activities for ESL/EFL students. It contains
English language learning materials, lessons, games and activities and
links to other ESL sources.
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Using
English
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UsingEnglish.com is a
general English language site, specializing in ESL (English as a Second
Language) The site contains a wide range of resources for learners and
teachers of English, and has been running since the beginning of
2002. There are contributors from the United States,
Canada, Pakistan and non-native speakers, but much of the site uses
British English as it was set up in the UK. This does not,
however, take away its usefulness to American readers. Clicking
on the link "Partner Sites" on the left menu will bring up two
other useful sites, " Common errors in English " and "English-Test Net". |
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Special Education
News
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This is a site that focuses
on timely news related to educating students with disabilities.
The web site and its newsletter are centered on the news of the
special education field. The site also offers
resources to special education professionals in one convenient place.
These include places for educators and others to exchange their views,
find links to important information at other sites on the internet and
keep track of news and events across the country. |
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Subject
Area Sites/Resources
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MassONE
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The Department of Education's Massachusetts
Online Network for Education (MassONE) is the
Commonwealth's set of web-based applications, resources,
and tools for students, teachers and administrators. Using
a secure portal, these tools support teaching and learning
by enabling collaboration among teachers and students
across the state. MassONE supports teachers by providing
powerful search tools that provide access to a collection of standards-based lesson plans authored by
teachers, researchers, and publishers. Teachers can also
browse Department of Education documents and
standards-based curriculum resources quickly from any
Internet-connected computer. The
Northampton district's MassONE Admin is Bill
Dornbusch. If you are a teacher in the district,
please contact him to request that an account be created
for you.
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GEM
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GEM (Gateway to Educational
Materials) expands educators' capability to access
Internet-based lesson plans, instructional units, and
other educational materials on various federal, state,
university, non-profit, and commercial Internet sites.
Educational resources described in GEM range from lesson plans to computer applications and question and answer services.
To begin use "Search
The Gem Catalog" to find an appropriate subject and
grade level lesson plan.
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Annenberg Media
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Annenberg Media site
uses media and telecommunications to advance excellent teaching practices in
American schools. This is carried out chiefly by the funding and
broad distribution of educational video programs with coordinated Web
and print materials for the professional development of K-12 teachers.
The videos (free and on-line) only need Window's Media Player to be
viewed. Teacher resources are categorized by subject area and
grade
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Literature Sources
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This site contains a
vast collection of searchable quotes, poetry, literature and famous
speeches. Quotes and poems are classified both by subject and by
author/poet There are 11 complete Shakespearean plays and 3
volumes of poems, for example, in the site's comprehensive database
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Awesome
Library
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This is a
highly regarded site judging by the awards or commendations it has
received. For example, "Awesome Library " was ranked number
9 for all library Websites in July of 2005 on "100 Top Library
Sites." As of 2007, a number of popular search engines, such as
Google, rated the Awesome Library among the top three Web site on many
of the key search terms that related to the Awesome Library's
list of education related categories. Awesome Library has
33,000 reviewed resources, including the top 5 percent in
education. It is organized by subject matter.
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Bartleby
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Although
this site is not nearly as comprehensive as the Gutenberg Project
(which has 400 volunteers signed on to help in the work of
proofreading prospective ebooks ) it does publish many of the
works of the classics of literature, nonfiction, and reference
free of charge for the home and classroom. It does have access links to
encyclopedias, dictionaries, thesaurus and quotation sources.
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Gutenberg
Books (20,000)
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Project
Gutenberg is the first (begun in 1971)and largest single collection of
free electronic books, or eBooks whose copyright has expired in the USA
Book listings. The site has an online catalog that
can be browsed by author or title .To read a book online use the online
catalog and then click on the Read this eBook online
link. You can create a bookmark anywhere in the text being read and can
return to that particular bookmark later. There are 20,000
free books in the Project Gutenberg library with an average of
400 more being added each month. Over 2 million ebooks are
downloaded each month.
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Humanities
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This is
the National Endowment for the Humanities site and
features lesson plans and classroom resources in art and culture,
literature and language arts, foreign language, and history and social
studies. It is probably one of the best sites on the web to locate
sources relevant to the humanities. They are in partnership
with the National Trust for the Humanities, and the Verizon Foundation,
an educational partnership that brings online humanities resources from
some of the world's best museums, libraries, cultural institutions, and
universities. Use the pull-down menus to select a subcategory and
appropriate grade level
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Subject
Area Resources
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This is another site
that offers resources and student activities in 14 subject areas from
PreK-12. Although the site often takes a visitor looking for
resources to commercial sites, there is enough "free" material to
warrant taking a look at what this site offers. The site also contains
a "Quick Reference" list of sites that will lead to online Yellow Pages
and sites with calculators that will perform 15 different operations
online
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High School Chemistry
Resources
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This is a comprehensive
resource site for chemistry teachers and has, or can point a user to,
just about everything imaginable for a science resource site:
Classroom Management Resources and Tools, Instructional Multimedia and
Links, Publications about chemistry, Student Resources and Website
Media Resources. The site even includes chemistry quizzes and
games. "Real "classroom teachers have added expertise and
material to this valuable site.
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Children's
Literature Site |
This is an elementary school book resource
site developed by Carol Hurst who taught in Westfield and
West Springfield. It is an exhaustive collection of
book reviews collected over many years. The best way
to see the size and scope of this ambitious site is to
look at the "Expanded Table Of Contents"
section. Children's books are listed by author,
title and grade level. The section on
"Curriculum Areas And Children's Literature"
shows how all inclusive the site is. Math, history,
social studies, geography and art among other areas has
useful material as well as some insightful advice about
how it may be taught in a class. |
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Web
English Teacher |
Web English Teacher presents many of the best of K-12 English
/ Language Arts teaching resources: lesson plans, WebQuests, videos,
biography, e-texts, criticism, jokes, puzzles, and classroom
activities. This site connects to a multitude of other sites
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Subject
matter journals and numerous additional websites that refer to core
elements of
the discipline
Museums
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Smithsonian
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The
Smithsonian spans 16 museums, more than 100 affiliates,
and seven research centers. What is most attractive about this site is
the useful lesson plans it offers to teachers in the area of
art,science, history, culture, and language arts. Further, the site can
be searched by subject area and grade.
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N.Y.Museum Of
Modern Art
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The site is called
"Modern Teacher" and connects educators with the resources and
collections of the museum. Downloadable PDFs of educator guides,
images and
lesson plans are available here but mostly for older students.
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Artcyclopedia
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This is the
site of links to just about any art museum in the world and a
comprehensive index of every artist represented at hundreds of museum
sites, image archives, and other online resources: 2100 art sites,
75,000 links, 180,000 art works and 8,200 artists. The museum sites
(and links to) in all 50 states are listed, 40 museums in Massachusetts
alone. Included on the site are many articles about artists and
their works. Site also allows for searches for particular artists
by name, titles, movement and nationality.
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Xpeditions-National
Geographic
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This site
was developed by the National
Geographic Society and offers comprehensive standards-based
geography content to teachers and students. This site includes
materials for K-12 teachers their students and their families, and
includes an interactive atlas with over 1,600 printable maps and
"Xpedition Hall", a virtual learning museum with exhibits aligned to
the U.S. National Geography Standards. The site's "Homework Help"
section offers useful material for reports by younger students
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Gardner
Museum
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Boston's Gardner
Museum displays an art collection of world importance, including works
that rank among the most significant of their type. Isabella Stewart
Gardner collected and carefully displayed a collection comprised of
more than 2,500 objects - paintings, sculpture, furniture, textiles,
drawings, silver, ceramics, illuminated manuscripts, rare books,
photographs and letters - from ancient Rome, Medieval Europe,
Renaissance Italy, Asia, the Islamic world and 19th-century France and
America. Built to evoke a 15th-century Venetian palace, the Museum
itself provides an atmospheric setting for Isabella Stewart Gardner's
inventive creation. The collection can be viewed either by the
artist or genre or geography
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Clark Art Museum --Williamston
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Although the collections have
expanded greatly since the opening of the Clark in 1955, their scope
and character continue to represent the taste and interests of Sterling
and Francine Clark. Thus the collections focus almost exclusively on
European and American painting, sculpture, works on paper, and
decorative art from the Renaissance to the early twentieth century. The
Institute's greatest strengths lie in nineteenth-century European and
American painting, especially the French Impressionists; English
silver; master drawings and prints; and, in recent years, the
Institute's growing collection of early photography. Be sure to view
the Orientation
Video on site's home page.
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Museum Of Fine Arts--Boston
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This,
of course, is an extraordinary museum, housing 335,411 artworks. To view some of museum's major
works on display, click on "Collections" and then "Online Tour."
The museum houses and preserves preeminent collections and
aspires to serve a wide variety of people through direct encounters
with works of art. According to its mission statement, "it serves as a
resource for both those who are already familiar with art and those for
whom art is a new experience."
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Smith College
Art Museum
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The museum's
programming for schools and teachers is targeted to providing students
with meaningful experiential learning opportunities, and giving
teachers support for their endeavors in the classroom. K-12
visits to the Smith College Museum of Art are free and may be guided or
self-guided. Tours are led by Smith College student museum educators
and emphasize a combination of careful visual analysis, discussion and
hands-on activities. Many resources—including materials, workshops and
consultations—are available to help teachers prepare their classes for
a tour or to guide a visit on their own. Be sure to click on the
website's "Collections" to get a sense of what the museum houses. Other
area museums: Mead
Art Museum at Amherst College Hampshire College Art
Gallery Historic
Deerfield Mount Holyoke
College Art Museum University
Gallery at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst
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Web
Gallery of Art |
The Web Gallery of Art is a virtual museum
with a searchable database of European painting and
sculpture from 12th to mid-19th centuries. The Gallery is
intended to be a free resource of art history primarily
for students and teachers. It is a private initiative not
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Subject Area Lesson
Plans/Worksheets
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Read-Write-Think
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This site was
developed in partnership with the International Reading Association
(IRA), the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE), and the
Verizon Foundation. Their mission is "to provide educators and
students with access to the highest quality practices and resources in
reading and language arts instruction through free, internet-based
content. It is a K-12 literacy web site that contains
standards-based reading, writing, communication, and critical-thinking
activities. It contains a searchable lesson index by grade level,
subject area, and topic. |
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This is
the National Education Association's site for useful lesson plans
that teachers are invited to use. Perhaps the most valuable part of
site is the searchable database "Search Lesson Ideas" where
hundreds of lessons reside and are reached by typing in the appropriate
keyword. Even more resources are found by using the GEM (Gateway to Educational Materials"
Search Engine found near the bottom of the site's home
page. GEM provides links to over 40,000 online
education resources. Typing in the keyword "heat", for example,
brings up 257 "activities" or "lesson plans" focused on the
concept of "heat" and clearly marked as relevant to particular
grade levels. |
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NEA Lessons
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Educator's
Reference Desk
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This collection
contains more than 2000 lesson plans which were written and submitted
by teachers from all over the United States and the world. They can be
selected by clicking on a category (Math or Social Studies, for
example) or by using the Search The Lesson Plan Collection"
feature of the site. It has a pull down menu that allows the
narrowing of a search by using certain keywords and specifying what
grade level. |
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Interactive
Math
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Although there is a
section on Arithmetic on this site, the site itself leans toward math
conceptions and activities that engage high school students.
Geometry, Calculus, fractals and probability are some of the areas
focused on. Even the puzzle activities are for students who are
comfortable with practicing skills typical of well developed math
background. |
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Phonics
Practice
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This site makes
available 81 free phonics worksheets to assist in learning
phonics rules for reading. These worksheets are printable
(using a PDF reader). The worksheets come with answer
keys. There are also extra activities to help students
learn specific skills taught on the worksheet. Essentially the
worksheets involve students in learning vowels, beginning
consonants, ending consonants and plurals, beginning blends, ending
blends, consonant digraphs, long vowel sounds, R-controlled vowels,
diphthongs, ph and gh, silent consonants, and more. |
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Thinkfinity-Marco Polo
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The avowed goal of
this well-known site is "...to provide teachers with thousands of rich,
high quality, standards-based lesson plans and resources covering every
core K-12 subject, grade level and class period, and to reach as many
teachers and students with MarcoPolo as possible." What is new
about the Marco Polo site is a new element entitled Thinkfinity,
"which is built upon the foundation’s flagship education program
formerly known as Marco Polo." The site will also include the foundation’s new
Verizon Literacy Network. Needless to say, it is a powerfully
comprehensive site for all K-12 resources. Click on the
Thinkfinity Search Engine to find an appropriate plan. |
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Subject Matter-Lesson
Plans
K-12
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This site contains
over 3,000 free lesson plans from Preschool through High School and
beyond that were developed by students and faculty at The University of
Missouri. To find lesson plans that match a particular criteria,
begin by selecting a subject like math, art, social studies, language
arts , music or " interdisciplanary". Then select appropriate student
age group or search for specific topics. Located on the site is a
also a lesson
plan template that was designed to make lesson plan writing easier
to do. |
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Math
Activities-Lessons
K-12
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This is one of the National Council of Teachers of
Mathematics site and has 91 online activities to engage students
in math processes and collection of 524
lessons for preK-12 math educators in addition to
the activities and lessons component of the site there are links to
other math sites and also a sectionion on the organization's principles
and standards which calls for and presents a common foundation of
mathematics to be learned by all students. |
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K-12
Literature Guides
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This site hosts an extensive
list of K-12 literature guides and offers all kinds
of activities for particular literary works. There
are also many web links that are relevant to the
activities described and site writers maintain that the
links have been scrutinized for their grade and age
appropriateness. The site was developed by the San Diego
County Office of Education.
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Miscellaneous
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Create
Diploma/Award
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This is a
unique site and allows in a short amount of time a user to create a
customized, printable certificate or award ( Acrobat reader
needed). Site allows for the creation of "authentic" looking,
customized awards.
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Using
Microsoft Word
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This is a
short guide to enable those completely unfamiliar with using
the Microsoft Word 2003 software. The directions are quite easy
to follow and come illustrated. You may download free
excerpt files to be tried out. There is also an Appendix section
which offers. further useful information about Word 2003
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Using Microsoft
Word -2
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This is the
site for more advanced training via interactive tutorials on
Microsoft’s Word 2000 and 2003. Also on the site are clear
directions about how to use the web page creator Macromedia’s
Dreamweaver MX
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The Citation
Machine
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A neat
piece of online software. The "Citation Machine" is an
interactive tool that allows for an easy way to footnote sources
accurately when writing some kind of formal or research paper.
Click (on the left panel of the page) the kind of stylesheet to be used
(MLA, APA, Chicago or Turabian),then click on
the kind of text being used as a source (ie book, journal article,
encyclopedia, magazine article, etc). Enter the need information from
that source and then click on "Submit." The software transforms
the source information into a proper footnote form which then can be
copied and pasted into the research paper.
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Sounds On
The Web
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Looking for
places to find sound effect files for various thinks like telephone
ringing? Audio files can be found in several different
sound formats, (AIFF, AU, and WAVE) These are are the
most popular formats for sound effects on Macintosh, Unix, and Windows,
respectively. To exclude a format on the site, un-check the box beside
its name. Animal sounds , birds, insects, household sounds, musical
instruments and people sounds can be downloaded from a site to a
computer by a drag and drop operation.
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Way Back
Machine
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If you have ever
experienced dead links on a web page or an unworkable URL, access the Way Back Machine
site and
then copy the the URL into the web address box provided on the
page. The Wayback Machine provides links to older versions
of web pages This is the site that a nonprofit
organization established to preserve Web sites by taking regular
"snapshots" and archiving the snapshots. There is even a "live music"
archive at the site.
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Language
Translator
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This is the site of an amazing,
automatic translation engine which allows users to obtain free
translations of English text into 11 languages or conversely of
text of 11 different languages into English.. The translation is
generated by a computer, and is displayed instantly. The
translation is ideal for instant, draft-quality results and
provides a basic understanding of the original text but perhaps not
subtle nuances. It is an easy process to copy text from another web
page and paste it into the "translation engine's" web page. |
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Curriculum
Frameworks
National
Online Magazines
Most
articles are accessible to users who are not subscribers (Consumer
Reports
is a notable exception)
National
Online Newspapers (the top 50 with largest circulation numbers)
Google's
Organizational Categories Of The Web
(Numerous
Subcategories)
Arts
Movies, Music, Television,...
Business
Industries, Finance,
Jobs,...
Computers
Hardware, Internet, Software,...
Games
Board, Roleplaying, Video,...
Health
Alternative, Fitness, Medicine,...
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Home
Consumers,
Homeowners,
Family,...
Kids and Teens
Computers,
Entertainment,
School,...
News
Media, Newspapers, Current Events,...
Recreation
Food, Outdoors, Travel,...
Reference
Education, Libraries, Maps,...
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Regional
Asia, Europe, North America,...
Science
Biology, Psychology,
Physics,...
Shopping
Autos, Clothing, Gifts,...
Society
Issues, People, Religion,...
Sports
Basketball, Football, Soccer,...
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World
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Deutsch, Español,
Français,
Italiano,
Japanese,
Korean,
Nederlands, Polska, Svenska, .
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BEST
ONLINE REFERENCE SITES
(List
compiled by a consortium of twenty-three public library systems in New
York State)
Categories:
- Biography
and History (31)
- Popular:
Biography.com,
Information
Please: People,
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Biography,
Women,
Religious
History,
American
History
- Books and
Literature (29)
- Popular:
Alibris, Amazon.com,
Library of
Congress, Online
Literary Criticism
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Library
Catalogs, Literature,
Online
Texts, Religious
Texts
- Business and
Finance (44)
- Popular:
Hoover's,
Universal
Currency Converter
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Business,
Business
News, Employment,
Rates
Finance,
Stocks,
Student
Aid
- Consumer
and Household (60)
- Popular:
Edmund's Car
Prices, Shoe
Size Chart
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Consumer,
Automotive,
Home
Buying and Relocation
Household,
Clothing,
Cooking,
Home
Repair and Remodeling
- Countries
and Government (62)
- Popular:
Altapedia,
Flags and
Maps of the World, THOMAS
Legislative Information
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Countries,
Flags
& Symbols, USA,
World
Statistics
U.S.
Government, Congress,
Law
- Dictionaries
and Encyclopedias (52)
- Popular:
Columbia
Encyclopedia, Dictionary.com
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Dictionaries,
Foreign
Languages, Subject
Glossaries
Encyclopedias
- Directories
(52)
- Popular:
AnyWho
Reverse Directory, Switchboard
Find a Person, Zip Code Lookup
Categories & Sub-Categories:
People, Public
Records
Addressing
and Dialing, Business
Directories, Government,
Health
Services, Organizations
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- Entertainment
and Recreation (29)
- Popular:
Internet
Movie Database, Major League
Baseball, PCGS Coin
Price Guide
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Entertainment,
Movies,
TV
Hobbies,
Sports
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- Facts (16)
- Popular:
About.com
Urban Legends
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Library
Fact Files, Trivia,
Urban
Legends and Rumors
- Health and
Science (39)
- Popular:
RxList, Animal
Diversity Web
Categories & Sub-Categories:
Health,
Drugs,
Nutrition
Science,
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