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Web
Sites for Teachers
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When
planning a unit, start by looking on the Spring
Hill Student Page to see if there is a theme page already developed
for your topic. Many of the theme pages have links to web sites, lesson
plan ideas, pictures, online activities, and more. |
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Fayette
County
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Fayette County Board
of Education Home Page
FCBOE
WebMail
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Fayette
County
Intranet
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Staff
Dev.
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Fayette
County Intranet Home Page -
The
Fayette County Intranet an internal website, viewable only inside our
network. It is only accessible from within our county schools and facilities,
and cannot be accessed by computers outside our network. Its purpose
is to facilitate better communication between our schools and departments
by streamlining the location of information that is pertinent only to
us.
Fayette
County Staff Development Home Page (PD
Express!)
Staff ID: Log on with your lastnamefirst name. (No
spaces or punctuation) Ex. smithjohn
Your password starts as your AS400 5 digit FCBOE personnel number (NOT
your email password). If you do not know this number, see your school
secretary. By now, many teachers have changed their password to something
easier to remember. That can be done through the PDExpress PREFERENCES.
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Helpful
Georgia Links
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Georgia
Performance Standards - our NEW guideline for
instruction that helps teachers, students, and parents know what topics
must be covered and mastered for a particular course.
Georgia Professional
Standards Commission - type in your social security
number to see your certification records!!!
Georgia Department
of Education
Georgia
Learning Connections - Georgia QCC's + lesson
plan ideas & resources
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Search
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Google
Google Image
Search - search for images and clip art. You
will be shown pages of thumbnail views of the images.
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School
Subscription
Sites
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Our school
has password-protected licenses which allow us to access these wonderful
sites from school. We are not allowed to give the passwords out for
home use, but home subscriptions may be available. Check each site for
subscription info. The passwords may change periodically. See our media
specialist for updates.
BrainPop
- Great site with videos and more. Our school has purchased
a password-protected license which allows us to access this site from
school. We are not allowed to give this password out for home use, but
anyone could purchase a home subscription if they wish to do so.
Enchanted
Learning - Games, handouts, activities, and more.
Galileo
- award-winning site from the University System of Georgia
Peachstar
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United Streaming
- educational digital video library
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Teacher
Favorites!!!
Cool
sites highlighted in Spring Hill Technology Classes will be added to
this section!
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ABC Teach
- free printable activity sheets and project helpers;
includes
everything from graphic organizers to math aids.
Discovery
School - rubrics, glossary builder, Quizmaker,
Puzzle maker, clip art, & more
Early Childhood
Educators Web Corner - great for primary teachers
Education World - a fabulous resource site for
teachers!!!
Eduhound
- all sorts of teacher goodies from T.H.E. Journal magazine.
Gamequarium
- as shown by Mrs. Gable
Microsoft
Office Templates - Why start everything from
scratch? This site has a ton of templates you can use to make business
cards, labels, form letters, calendars, brochures, announcements and
more. The For
Teachers section also has templates for certificates, dividers,
tests, grade books, seating charts, lesson plans and a syllabus.
Report Card Comments and Phrases - Are you tired
of writing the same comments over and over on your report cards? Then
check out these suggestions.
RubiStar
- a free tool to help a teacher make quality rubrics.
Rubric
Builder - If you use rubrics to evaluate your
students, you just have to visit this site. It is a template and you
just type in the info. This program formats it for you and it looks
GOOD!
TeachNet
- another good resource site for teachers
Teachers.Net
- all sorts of Teacher Resources! - Different from above site.
Trackstar
- Set up you own tracks with your approved web pages or use tracks created
by other teachers.
Ultimate Organized Classroom - set up a classroom
that's so well organized it can practically run itself
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Language
Arts
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Sight
Words - This page has tons of ideas and links
to online activities for teaching sight word recognition.
Four
Blocks Center - This is the reading site is highly
recommended by Debbie Wheat.
Phonics
- This page (by Surf the Net with Kids) has lots of links to phonics
games, lesson plans, and research on phonics skills.
Reading
Rockets - help for teaching new or struggling
readers
Reading Lady
- This site recommended by Valerie Young has information on 4 Blocks
and much more.
Dave's
ESL Cafe - help for teaching ESL students
Carol
Hurst's Reading Literature Site - collection
of reviews of great books for kids, ideas of ways to use them in the
classroom and collections of books and activities about particular subjects,
curriculum areas, themes and professional topics.
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Math
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McGraw
Hill - web page to go with our Math books!
Worksheet
Factory
Learning,
Earning, & Investing - designed to teach
the benefits of and strategies for long-term investing success. Grades
4-12. Recommended
by Martie Johnson!
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Social
Studies
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The
History Place - tons of history / social studies
exhibits
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Science
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National
Association for Science Teachers Recommended Websites
Robert
Krampf's Experiment of the Week -safe, dramatic,
cheap, & fun experiments (newsletter available)
Explorer
- a collection of educational resources (instructional
software, lab activities, lesson plans, student-created materials ...)
for K-12 mathematics and science education
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Handwriting
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Free
School Fonts - print, cursive, trace you can download
for your computer
Desktop
Alphabets - print out a desktop alphabet in D'Nealian
or Zaner Bloser styles. Eight style choices. Choose color or blackline. |
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Special
Needs
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Office
of Special Education Programs
- information on EIPs, parent training, grants, and more
Suggested
Classroom Interventions For Children With ADD & Learning Disabilities
Disablility
Awareness Site for Youth - Great site to use with
your students! |
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Lesson
Plans
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A
to Z Teacher Stuff - lesson plans, online resources,
book activities, and more
The Gateway
to Education Materials - lesson plans, curriculum
units and more
TeacherVision
- another resource for lesson plan ideas
The
Teachers Corner - online lesson plans & thematic
units
Scholastic's
Teacher Page - lesson plans, reproducibles, professional
resources, online activities, and more
EdHelper
- includes 10,000+ lesson plans & 1000+ Web Quests.
Includes worksheets, links and more.
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Internet
Lessons & Projects
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Flat
Stanley - Many of our classes have participated
in the Flat Stanley Project.
Kathy Scrock's Guide for Educators - FABULOUS!!!
Big
Chalk - a list of links to online projects and
contests for the current year
Adventures of
Cyberbee - ways to integrate the Internet into
the classroom; a new topic is presented each month
Teaching
With the Web - Great site from Kennesaw State
University
EPals -
directory that helps classrooms meet, correspond, and interact via e-mail
( Your class could correspond with a class in another state or country!)
Classroom
Connect Teacher Page - ideas for using technology
to enhance your curriculum
700+
Great Sites - Amazing, spectacular, mysterious,
colorful websites for kids and the adults who care about them. That
about says it all.
Field Trips
- Virtual field trips (links) on nature projects, such
as The Rainforest, Volcanoes, Endangered Species, Salt Marshes &
more.
Blue
Web'n - searchable database of outstanding internet
learning sites
The
WebQuest Page - a great resource from Bernie
Dodge for those using Webquests to teach the web. A webquest is an inquiry-oriented
activity in which most or all of the information used by learners is
drawn from the web.
ThinkQuest
- Another great source of WebQuests on tons of different
topics
Main XChange
- stock market simulation games for the classroom
Citing
Internet Sources - Just as students need to cite
the books and periodicals they use to support their research, they must
also cite online sources of information. This site explains how to cite
web sites, graphics, sounds, and video clips students retrieve for use
in their reports and multimedia presentations.
The
Best of the Web for Teachers
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Copyright
Laws
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These pages
are a must if you or your students are thinking about "borrowing" someone
else's creations! There ARE certain uses that are permissable (fair
use) for education and some that are not. It's important for educators
to understand the difference.
* Copyright
& Fair Use in the Classroom, Internet, & WWW
* Citing
Internet Sources
The Copyright
Website
Web Law
FAQ
10
Big Myths about Copyright Explained
Copyright
Crash Course
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