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ZoomSci

http://pbskids.org/zoom/activities/sci/
(1 ratings)
Science and engineering projects for kids
Posted by RioKatia, last updated on August 29, 2014
Categories: Early Childhood Games Math Science Technology

Smithsonian Seriously Amazing

http://seriouslyamazing.si.edu/#green
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How do you spur curiosity? Just ask the six quirky characters of Smithsonian\\\'s Seriously Amazing Website.
Posted by RioKatia, last updated on September 22, 2013
Categories: Content Resources Early Childhood History Middle School Social Studies

Garbology

http://www.naturebridge.org/garbology.php
(1 ratings)
Garbology is an exciting and interactive website that answers the question, \\\"Where should my waste go?\\\"
Posted by RioKatia, last updated on September 22, 2013
Categories: Curriculum Collaboration Early Childhood High School Middle School Science Sustainability

Youngzine

http://www.youngzine.org/
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Youngzine is a child-centered website that provides articles, images, and videos about world news, science and technology, society and arts, movies, and books.
Posted by RioKatia, last updated on September 22, 2013
Categories: Curriculum Collaboration Early Childhood Library-Media Media Arts Media Sharing Middle School

Livebinder: For the School Counselor

http://www.livebinders.com/play/play?id=122794
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Binder of resources to assist counselors. Although it says Elementary Counselors, you will note high school and middle school resource tabs as well.
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on August 27, 2013
Categories: Early Childhood Health Professional Development

Read-Write-Think: Interactive tools for the Classroom

http://www.readwritethink.org/
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NCTE and IRA have combined to create a terrific set of interactive tools to help your students with writing, reading, and thinking.
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on May 13, 2013
Categories: Early Childhood English/Language Arts High School Middle School Professional Development

VisuWords

http://www.visuwords.com
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An on-line graphic dictionary that will engage students and teachers of all levels in word choice and word relationships. WONDERFUL TOOL!
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on December 14, 2012
Categories: Early Childhood English/Language Arts High School Media Arts Middle School

Great website

http://www.cookie.com/games/viewallgames.html
(3 ratings)
I just came across this great website. I hope you find it useful.
Posted by laptoplear, last updated on April 9, 2012
Categories: Early Childhood K-2

Pinterest: A Virtual Pin Board for Visual Communication

http://www.pinterest.com
(1 ratings)
A great tool for students and teachers to share, to organize, and to focus communication through visual images, photos, and downloads. GREAT way to share ideas and to collaborate. You can open up your "PIN BOARDS" to others.
Posted by Heidi Hayes Jacobs, last updated on November 28, 2011
Categories: Early Childhood High School Middle School Professional Development
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