What's in Your Web Toolbox? March 2016

Check out: Quill.org

This is an ELA website with interactive activities like reading comprehension passages and grammar skills.  Free and easy to set up a classroom.  You can use other teacher created activities or create your own.

 

 Check out: The Best Formative Assessment Tools, Tips, and Lessons Article

This article will get you thinking about formative assessment.

What's in Your Web Toolbox? December 2015

Check out: Read Theory Website

This month I want to share a link to readtheory.org.  It is a free online reading comprehension website.  

 

 Check out: Read Write Think Website

If you have not visited the Read, Write, Think website, it is a fabulous resource for ELA resources.

 

 

 

What's in Your Web Toolbox? November 2015

Check out: Cool Cat Teacher

This month I want to share a link to the Cool Cat Teacher Blog.  Great teaching blog to follow!

What's in Your Web Toolbox? October 2015

Check out: ILS Professional Development website for SAMR Model

This month I want to share a link to the ILS Professional Development website where I have shared many SAMR model resources to take a look at.

What's in Your Web Toolbox? September 2015

 

 

 

Check out: eLearning Lab

This month I want to share a link to the eLearning Lab sponsored by the IDOE.  It is a collection of YouTube webinars on all sorts of professional development technology topics.  ENJOY!!

 

 

 

What's in Your Web Toolbox? May 2015

 

 

 

 

 

Check out: The Big List of Educational Grants and Resources by Edutopia

This month I want to share an article from Edutopia that lists many educational grants and resources available to educators.

 

Check out: Education Apps for Kids by Katie Williams

This is a pretty extensive list that categorizes the best educational apps for kids in several different areas.

 

 

 

What's in Your Web Toolbox? April 2015

Check out: Math Tools Backed by Research

This month I want to share an article from Graphite.org entitled "Math Tools Backed by Research".  It is a great to find math tools that are backed by research.