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.

What's in Your Web Toolbox? March 2015

 

 

 

Check out: http://blogs.kqed.org/mindshift/2014/09/when-students-get-creative-with-tech-tools-teachers-focus-on-skills/

 

This month I want to share an article from Mind Shift entitled "When Students Get Creative With Tech Tools, Teachers Focus on Skills".  It is a great look at technology integration strategies.

For iPad users...

Check out: http://blogs.kqed.org/mindshift/2014/06/apps-that-rise-to-the-top-tested-and-approved-by-teachers/

Apps That Rise to the Top: Tested and Approved By Teachers

 

Check out: http://blogs.kqed.org/mindshift/2014/03/5-games-and-apps-that-build-math-and-english-skills/

5 Games and Apps that Build Math and English Skills

 

What's in Your Web Toolbox? February 2015

 

 

Check out: https://www.k12irc.org/

K-12 Internet Resource Center- This site has a vast amount of resources for teachers for integrating technology into their curriculum.

Check out: https://www.k12irc.org/r/computers/online/google.php

The Google Docs section of K-12 Internet Resource Center- This a great follow up to our Google Apps for Education in-service.

What's in Your Web Toolbox? January 2015

Check out: Graphite

http://graphite.org

It is a fantastic resource for finding the best games, apps, and websites for your classroom.

Sycamore Education Helpful Hint:

Each time I post report cards, a pdf copy is posted to your students’ profile.  If you would like to reprint or view a past report card, you can go to My School, My Students, Choose a Student, Click on Documents, Click on the report card version you would like to view.  You can download the pdf to print or email.  These pdfs are also available to parents under their child’s profile and the documents tab.