Great+Links

===**If you have something you would like to share, enter grade level, date, your name, a brief description of the item, and a link under the appropriate subject area below. Please leave spaces between entries so things don't get too jumbled up. If there is a need for a subject that is not on the list, just add it. If you have time and would be willing to do it, each of you could paste in the link(s) that you mentioned in our earlier discussions so we would have them compiled here.**=== All levels - 8-15-09 - Daryl Kramer - This is a super site that I mentioned in discussion and many of you may know about. It has a wealth of links, ideas, tutorials, etc. to help teachers use technology. []
 * General K-12 Teacher Resource Sites/Links

**All Levels** 8-26-09 Daryl Kramer - This seems to be a very powerful collaborative site for educators that promotes sharing and building of curricula. It even promotes the development of high quality free and open source digital textbooks. It looks like a real pioneering type of educational site. I just recently joined and I don't know a lot about it, but you might want to check it out. Try the "Guided Tour".

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 * Art


 * Business Ed


 * Health/P.E.


 * Reading


 * Language Arts


 * Math

Mainly HS - 8-15-09 - Daryl Kramer - This is a site with great ideas, guidelines and support for doing projects. It's mostly science, but there are some that pertain to sociology, food science, computer science and math, so you might want to take a peek at it. []
 * Science

All levels - 8-16-09 Daryl Kramer - This a site with ideas and guidance for doing science projects at all levels! []


 * Social Studies