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Tree Octopus

by Kathy/ks

Jun 23, 2011

Google "Tree Octopus" and the first site is a great place to show kids that you can't always trust what you read. It is made up information about a tree octopus. It has pics and everything. I was told that only about 2 percent of students would question it.

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Kath On 6/23/11, Kathy/ks wrote: > Google "Tree Octopus" and the first site is a great place > to show kids that you can't always trust what you read. It > is made up information about a tree octopus. It has pics > and everything. I was told that only about 2 percent of > students would question it.

This site is incorrect info to...See More

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Science Resources from the National Library of Medicine

by Karen

Jun 23, 2011

This Web site covers all of the K-12 resources developed by the National Library of Medicine. Many of these resources are for the general consumer, but make great research resources for students and teachers.

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to j.e. about handwriting

by CJ

Jun 23, 2011

j.e. I briefly visited your site and saw that a portion of it is about handwriting. Do you have resources that suggest that teaching handwriting is a way to enhance learning to read? I know that it seems that the struggling first graders I help in the Title I reading program almost always have considerable difficulty with handwriting as well. I won...See More

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Really Good Website to Try

by Cathy

Jun 23, 2011

A really good website to try out, especially for tips on supplies, etc. is Scholastic.com. Become a fan on facebook too and there are some really neat stories that come through.

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Core French Sites

by LindsayMader

Jun 23, 2011

Here are some Core French WebSites!!

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Erik S. GoEd Online has French eBooks, videos, presentations, games and more: [link removed]

On 6/23/11, LindsayMader wrote: > Here are some Core French WebSites!! > > [link removed]

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WritngFix

by wig

Jun 23, 2011

This is my very favorite site for assistance in teaching the six traits. Its a bit cumbersome, but it has great ideas and my kids love the writing lessons I have used or adapted from it.

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GenkiEnglish

by Chan

Jun 23, 2011

Bring your classroom to life with Genki English! "Creating a sensation in English education" - NHK World TV

FROM THE WEBSITE:

Engage your students in the energetic, "Genki" world of songs, games and exciting lessons.

Have all your students, and their parents, learning more than you could imagine and begging you for more. ...See More

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Scholastic book wizard

by Cathy

Jun 23, 2011

An excellent website for leveling books!

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The link didn't seem to connect! On 6/23/11, Cathy wrote: > An excellent website for leveling books!

Jun 23, 2011

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My Fake Wall

by Tina Schmidt

Jun 23, 2011

I just learned about this great website at a workshop this week. It is My Fake Wall. Kids can create a page on it that looks exactly like a Facebook page. So they can make one on a book character or famous historical person. I think my students will love it!

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POP over to this site www.BrainPOP.com

by Kimberly Senko

Jun 23, 2011

This is a fabulous site! I love to use it to introduce new concepts. Short animated cartoons featuring Tim and Moby explain concepts in math, science, history, literature, writing...you name it. Very reasonably priced, built in quizzes, available in spanish and aligned to state standards. Best of all kids really enjoy it

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