District Subscriptions & Resources

• United Streaming
• Typing Pal Online  
• SMART Board Lessons :  Take advantage of thousands of Notebook software lesson activities for your classroom.
• Google Earth Lessons:  Google Earth How To's teach you the basics. Google Earth lessons include Student Controlled (labs, mini-labs, home or school); Teacher Controlled (lectures, videos, presentations,
  discussions); and Mini-Lessons (lesson starters on various topics). Search for lessons by Content Area. Share your lessons with others (http://www.gelessons.com/lessons/submitlesson1.html). Back up to the Google Earth homepage to find Nifty Tricks (http://gelessons.com/lessons/tricks/index.html), Screenshots Library
  

  (http://gelessons.com/library/index.html), the Idea Bucket http://www.gelessons.com/buckets/index.html), and other tools. Requires downloading free Google Earth software.

• Oklahoma State Department of Education :  Find links to PASS, test Blueprints, and practice test questions.

Math

• NCTM's Illuminations :  Excellent activities for all levels of math, lesson plans, interactive tools.
• AAA Math :  AAA Math features a comprehensive set of interactive arithmetic lessons. Unlimited practice is available on each topic which allows thorough mastery of the concepts. A wide range of lessons (Kindergarten through Eighth grade level) enables learning or review to occur at each individual's current level.
• Internet4Classrooms (i4c):  List of resources for all subject areas and grade levels.
• ThatQuiz :  ThatQuiz is a free online resource for math practice and testing. It was written in the summer of 2004 and later expanded according to teacher needs and requests. The original goal was to provide easily accessible software for schools which were not fully utilizing the computers they had in their classrooms. The site has also become popular for students who want extra math practice at home. Although the first tests available were most suitable for elementary school students, new areas have been added for higher grades: algebra, angles, triangles, probability and geometry.
• Cool Math for Kids :  An amusement park of math and more -- especially designed for kids and FUN, FUN, FUN!
• Batter's Up Baseball :  Math site for kids learning addition.
• Farm Math :  For elementary students.  Go shopping at the farm stand and see if you can add up the total price!
• Brainormous :  Lots of math games and interactives.  Try Multiflyer to practice multiplication.
• Dosity.com :  Fun games...exciting excercises...involving interactive lessons to boost a child's success in school.  Grades K - 8.
• The Maths File Game Show :  Math games.
• Fraction Frenzy :  Game about fractions.
• Aplusmath :  This web site was developed to help students improve their math skills interactively.
• Primary Resources :  Free lesson plans, activity ideas and resources for primary teachers.
• Geometry
  • Transformations/Reflections
  • Tangrams
  • Geometry Flash Cards
  • Symmetry Game
• Problem Solving
  • Math Libs
• Graphs
  • Create a Graph :  engage in several games, quizzes and skill building about math, probability, graphing, and mathematicians
  • Data Picking :  Learn to collect and graph data.
  • What's the Point
• Reading Decimals :  Game on reading decimals
• Interactives:  "Interactives" provides educators and students with strategies, content, and activities that can enhance and improve students' skills in a variety of curricular areas.
• Highlights for High School (MIT):  Provides resources to improve science, technology, engineering and math instruction at the high school level. MIT course materials are available for free over the World Wide Web. It is designed to help inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists and to be a valuable tool for high school teachers. You can: Show science demonstrations by MIT faculty in your classroom; Provide alternate explanations to reinforce key concepts; guide students to additional homework problems and exam examples; Add to your own knowledge; Watch video demonstrations; Study for AP exams; and Sample the kind of work they'll be doing in college.

Reading/Language Arts

• Read Write Think :  Providing educators and students access to the highest quality practices and resources in reading and language arts instruction.  Lots of interactive tools.
• Interactives:  "Interactives" provides educators and students with strategies, content, and activities that can enhance and improve students' skills in a variety of curricular areas.

Science

• ScienceNet Links :  Providing a wealth of resources for K-12 science educators, Science NetLinks is your guide to meaningful standards-based Internet experiences for students.
• Interactives:  "Interactives" provides educators and students with strategies, content, and activities that can enhance and improve students' skills in a variety of curricular areas.
• Highlights for High School (MIT):  Provides resources to improve science, technology, engineering and math instruction at the high school level. MIT course materials are available for free over the World Wide Web. It is designed to help inspire the next generation of engineers and scientists and to be a valuable tool for high school teachers. You can: Show science demonstrations by MIT faculty in your classroom; Provide alternate explanations to reinforce key concepts; guide students to additional homework problems and exam examples; Add to your own knowledge; Watch video demonstrations; Study for AP exams; and Sample the kind of work they'll be doing in college.

Social Studies

• Xpeditions :  Xpeditions is home to the U.S. National Geography Standards-and to thousands of ideas,
  tools, and interactive adventures that bring them to life.
• EconEdLink :  A premier source of classroom tested, Internet-based economic lesson materials for K-12 teachers and their students
• Smithsonian History Explorer :  Smithsonian's History Explorer is a Web site being developed by the National Museum of American History in partnership with the Verizon Foundation to offer free, innovative online resources for teaching and learning American history.
• Library of Congress--American Memory :  Let us be your "front door" to more than 100 American Memory collections!  Here is a "teachers' eye view" of over 7 million historical documents, photographs, maps, films, and audio recordings.  You will find lessons, features, activities, and tips and tricks for using these collections in your classroom.
  
• Internet4Classrooms :  Internet resources for middle school geography.
• Civil War/Reconstruction Era Resources :  A list of internet resources specifically for the Civil War and Reconstruction era.
• Civil War Battles:  A Reporter's Perspective :  This webquest asks students to give a report with a reporter's view.  Site includes student instructions, links, photographs, etc.
• Gold Rush!   Welcome to the Gold Rush! online curriculum, Myth & Reality: The California Gold Rush and Its Legacy. These materials for grades 4,5,8 and 11 were developed to provide students and teachers an opportunity for historical inquiry through primary source visuals and documents.
• Lewis & Clark, The Journey of the Corps Discovery :  Great interactive site on the westward movement.
• New Perspectives on the West :  THE WEST is an eight-part documentary series which premiered on PBS stations in September 1996. This multimedia guided tour proceeds chapter-by-chapter through each episode in the series, offering selected documentary materials, archival images and commentary, as well as links to background information and other resources of the web site.
• The Oregon Trail :  If you teach elementary classes or just enjoy history, "The Oregon Trail" is designed for you. Enjoy the adventure!
• Industrial Revolution :  A list of links on the industrial revolution.
• Industrial Revolution:  A Webquest on the Birth of Modern Times :  The Industrial Revolution had a profound effect on all levels of society in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. How people lived and worked changed significantly during this time.
• Poster:  Imperialism :  This site utilizes primary source documents and images to assist students in exploring and investigating periods and issues in American History.  This specific poster focuses on imperialism and American History from 1877 to the present.  Investigative questions are presented for the students to explore.
• Best of History Web Sites :  This page lists resources on Early Imperialism.
• US History Site.com : The 'Roaring Twenties' helped set the tone for the rest of the century: mass consumer culture and fads, Prohibition-inspired gangsters, the automobile, debates on evolution, immigration restrictions, and economic decline in rural America.
• History USA:  1920 - 1929 :  Links to a vareity of resources regarding this era in American History.
• The Roaring 20s :  This gallery depicts some of the enormous changes that took place in sports, literature, technology, communications, and other areas of American life during the 1920s.
• Best of History Web Sites, The Great Depression :  This page lists resources on the Great Depression.
• The Great Depression :  This site lists many web resources on the Great Depression.
• The Great Depression on Digital History.com:   An Annotated List of the Most Valuable Online Resources on the Great Depression
• Digital History :  An interactive, multimedia history of the United States from the Revolution to the present.
• IPL, The Internet Public Library :  This document is intended to aide high school and college students in beginning research papers on World War II. Print and Internet resources are included. Users must keep in mind that the resources listed in this document are recommendations for starting points: the bibliographies of the works mentioned provide a wealth of related information and more in-depth research is necessary to create a balanced and well-researched paper.
• Digital History, Learn About World War II
• Post-War Domestic and Foreign Policy Links
• America's History in the Making :  This site provides links and interactive activities on the US after World War II, focusing on domestic prosperity through a huge baby boom, suburban migration, and advances in science and medicine.  Social issues and the fear of mass destruction by nuclear weapons are also addressed.
• Interactives:  "Interactives" provides educators and students with strategies, content, and activities that can enhance and improve students' skills in a variety of curricular areas.

Fine Arts

• MusicTheory.net
• Juice Bottle Jingles
• NIEHS Kid's Pages:  Sing-a-long and Name that Tune
• Rosalyn's Classroom Web Page
  

Technology