1.
Use online calculators on
coolmath.com
2.
Practice Algebraic reasoning skills, addition and
multiplication at
mathplayground.com
3.
Online Math Practice at
math.com
4.
Learn the science of anything at
Exploratorium.com
5.
Do a coin flipping experiment and learn about
probability at
The Franklin Institute Online
6.
Create a
PowerPoint
Presentation
7.
Participate in an Online Collaborative Project with
other schools. Browse the Internet Projects Registry on
Global School House or
Mrs. Silverman’s Webfolio
8. Learn
more about and create a Collaborative Project of your
own and ask other classes to join at
Collaborative Internet Projects
9. Encourage
technology use at home by sending the link to the Home
Activity Center at
Education Place to parents
10.
Take online quizzes and tests on
Blackboard
or on numerous websites
11.
Explore virtual Field trip and videoconferencing ideas
through
Project VIEW
12.
Develop and conduct online surveys by using
Blackboard
13.
Use Softchalk
to create student WebPages Review subject material by
making online review tools or games at
Interactive Games
14.
Explore sites with
Science Fair Ideas
15.
Use Blackboard
to learn about and discuss your favorite book (Books on
Blackboard)
16.
Create a class newsletter with
Publisher
made by students and include website links for each day
17.
“Dress up” reports using photos and clip art from
unitedstreaming’s image
gallery.
18.
Use Excel
to create graphs and charts of data that is collected
19.
Use Excel
to calculate formulas
20.
Use Softchalk
to create interactive review activities for students,
better yet, have students create them
21.
Create crosswords puzzles with Discovery School’s
Puzzle Maker
22.
Provide a “Brain
Booster” of the day from
Discovery School
23.
Choose a lesson from the
Laptop Learning Challenge
24.
Learn about the New Food Guide Pyramid at
My Pyramid
25.
Use
Marco Polo
to find Interactive Activities for
a lesson you are using in your class
26.
Create a
Jeopardy Game with
PowerPoint
and templates found online
27.
Choose a Hot site of the week for your class to
explore from
Blue Web’N
28.
Choose a WebQuest from over 1600 on
Bernie Dodge’s WebQuest Portal
29.
Hungry to learn more technology? Get a
Recipe or Snack from Recipes 4
Success to learn more
about
Pics4Learning and
Image Blender
(on laptops
only).
30.
Have students create storybooks with
Image Blender
(Laptops Only)
31.
Read Book reviews by middle school students from
ThinkQuest
32.
Find a daily quote, brain teaser or trivia for your
students on
Daily Dose of the Web
at
Internet4Classrooms
33.
Find a weblist, PowerPoint or Treasure Hunt on
NYNET Resources for Teachers
34.
Learn more about Literacy and Technology from
The Electric Teacher
35.
Find several sites grouped by topic (even popcorn) on
Jerrie’s Curriculum Hotlists
or
The Franklin Institute Educational Hotlists
36.
Find a printable black and white map of European
Countries in the Homework Help section of
Education Place
37.
Learn more about integrating technology at
T4
38.
Use free clip art and sound
sites to add images and sounds to multimedia
presentations
39.
Use and existing or create an online quiz at Discovery
School’s
Quiz Center
40.
Learn all about the States of America on
First Gov for Kids
41.
Use an online calendar at
unitedstreaming and to show
events that happen on students birthdays
42.
Create or use writing prompts found at
unitedstreaming to help
students with ideas for writing
43.
Read Current Event Articles at
Kids Newsroom then take the
current events quiz.
44.
Use discussion guides and black line masters from
unitedstreaming to support
your classroom lessons
45.
Use digital
cameras to create How
to directions or document class activities
46.
Create a travel brochure with
Publisher
47.
Create award certificates for your students and students
for other students at
Crayola
48.
Learn spelling rules and learn to spell like the pros at
Carolyn’s Corner
49.
Create an assessment rubric by using
Rubistar
50.
Find a variety of teacher tools on
Tools for Teachers
51.
Help students begin a resume by using the Student
Resume Building Exercise from
Download Depot and then
creating a resume by using the Resume Wizard in
WORD
52.
Students can calculate just about anything by using
Martindale’s Calculators On-Line
Center
53.
Find Online Activities and more at
Scholastic Teachers
54.
Students can learn about the 50 states at
Teacher’s First
55.
Review for Regents Tests at the
Regents Exam Prep Center
56.
Create a WebQuest about your curriculum topics at the
WebQuest Garden
57.
Find Odds and Ends for your classroom in
Laura Chandler’s File Cabinet
58.
Thousand of documents for your classroom at
ABC Teach and
A to Z Teacher Stuff
59.
Find a street Map at
Teacher’s Hub
60.
Need an idea for a bulletin board?
Kathy Schrock can help and so
can your students
61.
Students can research a number of topics at the
Kid’sClick directory
62.
Reward kids for their hard work by allowing them to
play games of logic at
Superkids.
63.
Send free greeting cards or thank you notes from
Hallmark.com or
PBSkids.org
64.
Build Instructional activities at
Filamentality
65.
Students can pick a study
guide being successful in school at
Study Guides and
Strategies
66.
Find many general teacher
tips and activities at
Yes I Teach.
67.
Review for SAT’s, ACT’s and more at
Test Prep Review
68.
Include a
daily grammar lesson every day
69.
Take an online art tour at the
NGA Online Tours
70.
Use the
unitedstreaming Integration Ideas
document to use unitedstreaming many ways in your
classroom
71.
Find Ideas for using inspiration at this
Inspiration Idea page
72.
Introduce your students and their parents to
PJ Pinchbeck
73.
Yes, students can learn to study at
How to Study.com
74.
The word of the day is the daily buzz word at
Word Central
75.
Use
Fact Monster for ideas to
write about, homework help, current events and more
76.
Incorporate memory boosters from
Scholastic Homework Hub in
your classes
77.
Use printable, outline maps to color and label from
National Geographic’s Homework Help
78.
Use WORD
to digitally record
readings of poetry, plays, etc.
79.
Use PowerPoint
to create a back to school presentation
80.
Read Online Books or create Mad Libs on
Fun Brain
81.
Use Inspiration
and a digital camera to create a “getting to know you”
activity
82.
Create an Alphabet book with
Power Point
83.
Analyze nutritional qualities of food content by using
Food Finder ,
Food Count,
Food Finder Search,
CalorieKing,
USDA Nutrient Database,
Restaurant Info Guide
84.
Create a Visual e-portfolio using
PowerPoint
and a digital camera
85.
Explore parts of a cell by looking at a diagram and
through a virtual microscope in the
Science Lab at I Know That .com
86.
Read online newspapers from around the world at
The Internet Public Library
87.
Students can learn
Photography tips before taking
digital photos for class projects
88.
Create visual plan for a story by using the storyboard
feature of
ImageBender (Laptops
Only)
89.
Practice ruler measurement skills at
The Ruler Game
90.
Use the
Citation Machine to correctly
cite information used in a research paper or class
project
91.
Find resources for reading from
The Reading Matrix
92.
Visualize the growth of the U.S. at
Growth of a Nation
93.
Use one of the lessons found on the
EETT website
94.
Start a book club with groups of students with help
from
KidsReads
95.
Explore careers at
Career Zone or at the
Occupational Outlook Handbook
96.
See and hear the sounds of the Instruments in the
Orchestra at the
Dallas Symphony for Kids
97.
Learn basic foreign language phrases at
High School Ace
98.
Help students find a book by reading level, category,
or author in the Book List at
Book Adventure
99.
Take the GeoBee Challenge at
National Geographic for Kids
100.
Develop a
thesis statement and outline
for a paper online
101. Use
NYS Virtual Learning Space to
easily find and reference the NYS Learning Standards
