Teacher Resources


                                     
 Online Tools
NoodleTools - citation management tool
Evernote - An organization tool that allows you to bookmark/clip text, images, and web sites into different notebooks and assign tags. Useful for student research projects.
Wordle - Make a word cloud with your own text.
Corkboard - A tool that allows collaborative communication via sticky notes. Students can post questions or ideas, and they can be organized by color and moved around on the screen. 
Prezi - A web-based slideshow creator. It's a bit like PowerPoint, but allows you to organize the slides in different ways and pan and zoom.
Slideshare - A tool for sharing slideshare and documents.
Professional Development Links
Teachers' Domain [WGBH/NSF connections](media, lesson plans) 
ReadWriteThink [NCTE] (interactive graphic organizers) 
Yahoo Teachers free social networking site that lets librarians and teachers create, modify, and share standards-based curricula
Once Upon a School
...a site devoted to ideas and projects bringing technology and education together
 Science Teacher Links
Museum of History of Science
[U of Oxford]
Mr. Jackson's science links
Instant Anatomy
a website with illustrations of the Human Body to aid the learning of Human Anatomy with diagrams, podcasts and revision questions
EnvironmentClean Sweep U.S.A.
Eek! Recycling and Beyond
EekoWorld
N. Trubble and the Environauts Mission to Earth
Recycle Zone
Social Studies Teacher Links
Colonial Williamsburg Electronic Field Trips
...links to the electronic field trips, teacher resources and information
GeoBee Challenge (slj)
...an online geography bee
Marcus Garvey - Look for me in the whirlwind
...information about founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association (U.N.I.A.) whose goals were racial unity, economic independence, educational achievement, and moral reform.
What is Christianity?This set of pages tries to summarize Christian beliefs and practices. It is intended as an introduction to Christianity for non-Christians.
The Choices ProgramThe Choices Program is a national education program designed to introduce substantive international content into the secondary school curriculum.
NCLH National Center for History in the Schools
Sacred Stories
Sacred Stories from Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism in animated format from the British Museum
Visualizing Cultures
Visualizing Cultures was launched at MIT in 2002 to explore the potential of the Web for developing innovative image-driven scholarship and learning.
Samurai Archives
Historical Scene Investigations Use primary sources to solve historical mysteries CSI style.
National Archives Digital Vaults sort through billions of primary sources from the National Archives 
World Digital Library Hundreds of primary sources from around the world.
DocsTeach Build activities, use premade activities, and find thousands of primary sources.
Music Teacher Links
Classics for Kids
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
...Nice activities and games
Jazz and Blues
...NPR audio links about jazz past and present from NPR programs
Jazz: a Film by Ken Burns
...primary-source audio clips from Burns' documentary film with images and photographs
Smithsonian Jazz
...portal to all things jazz in the Smithsonian museums
Fun Music Websites

Free Utilities

Music Theory


English Language Arts Teacher Links
Diversity Literature Links
Crazy Quiz (slj)
....a poetry quiz 
Famous Poets and Poems (TL)
Find information about poems and poets, and works from over 600 poets on this webpage.
Harry Potter Wizard Challenge (slj)
....select a Harry Potter book on which to take the challenge 
Bookwink (TL)
This site includes monthly video book talks, and selection help. The booktalks are all on non-fiction resources
Sci-Fi, Fiction and Fantasy Database
An online index to historical and critical items about science fiction, fantasy and horror
Knowing Poe
The literature, life and times of Edgar Allan Poe
American Indian Children's Blog
Critical perspectives of indigenous peoples in children's books, the school curriculum, popular culture, and society-at-large.