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21 Linkfreescrapbookfonts
Free scrapbook fonts! How cool is that.
22 Linkhttp://www.education.com/
Well organized site can search by grade (pre-school through high school) or by subject. 1,000's of free worksheets and activities + a reasonable annual subscription where you can download unlimited workbooks & lessons.
23 Linkhttp://www.k-5mathteachingresources.com/
This site provides an extensive collection of free resources, math games, and hands-on math activities aligned with the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics. Their math printables are suitable for use in math centers, small group or whole class settings.
Very organized & easy to navigate.
24 Linkhttp://www.prekfun.com/index.htm
Miss Shelly has a very organized site easy to navigate. My Favorites: A very comprehensive A-Z list of songs! Some cute printables that are free and a nice selection of arts & crafts ideas.
25 Linkhttp://etc.usf.edu/clippix/pictures/
Great site for teachers and students to use up to 25 photographs without permission for school related projects. Extremely organized by categories. Outstanding pix.
26 Linkhttp://www.makinglearningfun.com/themepages/FrogPrintables.htm
Outstanding site for freebies.
Very organized.
Large variety of themes and subjects.
One of my favorite things: Tanagram puzzles for numbers 1-10. Black & white as well as color. Perfect for a fine motor skill center activity!
27 Linkhttp://etc.usf.edu/presentations/index.html
Free presentation resources for students and teachers. Choose from over 30,000 extra's in your next presentation! Awesome site.
28 Linkhttp://creativity.denverartmuseum.org
If you're looking for art images, lesson plans, teacher tips, teacher resources, virtual classroom courses, and a list of useful websites, this is the place to click on!
Colorful, organized and easy to navigate!
29 Linkhttp://www.playdoughrecipe.org/category/playdough-recipes/
Need a play-dough recipe?
This is the website to go to. A large variety of recipes in a print-friendly version.
30 Linkhttp://www.childfun.com/index.php/home-mainmenu-71.html
A lot of great ideas for early childhood: holidays, crafts, themes, games and recipes!
31 Linkhttp://www.aaamath.com/kinder.htm
Outstanding math site.
K-8th
All areas of math covered.
Includes lessons, tips, games.
One of my favorites is TIME.
Students practice and their scores can be recorded with a percent given for amount of questions answered!
32 Linkhttp://skippersjungle.blogspot.com/2012/07/lots-of-classroom-theme-ideas.html?spref=fb#
Marie posted some wonderful photographs of teachers' classrooms that are themed. Everything from jungles to pirates. If you're looking for an idea check out this super blog post.
33 Linkhttp://etc.usf.edu/maps/index.htm
Over 5,000 maps that teachers and students may use for school-related projects (up to 25 royalty free.) Outstanding quality. Very organized and easy-to-use site.
34 LinkMeddybemps-Vocabulary Building
Puppy-themed idea. Great idea to help increase your students' vocabulary and site word recognition.
35 Linkhttp://www.edupic.net/index.html
Free photographs and graphics for students and teachers to use.
Well organized site with a huge variety + great quality.
The search box, tabs, & alphabetical listing, make it easy to find things.
36 LinkEasy Essays
Easy Essays is a great site to help older students learn how to write an essay.

I refer my college students to this site as this is the format I use.

Great tips, easy to understand, helpful information + you can store your work.
37 Linkmathwire.com
If you need a math GAME or GLYPH this is THE place to go. A breeze to navigate; alphabetical listing, including a standards based list for older concepts, but lots of fun things for Pre-k and Kindergarten! Great BLOG too!
38 LinkIXL
PreK-8th

Wonderful Math site that will help your students practice state standards.

Pre-K 41 skills
Kindergarten 104 skills
1st 151 skills.

Each state's standards are listed and you can actually track your students' progress.

Membership is required, but you can find out valuable information about standards and there are sample test questions on the site even if you don't subscribe.

Students can practice for free so this is a great independent computer center.

39 Linkhttp://www.brainybetty.com/MENUEducators.htm
Brainy Betty's site is a potpourri of fun educational "stuff". Everything from "Tutorials, tips and tricks" to Power Points.
She has lots of freebies too: fonts, bookmarks, templates, eBooks + links. Unique!
40 LinkLiteracy Center
Great site to use as an independent computer center. Children can review letters, numbers, words and colors! The simple exercises are perfect for Y5's and early K's.

Teachers will also enjoy the free printables for letters, shapes and colors. They take up alot of paper tho', but could be used as big flashcards or posters.

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