Friday, June 3, 2011

Teacher Blogs and More!

I know school is winding down for my teacher friends.  With summer coming, many of them begin looking for resources to use for next year.  Since I've been blogging, I've found a variety of blogs and sites...some of them geared specifically for teachers.  Just wanted to pass them along today!

Enjoy your summer!!!!




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http://www.grantwrangler.com/
Grant Wrangler is a free online resource for K-12 schools to find grants, sweepstakes, and funding for classroom projects. This user-friendly searchable database posts new grant opportunities each week and has a place for organizations to submit new grants. There is also a free bi-weekly bulletin you can subscribe to and a grant-writing service called Nimble to help schools develop successful grant-writing skills.


MathGameTime is your resource on the Web for math homework help. If your PreK-7 student is struggling with a certain math concept, you will find interactive online games, math worksheets, and video tutorials to explain math concepts in a fun and interactive way. Research has shown that students become highly motivated to learn and improve in a game environment and online educational games have been known to improve math scores. MathGameTime has scoured the Web for the best resources available to help students excel in Math. High quality online games, videos and practice worksheets are available for a wide variety of topics such as: addition, subtraction, geometry, fractions, algebra, probability, time and money, and problem solving. ALTEC’s own Arcademic Skillbuilders has several online games featured on this Web site so be sure to recommend it to your students today!


3 comments:

Holly Diane said...

My niece is a teacher and I passed this on to her!

Holly from Lady Bloggers Society tea party

Deb said...

Holly,
Thanks for stopping by...let me know what your niece thinks!!!

Anonymous said...

Hello fellow lady blogger!
Thanks for visiting me. My mom was a teacher for over 20 years and I have tremendous respect for the very important role that you play in the lives of the children you teach.
Have a wonderful weekend. :-)