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| Ask Jeeves for Kids Click on Teachers for classroom tips and projects Blue Web'n Curriculum based content. Join an interactive WebQuest The Children's Literature Web Guide Books are still important! Link children to literature-based activities. Includes an index to children's authors Education World Offers timely articles and webquests ICONNECT Join a Cybertour or sign up for online lessons to learn how to use the Internet to its best advantage Jan Brett's Home Page Children's author/illustrator gives copy-right free materials to be copied for handouts and art projects. Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators One of the best sites for curriculum enhancement and professinoal growth. If it's not here, it's probably not available. The Lesson Plans Page Provides lesson plans from teachers just like you. Many of these do not require you to use the nternet to carry out the lesson. Worldbook .com Lesson plans, information and teacher resources are provided on one easy to use page. |
| Let's add some excitement to our classrooms! The Internet has many resources dedicated to education and teachers. We have the opportunity to expand our lessons with virtual field trips, directed explorations, links to other classrooms and WebQuests which include a project and the web links needed to complete it. |
| Media Awareness Network Introduction and lessons on Internet Literacy for you and your students Mississippi Department of Education Current news and dates for the State. Also includes links to lesson plans Public Broadcasting System Use the teacher links to incorporate technology-themed units into your lessons. Yahoo! Use the teacher link to join in forums chats, competitions, and more. Yahooligans! Teacher's guide provides policies and technology based lessons. Provides examples on how students should cite material from the Internet. Tech TV, News About Computing If you are really into technology, use this site to learn the latest information..Click on Call For Help, and then Teacher Resources. School Notes .com Our teachers have found the free webpages provided by ING corporation to be easy to create and easy for parents and students to use. How Things Work Marshall Brain explains how things work in fun creative ways. He makes complex things or issues understandable. |
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| The Accelerated Reader Program plays a major role in my school library. Much of my time and resources are given to supporting the program. In 2002, I did a study to see if Reading Test Scores were better at the schools which used Accelerated Reader. The results showed that Mississippi Model and Master Schools did have higher reading scores then other schools in the state. To read the study, use the following links: Accelerated Reader & MCT Scores Charts Graphs |
