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Mathematics elementary school professional development
Updated on 2009-10-20
Created on 2009-03-21
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Welcome to GEM — Gateway to 21st Century Skills
The National Education Association partnered with The Gateway to 21st Century Skills in an effort to provide free, comprehensive resources that will make your lesson planning easier. You can search keywords, browse by grade level, or find resources in man
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Resource Room: Math - Teaching Positive and Negative Integers
This web page, developed by Susan Jones, contains three lesson plans and ideas for making sense out of positive and negative numbers, including links to other resources. The page also contains references and links to other resources on teaching positive a
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PBS Teachers - Resources For The Classroom
This wonderful site allows you to search through all resources from PBS -- video, games, and Web sites -- by choosing a subject and a grade level. Don't miss it!
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LEARN NC :: Best of the Web
Learning North Carolina's Best of the Web collection provides a searchable, annotated catalog of more than 3,000 top-quality educational Web sites.
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Scholastic
This site is rightfully well-loved by teachers. It contains online activities, lesson plans, and teaching strategies in all core subject areas for grades PreK to high school. Information is well-organized by "timely topics", "best practices", and "current
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NCTM Illuminations
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics has compiled this wonderful Web site containing high-quality online activities, lesson plans, and related Web links for all grade levels. This site is on everyone's "10 best" list, so check it out!
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Kathy Schrock?s Guide for Educators
This site has a comprehensive database of reviewed web sites, organized by content area, and information about education topics like assessment.
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The Math Forum: Student Center
Overall good site; maybe best for teachers but parents may enjoy, too.
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eThemes | eMINTS
Many teachers find locating good Internet resources time consuming and frustrating.\nTo solve this problem, the eMINTS National Center has created an online resource\ncalled eThemes. eThemes is an extensive database of content-rich, age-appropriate resource
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What is eThemes?
eThemes is an extensive database of content-rich, age-appropriate resources organized around specific themes. These resources are created for educators to use in their classrooms.
eThemes is a service of the eMINTS National Center. eThemes resources are created and maintained by University of Missouri-Columbia College of Education staff and graduate students from the School of Information Science and Learning Technologies.
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Apple Learning Interchange
Want an idea for a great lesson? The Apple Learning Interchange provides hundreds of examples that have been peer-reviewed by teachers illustrating how they used technology in their classrooms. Educators an connect with each other through simple searching
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Blue Web?n
One of the most well-respected and oldest resources on the Internet, Blue Web'n is an online library of outstanding Internet sites categorized by subject, grade level, and format (tools, references, lessons, tutorials, activities, etc.). You can also brow
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The Educator?s Reference Desk: Resource Guides
Building on 25 years of experience providing high-quality resources for education, the University of Syracuse has compiled these excellent lesson plans, links to online education information, and question-and-answer responses covering both academic subjec
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PBS: TeacherSource
PBS hired teachers to create an excellent source of lesson ideas and lesson plans (with and without technology) in arts, health, math, science, social studies, and library from grades PreK-12.
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Ohio Resource Center for Mathematics, Science and Reading
Search this site for links to wonderful activities compiled by the State of Ohio and aligned with their standards. You can specify grade levels and subject areas.
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Visual Fractions - A Fraction Tutorial
This site presents a tutorial that models fractions with number lines or circles. (Terry)
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Cynthia Lanius? Lessons: Fraction Shapes
Fractions are explained by drawing familiar geometric shapes and studying how some shapes are parts (fractions) of others. (Terry)
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Internet 4 Classrooms
You'll find this list of Web sites a source of great discoveries. When you're looking for a good idea for Web-based activities or for lesson plans, start here.
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Interactivate Lessons
For grades 3 and higher, you can find lesson plans that coordinate with Interactivate interactive software for algebra, probability, and other topics.
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