Educational Internet Websites
By Peggy Steffens
Here are some
outstanding educational tools available for teachers and
students.
Phonetics
Flash Animation Project – Joanna Myhr-Arrison from Nash has
recommended this site from the University of Iowa that contains
animated libraries with the phonetic sounds of English, German and
Spanish. Students and teachers can watch animated articulatory
diagrams for each consonant and sound. They provide step-by-step
directions along with video and audio of the sound spoken in
context.
http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/#
Mathwire.com
– a site that
provides numerous field-tested
math activities and worksheets
which support the constructivist approach to learning
mathematics.
http://mathwire.com/
FOSS SMART Board lesson on Magnetism and Electricity – Cindy
Senn from Wilson K-8 was searching for SMART Board lessons and
found this one that goes perfectly with her FOSS unit on
Magnetism and Electricity. She shared that it will work well with
the electricity lessons.
http://www.mystery-productions.info/hyper/Hypermedia_2003/Thelwell/Site/guide.html
SMART Board Lessons and Resources –
Amphitheater School District has created a SMART Board website
with resources, tools, and links for effective ways to use the
SMART Board in your classroom.
http://www.amphi.com/departments/technology/whiteboard/lessonplans.html
Random Student Generator –
Multimedia Science presents a free tool that can be downloaded
that selects a random student from a list of students you enter.
You can save a
list of student names for each of your classes and then let
Random Student select names when you ask questions, pick
partners, or for other classroom activities.
http://www.darngoodsolutions.com/mms/freeprograms.htm
Vocabulary University – a free site
developed by two former educators with a focus on vocabulary for
students in grades K-12. They have vocabulary puzzles, learning
activities, test preparation for the ACT, SAT, and TOFEL, word
lists for books and so much more.
http://vocabulary.com/ |