English


 * Grammar ** - These websites are all grammatically centered. I use them in my classes quite often and find that the students love to use them to practice some of the things we work on in class.

[|ChompChomp] [|Punctuation Paintball] [|Grammar Gorillas] [|Language Arts: Go Grammar] [|BBC: Making Sentences]

[|Quizlet (a website on which you can make study aids)] [|Dweeber (a homework social networking website)]
 * Homework/Study ** - Here are two websites on which students can go for help with homework or studying.


 * Web 2.0 Resources ** - These websites contain numerous links to web 2.0 resources that may be useful in any classroom. They are great places to start to look for new and/or interesting resources to implement in today’s schools.

Web 2.0 Guru [|30+ Places To Find Creative Commons Media (Blog)] Web 2.0: Cool Tools for Schools


 * Creative ** - This website can be used with any written student work, creating an unconventional and colorful representation of their original work.

[|Wordle]


 * Create an Avatar ** - On this website, students can make their own avatar to use for any kind of online project. They can upload them to wikis, websites, blogs, etc. They can record their own voice, type in speech and select a voice, or use the phone to record a voice.

[|Voki]


 * Collaborative ** - These websites can be used for many types of collaborative work. Students can go these sites and have online discussions, work on a single project at the same time, post thoughts/reactions/comments to any classroom work, etc.

[|Google Docs] [|Wikispaces] [|Blogger] [|Tapped In]


 * Create Class Website ** - These websites can be used to create a website for your class. Schoology and Moodle are password protected websites on which students can blog, check homework, download worksheets, etc. (Schoology is free for now; however, in order to get Moodle, your school has to purchase a site license.)

[|Schoology] [|Moodle] [|Google Sites]