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Being ready to read by kindergarten is an important skill for children. Unfortunately, some children enter kindergarten unequipped to read. Visit the following site for teacher or parent resources on helping your child or student be ready to read!
Looking for ways to celebrate Arbor Day in or out of the classroom? Look no further. This site features downloadable material for educators and divides Arbor Day celebrations into different categories such as Science, English and more.
Brief basics on specific topics such as the solar system, deep space travel and more. There is a teacher's section as well.
Common Sense Media is dedicated to improving the media and entertainment lives of kids and families.
Need help starting a conversation with your kids about bullying, check out this resource for ideas.
Do your kids love to play video games? Do you wonder about the different ratings of new & top-selling games? Subscribe to this free electronic newsletter, Parentools, for more information on ratings and top-selling games.
Search this web portal designed by Capstone Press by topic to get a list of approved and recommended websites for students.
The Internet Keep Safe Coalition group teaches basic rules of Internet safety to children and parents, reaching them online and in school.
This site provides parents with tips on Internet Safety broken down by age level, type of technology and more.
Need to visually represent something in 3D? Download this application and get started. Recommended for older students.
"HSLDA is a nonprofit national membership organization of families who homeschool their children." This organization seeks to protect the rights of families to homeschool.
Do your kids like to help out in the kitchen? This site provides a recipes, definitions of cooking terms and tips for cooking with your children while having fun.
Homeschooling and want your child to have a chance to train for a specific career? Visit this site to learn more about the career majors available.
Looking for fingerplays to use with your child? Try this website for ideas.
This educational resource from the NationalCenter for Missing & Exploited Children discusses various internet safety topics.
This website offers everything from information on homeschooling, standard curriculum, teaching opportunities, and learning support to report cards on school disticts.
Practical tips from the federal government and the technology industry to help you protect your identity, your computer, and your family online.
The University of Illinois Extension has put together a resource for parents and kids to use to discuss conflict. It covers feelings, getting along, how we see things and more all in a fun, animated, cartoon environment.
Does your student need help with proofreading? This site has free online proofreading, no downloads required. Find out if a portion of your paper is plagiarized or get writing suggestions.
Simply copy and paste text into this website to find out if it's been plagiarized.
Learn about all different aspects of the writing process, from creating citations to plagiarism and how to avoid it. Have a question about writing? Submit it to the OWL Mail Tutors.
Your family's guide to making the Internet and technology fun, safe and productive.
Starfall "is a free public service to teach children to read with phonics... systematic phonics approach, in conjunction with phonemic awareness practice."
Thinkfinity is presented by the Verizon Foundation and can be a helpful resource for both parents and students. Learn how to support your child's efforts in school, introduce them to games and activities that are fun and educational.