Educational Sites
Great Exploration in Math and Science		Teachers will be exposed to a variety of science and math curriculum ideas to enhance their instruction.  It aligns activities with the California standards and includes online activities.	http://lawrencehallofscience.org/gems
Princeton Online, Incredible @rt Department		This site features art lesson ideas and plans that will enhance any curriculum.  An amazing assortment will please teachers and spark creativity in students.  These projects can be applied to support all aspects of the curriculum and subjects.  The possibilities are endless with lessons on symmetry and perspective to figure drawing and collage techniques.	http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons (Please navigate to this page by starting at the main site: http://www.princetonol.com/)
Bookhive		This wonderful website serves as a guide to children’s literature and books.  It provides recommendations to parents and children, and contains a database searchable by genre, title, author, theme and reading level.  Children can view a storytelling and take quizzes on their favorite books.  They can also create their own list of favorite books.	http://www.bookhive.org
EdHelper.com		This website is a treasure trove for teachers.  It is categorized by subject matter, and gives thematic units ideas for the present month.  It has a word search generator, math games, and much more!	http://edhelper.com
PBS Kids		This website integrates some what kids watch on public television into an educational game or interactive coloring page.  It also has a section on songs.  The various games are a way for children to have fun and learn at the same time.	http://pbskids.org
PBS Teachers		There is also a section for teachers with standards-based resources and local resources.	http://www.pbs.org/teachers