Who wants to share?

[BlueIrises]

I was answering another post and someone shared a great website that had easy, printable teacher tools...many of which I made my own version of a few years back...if only I knew...

So if you have a great teacher website that has fun printables, current literacy trends and isn't all stiff and encyclopedia-like...please share!

BTW...the site that was shared was:

http://www.cherylsigmon.com/handouts.asp

Here's another good site:
http://www.teachers.net/4blocks/goodies.html

[lauren]

bump--this seems like a good idea--let's collect more

http://www.abcteach.com/

http://www.handwritingforkids.com/ha...manuscript.htm

[mata]

is it alright if a non-teacher joins in? one of my favorites (you can pay $$ to join, but there's a wealth of free material)

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/Home.html

also, we love cosmeo, from the discovery channel. There's a monthly charge, but considering how much we've gotten out of it, well worth the price:

http://www.cosmeo.com/

[BlueIrises]

Thanks for bumping this up...I thought no one was interested. I found a bunch of good ones the other day. I will post this week...too tired today, it was my first day back to school and my legs are crying out right now due to my very pregnant belly!!!

[Thalia the Muse]

I'm not a teacher, but I really like The Mad Scientists Network/ -- they answer kids' (and grown-ups') science questions, plus they have a lot of fun home science projects to do.