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Kiddle is a website for students to supplement for google but get all educational search responses with it. It is a filtered google for students.

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Teachers and students alike can create on-screen flashcards to test vocabulary, math equations, foreign languages, and more. Test your students' knowledge in class, or encourage them to use the flashcards for homework.

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Design your own cartoon characters, write dialogue, and create online comic strips to teach students any number of subjects and topics.

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Great resource for students to use for extra math help, or can be used to stretch high achievers thinking in math with challenges.

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Another great math resource for students to gain extra help in math resources. Also can be used to build stamina in students with the quick quizzes.

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Podcast that offers tips, tricks, and hacks for making the most of Google Classroom. Whether you want help with Google Docs, Forms, Slides, or some other tool inside this huge suite of programs, this podcast has got the help you need.

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Podcast that talks books for classroom libraries for you to possibly add.

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The Creative Classroom has episodes about growth mindset, project-based learning, design thinking, and, of course, creativity. Here’s where you can find what moves you to be creative and how to inspire that in your students.

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Get inspired by top American educators through first-hand advice experienced through years in the classroom.

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Teaching can get stressful, and The Teachers Lounge gives teachers advice and tools to help them succeed at their jobs. From managing your classroom supplies budget to dealing with difficult parents, each episode provides insight into navigating through many difficult topics.

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Edutopia is part of The George Lucas Educational Foundation. The blog's focus is on k-12 educators and students. It's two main purposes are to produce content that improves learning and engages students and to "collaborate with researchers, teachers, and curriculum experts" to advance the field of project-based learning.

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This blog is focused on bringing social media and web 2.0 into the classroom. It's not just a destination for content, but also acts as a social network for educators that are looking to learn more about integrating online strategies into their classrooms.

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This blog is all about technology in the education space. They provide tactful advice about incorporating technology in the classroom, including a teacher's guide to technology and learning as well as product reviews on the best laptops, tablets, and apps for teachers.

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This is an online community for teachers to share videos of instructional learning. For teachers in any school or even home teachers, this is a destination to learn from your peers. You can also find photos, videos, and audio recordings to use in your curriculum.

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This progressive blog is for all educators who are looking to be more digitally connected. They have great sections on testing with technology, best practices for iPads in the classroom, what hashtags to follow on Twitter, and research around how thinking habits and neuroscience impact students' learning processes.

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Ducksters.com provides plenty of historical, geographical, biographies in the historical section of social studies.

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Ducksters.com also has a large science section for teachers and students to explore in.

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Psesd.org is great resource for teacher needing help in ELA development as an educator. They offer PD, training and support for teachers.

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Good resource to find well organized math problems and lessons. For refresher there are great videos for the teachers to watch and to breakdown.

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Back to school ice breaker. This simple icebreaker doesn’t require any materials to play. Gather your students together in a group and see if you can guess which fun facts are the truth and which are lies.

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This link is for 22 additional resources for creativity in the classroom to help mix things up in learning.  https://www.edutopia.org/blog/creativity-in-classroom-trisha-riche