81. Teaching Ideas & Resources - TES - The Times Educational Supplement The TES website offers in depth teaching news, teaching educational resources as in other countries to set up penpal and other project exchanges. http://www.tes.co.uk/Education_links/International/

Skip navigation document.write(''); document.write('') document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); LOGIN/REGISTER Home TES This Week Breaking news Staffroom General TES Book Club Ofsted Inspections Behaviour Opinion ... Cymru TES Make the Link campaign School linking Subject Art Business Studies Technology Drama ... The Classics Staff Early Years Primary Secondary FE Teachers ... Governors TES campaigns What's education for? Online clinics archive Governors GTP Bookshop Education Links Your Career Jargonbuster Noticeboard Caption competition Trainee teachers New teachers TES Jobs TES Shopping e-Newsletters Subscribe ...  FRIDAY  The TES - The world's leading education newspaper @ www.tes.co.uk TES MEDIA BLOG Who's in the ... International International On this page you'll find links to organisations promoting international educational co-operation and research, and sites to help teachers link up with other schools around the world. Look to the right for directories of worldwide education ministries, sites for teachers wanting to work overseas - plus our selection of good newspaper sites from different countries. Please let us know if we've missed any important websites. And tell us if you find a link that doesn't work:

82. Essential Web Sites For Special Educators involving key pals (electronic pen pals exchanging information via email). What to Expect Your First Year of Teaching www.ed.gov/pubs/FirstYear/ A http://www.bctf.bc.ca/lata/resources/web/web_sites.htm

83. Molly.com - Articles > Web Thoughts > 7 Ways The Web Can Make You Smarter You can search their impressive database by category, school, or keyword. Corresponding with my first penpal in the 1960s, a girl my age from Australia http://molly.com/articles/webthoughts/1999-04-smarter.php

@import "../../layout.css"; 7 ways the web can make you smarter Alter width of article: Default Full width April, 1999. By Molly E. Holzschlag Link to original article Have you ever wanted to explore the wilds of Africa, or touch the face of the Mona Lisa? Maybe you want to lend a hand to local causes, or reach out across the world to make a new friend. Perhaps you want to lose yourself in the depths of the Grand Canyon, or find yourself at the feet of Buddha. 1. Expand horizons with cyber travel The living Africa This excellent site gives in-depth information on the land, peoples, wildlife, and national parks of the world's largest continent. Medieval Castles of the United Kingdom View photos and read about the intriguing history of some of the United Kingdom's most interesting castles. National Parks of the United States 2. Visit the world's great museums Whether you're an art collector or just an enthusiast, the Web is a rich resource for browsing the great and near-great artworks of the world. If you don't know a lot about art but want to know more, the Web is a great place to begin. Perhaps best of all, you can return to online museums again and again, right from the comfort of your home. Le Louvre You don't have to fly to Paris to enjoy the Mona Lisa, although you might be inspired to do so after a visit to this most venerable museum.

84. Kathy Schrock's Guide For Educators - Educational Resource Lists A categorized, annotated list of over 2000 sites to help educators, teachers, education teacher; includes time management, pen pals, and much more http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/edres.html

postionList = "compscreen,hedthick,admedia,tower,nuiad,interstitial"; OAS_RICH("interstitial"); OAS_RICH("admedia"); OAS_RICH("hedthick"); Back to School Resources General Education Early Childhood Ed Back to School Resources Back to School Activity Sheets ...printable Word documents to use for those first days of school including a treasure hunt, people bingo, and much more Back to School Checklists ...this site links to sites to help you get off to a good start Back to School from Scholastic ...icebreakers, plans, and units for the K-5 grade levels First Day Activities ...one classroom teacher's ideas for fun and useful activities for the first day of school First Day of School Sites ...a link to all types of sites to help you get ready for the first day of school Icebreakers and Energizers ...a nice list of beginning-of-school year activities Icebreakers for the First Day of School ...teacher-tested ideas for the first week back to school Icebreakers/Mixers ...simple icebreaker activities for every age 101 Things for the First Three Weeks ...common sense and practical tips for setting the stage for a good year Tips for Getting Organized ...all kinds of ideas for organizing your classsroom, your students, and much more

85. ESL Resources For Students The site facilitates online language exchange learning via email (pen pals), Other interesting sites. World Language contains resources for teaching and http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/eslstudent.html

Main Indexes OWL Home Page Writing Lab and OWL Info Handouts and Materials Workshops and Presentations Internet Resources owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... internet resources ESL Resources for Students For a list of all of our ESL handouts, please visit our ESL index page. We also have more resources related to writing in our Internet resources section. We're always looking to add more links to this page! If you know of any good ESL-related links, please send them to us at link@owl.english.purdue.edu List of topics on this page: General resources Online courses Grammar and spelling Idioms ... Other interesting sites General Resources 1-Language.com is a comprehensive ESL Site that has forums, realtime chat, jobs, links, worksheets, flashcards, Flash listening and TOEIC modules, helplines, reading library, games, multilingual support, and much more! ApplyESL.com is a free web-based research and application resource for students interested in studying abroad at an English language school. Dave Sperling's ESL Cafe is a great place for getting started, with lots of things to do and places to explore.

86. Masters In Teaching Students and teachers team up with electronic pen pals around the world. USF MAT Students (Sacramento) Web sites was completed by MAT students at the http://www.usfca.edu/library/remote_campus/sacramento/oldsite/mat.htm

Masters in Teaching (M.A.T.) Associations Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development National Association of Beginning Teachers National Council of Teachers of English National Council of Teachers of Mathematics ... National Science Teachers Association Chatrooms Teachers.Net - TEACHER RESOURCES - "The most active teacher chatboards & teacher chatrooms, featuring 128 teacher mailrings and over 76 teacher chatboards, live 24 hours a day. Teachers.Net lesson bank offers over 1000 free lesson plan and curriculum and teacher project ideas." Credentialing and Examinations The CBEST Home Page provides a background and general information about the California Basic Educational Skills Test: How to register, administration dates, registration schedule, information about the day of the examination as well as a CBEST test description and content specifications. See Multiple Subject Examinations MSAT Bibliography provides Preparation References for Credential Candidates. The Commission on Teaching Credentialing Home Page provides Credential Information and Examination Information as well as Job Opportunities, Educational Standards, Reports-on-Line, and Troops to Teachers.

87. K-12 Resources For Teachers and cultures for email classroom pen-pal and project exchanges. Kidlink. Kidlink offers opportunities for teaching and learning with the Internet. http://web.utk.edu/~impact/teacherresources.html

Resources for Teachers WebQuests The WebQuest Page Created by Bernie Dodge, the designer of WebQuests, at San Diego State University, this site presents an overview, training materials, examples and collections of WebQuests. Learn more about the developer of this hot new way of teaching with technology. A WebQuest About WebQuests - Middle and High School Version Find out more about WebQuests by participating in this one!! Designed by Bernie Dodge, this Quest will aid the middle/high school teacher in developing an understanding of the possibilities available when creating web-based lessons. WebQuests in Our Future Join Kathy Schrock as she presents a slide show that explains the teacher's role in cyberspace....you'll also find more from Bernie Dodge and Tom March and find some good examples!! WebQuests for Learning A gathering place for Tom March's work in creating and teaching WebQuests. Lots of great information for the newbie!! Also links to great WebQuests.

88. Resource Page plus bulletin boards, chat rooms and an electronic pen pal database so kids pen pal profiles and bulletin board messages are also screened by the http://rodriguez.eeisd.org/ParentTeacher Resource.htm

"Empowering Students to Succeed" Math National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - NSF supported project to develop a library of uniquely interactive, web-based virtual manipulatives or concept tutorials, mostly in the form of Java applets, for mathematics instruction. Communication/Networking Children's Express - Children's Express (http://www.ce.org/) provided by Children's Express Foundation is designed so that children can voice their opinion about current affairs. This site is run by children and the topics of discussion are chosen monthly and comment are posted for all to read. Kidlink - Kidlink (http://www.kidlink.org/) provided by Kidlink Society, is aimed at involving as many youth through the age 15 as possible in a global dialog. This work is supported by 38 public mailing lists for conferencing, a private network providing a chatroom, and volunteer teachers and parents living throughout the world. UNICEF Voices of Youth - UNICEF Voices of Youth (http://www.unicef.org/voy/) allows young adults to voice their concerns and share ideas about important world issues. Topics of discussion include solutions and actions on child rights, children in war, child labor, and children and urbanization. Curiocity's FreeZone Curiocity's FreeZone - Curiocity's FreeZone (http://www.freezone.com/) is the computer companion to the Curiocity series of books. Designed for ages 10 to 16, the site features interesting articles and activities, plus bulletin boards, chat rooms and an electronic pen pal database so kids can write to new friends around the world. Trained adults keep an eye on all the chat rooms and will expel anyone for inappropriate language. Pen pal profiles and bulletin board messages are also screened by the monitors before they are posted for kids to read. And youngsters can become 'Junior Reporters,' adding their own material to the site.

89. Teacher Toolbox - 3rd Grade - Reading You can also find a pen pal. Just For Kids Who Love Books Teaching with Folklore A searchable database of brief facts about over 25000 persons. http://msd.k12.wi.us/teachtools/elem/thirdgrade/reading/

90. TALON Database Of K-12 Resources And Web Sites : Browse Category - Health, Occup while students can correspond with sports penpals, Ask an Expert, and learn about Teacher resources and teaching tips can be accessed through the http://www.southcentralrtec.org/cgi-bin/mysql/talon2004.cgi?location=search_show

91. Super Russian Resources Welcome to Super Russian Websites- - Here you will find lots of sites that Guides Help Quizzes Worksheets Search Engines pen Pals Search Engines http://www.uni.edu/becker/Russian2.html

- Welcome to Super Russian Websites Welcome to -Super Russian Websites- - Here you will find lots of sites that can be helpful for you for learning more about Russia and the Russian language and culture. There are many sites that link to others as well. If you find more that are useful, please send them on to me at the e-mail address below. Webmaster / University of Northern Iowa PRESS HERE: > Take me to Jim's page with graphics This site all in Russian/Change Target Language above to Russian Grammar AATSEEL Why Study Russian ... Russian Food Help with Russian Grammar Russian Language Tutorial/nice! Learning Russian Site/ Rich! Russian Grammar Charts from Pitt ALTEC Russian Sites/Colorado ... Croatian Internet Resources Russian Language School Websites Study Russian in Odessa Learn Russian in Moscow GOOGLE's Russian Schools Listings YAHOO's Russian Schools Listings ... Brief Visit to Russia Photos/Images of Russia Russia Images Russia-Siberia Photo Gallery Russia-Images Multiple Photos in Russia/Rich! ... >> Why Study Russian? Please send your new finds and addresses to::: >> To: Jim Becker Back to the TOP OF THIS PAGE Back to the main Russian page with graphics Back to the Jim's main multi-language page

92. Amby's Site -- KIMELDORF LIBRARY: 'Teaching Online: Techniques & Methods' Teaching Online Techniques Methods by Martin Kimeldorf. Then they go online and begin an intergenerational pen pal effort. http://amby.com/kimeldorf/teaching.html

Teaching Online: By Martin Kimeldorf CONTRIBUTORS The following people provided invaluable feedback and contributions in the true spirit of a scholastic community....or, dare I say, "virtual teaching community." Pam Mortillaro, Phil Shapiro, Jean Stringer, Emery Roth II, Leni Donlan, Sandy Ewanowski, Nina Hansen, and Paul Smallwood. ABSTRACT Students enter through your classroom door, and if you're lucky enough to have windows, sunshine further illuminates your setting. Today, more and more teachers are discovering that students can leave your classroom at any moment through the phosphorescent window of their computer screen, travel half way around the planet to gather data, meet new people, or exchange ideas; and return with exciting information-all before the bell rings at the end of the period. This magical formula for learning takes place when you connect your classroom to the online world known poetically as "cyberspace." This paper discusses some general methods for developing projects between students from different locations through the use of telecommunications. The author has drawn upon his experiences in developing project-based curricula and his online research. The majority of the methods cited in this paper have been abstracted from projects found in the Electronic Schoolhouse (located on America Online information service network). Many of the specific methods were abstracted from Emery Roth's fully articulated curriculum:

93. Owens Library Education WWW Resources How to Substitute, Multicultural Ed., New Teachers, pen Pals, , Prof. There are over 1000 links in their database to sites which include lesson http://www.nwmissouri.edu/library/courses/education2/education.htm

How do I get...? books we don't have articles we don't have help with research info about the library eCompanion northwest online web based mail Library Catalog Search for Articles Course/Subject Resources Reference Resources ... Citing Sources Education WWW Resources TIP: Press Ctrl/f and enter a root word, word, or phrase in the Find what: box and click on Find Next to search for a topic on this page. For example, type educat to search for educate, educating, and educator. General Teacher Resources Student Resources Special Subjects ... State Teacher Certification Requirements General American School Directory "ASD.com originally launched in 1996 has become the most popular Internet site for obtaining accurate and timely information on K-12 schools." Search this database of approximately 104,000 schools for information about particular schools. Apple K-12 Education Armadillo's K-12 WWW Resources This site, sponsored by the Houston Independent School District, is "intended to be a list where teachers can quickly access resource materials for direct use in their lesson plans or as additional resources for students to explore." It has useful links to the World Wide Web on a variety of topics, including specific subject areas, educational resources, and resources for parents. AskERIC Virtual Library Access the Search ERIC database and other ERIC Resources to find online educational information on a variety of subjects. The

94. ISTE | March (No. 6) (www.penpals.net and www.interpals.net) Examples of sites that can be used to This database creates a reading list according to criteria identified, http://www.iste.org/inhouse/publications/ll/27/6/28s/supplement/index.cfm?Sectio

95. Educational Articles: More Than Just Key Pals This article addresses tips on finding pen pals, safety issues you need to Visitors can browse through this database and then contact any class that http://www.siec.k12.in.us/~west/article/penpal.htm

Articles More Than Just Key Pals by Tammy Payton This article has appeared on the following website: the Well Connected Educator This article has appeared in the magazine Library Talk , Linworth Publishing, January/February 1999. page 25-27. Articles and Interviews What do you say? What can you do? This article addresses tips on finding pen pals, safety issues you need to discuss with your class, and activity ideas you can do with your partner class. Three Ways to Find Key Pals Visit a Site that Hosts Key Pal Information As schools go on line, more sites will be developed to help educators use the Internet. The sites listed below invite educators around the world to fill out a form and submit their class into their database. Visitors can browse through this database and then contact any class that they would like to correspond with. Just because you've requested to become a pen pal with that class, does not guarantee that they will want to correspond with you. Wait until you get a confirmation from them before announcing to your class and their parents, that you will be exchanging e-mail with another class. Suggested websites to visit are: eMail Classroom Exchange At this site, you'll not only find an ever growing database of classes, but you'll find a conference room where your class can chat with your pen pal!

96. 4. Interactive Technology Lesson Plans Return to Putnam s OnLine Course for Using Internet In K-12 FL Teaching Find On-Line debates in Imaginet and Accroche-toi! found at the pen Pals page. http://www.ea.pvt.k12.pa.us/htm/Units/Upper/modlang/out4.htm

Return to Putnam's On-Line Course for Using Internet In K-12 F.L. Teaching Return to EA's Modern Language Home Page Return to CB Putnam's Home Page Session 4: Designing Lesson Plans Using 2 Interactive Technologies For Session Four: -Go to and save on your drive as a bookmark C.B. Putnam FL Teaching Using Internet Resources Home Page . We will use this site throughout this session. Goal One: Plan a Large Scale Email Exchange Description of Project: for an email exchange with one or more school groups in a region that your class is studying, you and colleagues are to develop a year-long project that will include email exchanges between one or more schools. As part of the year-long exchange effort, you have agreed that all your FL classes will participate in some way during the year. You have decided to begin with a class-to-class endeavor, (NOT an individual-to-individual keypal project for now) since this is the first exchange for you and your students. At this point, you are not clear how often and for which specific activities your individual classes will be involved. However, you have agreed that the interaction will include the following: an Information Exchange by groups of students: -who we are right now in this year: individually and as a school community: our origins, where our grandparents and parents came from, the range of jobs reflected in our parent population;

97. Language Online This section is dedicated to the free, online teaching of as many languages It also supplies links to chat rooms as well as lists of pen pals with whom http://www.lmrc.sa.edu.au/files/links/Lang_online.htm

Internet language sites selected by the Languages and Multicultural Resource Centre - updated and checked June 2003 These sites have been checked for appropriateness; however, contents on the Internet change continously. It is advisable that teachers preview all links before introducing project pages to students. Multi-language sites Eurocosm Are you interested in European languages, lifestyle and culture? Would you like to feel at home all over Europe? Then in Eurocosm you have found your ideal partner! Free Language Resources Also known as Languages Made Clear This section is dedicated to the free, online teaching of as many languages as possible. We've got material on English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, Esperanto and more languages! ilovelanguages a comprehensive catalog of language-related Internet resources Travlang Foreign Languages - crash courses in 74 languages Your Dictionary.com

98. COOL TEACHING LESSONS AND UNITS free searchable database of ISDN videoconferencing sites for K12 schools. Assorted Teaching Resources are individual sites were found or sent to me http://www.coollessons.org/coolunits.htm

COOL TEACHING LESSONS AND UNITS ALONG WITH RESOURCES FOR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS Short Cuts: WEBQUEST UNITS RESEARCH MODULES ONLINE PROJECTS READY MADE UNITS ... STUDENT RESOURCES Some personal notes about this web page: It is designed as a resource for teachers K-12 who wish to find quality ready-made units and lessons for all subjects, or who wish to develop their own units. This page emphasizes engaged learning models such as WebQuests, Research Modules and Project-Based Learning, but links include other forms of lessons and tutorials. Included also are sites to help you build your own units as well as some examples of sources to help students do research. Some of these units depend on the ability of students to do interactive work with others using technology. However, even if you have one or no computer in your classroom, most of the units linked at this site can be of much help. They are great learning experiences not only because of technology, but because they also involve students in activities that challenge them to solve problems by doing quality research, analyzing information, synthesizing possibilities, making judgments and then creating interesting products in order to communicate their results. Technology can be used as tools in making these exciting learning experiences even deeper, richer and more motivating. There is no glitz in this page - just links to wonderful ways for your students to learn. Enjoy!

99. Lists Of Links And Search Engines This site provides links to 89 ESL teaching and learning websites. pen Pals for Classes allows teachers to find other teachers worldwide who want to http://maxkade.miis.edu/ESL_Resources/links.htm

Resources for ESL and EFL Teachers HOME Communication via the Internet Distance Learning Information Instructional Software ... Multipurpose Sites for Students and Teachers LINK LISTS, SEARCH ENGINES: Link Lists: http://www.4teachers.com Links under the following categories: science, reading, math, social studies, teaching resources This site is intended to provide teachers and educators with links to the many educational resources on the web. These links include information about teaching as well as links that could be used in the classroom to teach. EF Englishtown http://www.englishtown.com/English/default.asp The Link Yard gives you useful Internet links to explore the world of language learning and beyond ESL Independent Study Lab http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/toppicks/toppicks.html Good resource for teachers interested in finding ESL websites for any of the areas mentioned above ESL Multimedia Language Learning http://www.monumental.com/richardx/index1.html Lots and lots of links to various on-line activities and quizzes for ESL students Links to Other ESL Sites The ESL Study Hall http://gwis2.circ.gwu.edu/~gwvcusas/

100. Yukon Education Student Network - Getting Started On The Internet It is updated daily to include the best sites for teaching and learning. ePals email penpal registry Surfing the Net with Kids - e-mailed guide to http://www.yesnet.yk.ca/staffroom/getting_started.html

Getting Started a list of Internet resources for teachers new to the internet. Tutorials Portals Tools Listservs ... Evaluation Internet Software Tutorials To use the internet you need to be able to use the software tools necessary. These sites will help you get started. Internet Basics for Educators - this is an on-ramp for educators who are planning on venturing forth on the information highway. Some of the links have a U.S. focus, but most are useful WebTeacher Internet Tutorial - a very comprehensive web primer that focuses on tools - translating web-speak Internet Explorer Tutorial - how to use Microsoft Explorer Eudora Tutorial - how to use Eudora Microsoft in Education Tutorials - a series of tutorials on Microsoft products Macintosh Troubleshooting FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions about the Macintosh Atomic Learning Library - online software training. Some free modules, including iMovie.

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