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Mrs. Ann's Preschool Page at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Preschool, Milford, Ohio
Ann Frye's site includes arts, crafts, and more ideas for the school year for other teachers, parents and kids; plus many links.
Ms. Vicky's Preschool Web Page at Unicoi Elementary, Unicoi, Tennessee
Vicky Livesay's site contains information about daily life in Preschool. See links for parents plus information about working with young children.
Pre-K Kiddos at O'Donnell I.S.D. Elementary, O'Donnell, Texas
Tammy W. Perez's Pre-K class site provides useful information about developing a firm foundation for learning; information to check the status of your teacher's certification; etc.
Mrs. Dominy's Dynamites at Eagle Ridge Elementary School, Milledgeville, Georgia
With the use of teacherweb.com, Mrs. Dominy's Dynamites is a labor of love and it shows with the teacher created powerpoint shows, class pictures updated weekly, class newsletters, and class slide shows. The site is used in so many ways. It is used as a tool for parents to stay connected with the classroom and be a part of their children's fun-filled education. It is also used as a way for the students to practice Georgia Performance Standards by using one of the many standard-based links in reading, math, science, social studies, and writing. For the high-achievers, there is an "Excellers Link" as well. The website is utilized daily in the classroom and in many of the students' homes.
Mrs. Stout's Class at Lincoln Elementary School, La Crescenta, California
This site kindergarten has content about classroom learning and classroom related activities. Audio podcasts are included helping students practice letters and letter sounds as well as counting along with their teacher's voice. It has printable flash cards for parents to help their children at home. Newsletters and blog entries keep parents informed about classroom activities and important dates.
Mrs. Taylor's Kindergarten School Family at William Frangus Elementary, Orlando, Florida
Celebrate learning with ideas, activities, and resources to help educators and families develop the WHOLE child. There are free printables to help develop socio-emotional and academic skills as well as a comprehensive take home program with multiple ways to connect the school family and home families. Also included are resources for advocacy for children and opportunities for contributions from all visitors. Hope you enjoy your visit!
Mrs. Pohlmeyer's Kinder Page at Tenie Holmes Elementary, Bay City, Texas
Tracie's website has many ideas on units, themes, literacy stations, math sense, bulletin boards, etc. She has a weekly parent newsletter and other helpful information.
Mrs. Comer's First Grade at Central Elementary in Fairbury, Nebraska
This site contains information, photos, and resources for students, families, and other educators. There are activities for the students to enrich their home learning, ideas for families to facilitate the learning, and ideas for other teachers to use in their classroom. There are also inspirational stories and poems.
Mrs. Cowan's Page at New Berlin Elementary School, Jacksonville, Florida
This first grade site has a page of lesson plans, writing strategies, reading strategies, math strategies, literature based activities, theme units, parent resources, and much more! There is a link for teachers and parents. The parent page also provides parents with a classroom blog, photos, homework, classroom procedures and much more.
Mrs. Dennis's First Grade at North Dearborn Elementary, Guilford, Indiana
This class site includes weekly reinforcement activities for students to complete and email back to the teacher for a prize. The site offers parents tips and tricks for working with their child at home, including multisensory methods used in our class. Parents can also find links to sites offering information about learning disabilities and where to find advocates to help them.
Mrs. Schwartz's First Grade at Lincrest Elementary School, Yuba City, California
This site features tips for learning high frequency words and math facts. Daily and weekly lessons for science, social studies, and English Language Arts are featured. Word study lessons for the complete year are also included.
Mrs. Bonzer's First Grade at Fisher Elementary School, Marshalltown, Iowa
Visit Mrs. Bonzer's First Grade site. It features monthly newsletters, calendar, daily schedule, student work, links, and lots more information for parents, teachers, and anyone interested in first grade. It includes great ideas on the themes and units page. Also visit the Reading pages updates for Guided Reading news and the Balanced Literacy program.
A Place to Learn, a Place to Grow! at Berkley Charter Elementary, Auburndale, Florida
Mrs. Howe's site contains information for first grade parents. It is especially helpful for new teachers because it spells out the discipline policy and classroom expectations for first graders.
Ada López-Isa's Educational Web at Ben Sheppard Elementary School, Hialeah, Florida
This is a bilingual (English/Spanish) educational website. Its purpose is to help students, parents, and teachers find a safe place on the Internet to practice the skills learned in school. It has links to all areas of the curriculum and links for students, parents, and teachers. It also has information for first grade students.
Ms. Schmidt's First Grade Class at Woodmont School, Pine Brook, New Jersey
Read a touching message from a parent about special education. Learn about guided reading. Take a comprehensive journey into the world of first grade. There is something for everyone!
Mrs. Lynch's K-1 Multi-age Classroom at Thomson Elementary, Brush, Colorado
Kelly Lynch's website includes a monthly newsletter, a poetry section, photos, a weather page, great links, Thematic Units, and Fun Stuff to Make, and more.
Mrs. McGowan's First Grade at H.W. Mountz School, Spring Lake, New Jersey
This site features student work (lots of Internet projects), parent information on growth, learning, and helping children with reading.
Mrs. Frazier's First Grade at Riverside School, El Reno, Oklahoma
Helpful information for parents includes tips for handwriting, fine motor skills development, vocabulary development, reading comprehension, study skills, fostering responsbility in children, understanding learning and parenting styles, knowing typical behavior for a six-year-old, etc.
The Busy Bees at Dickerson School, Chester, New Jersey
Mrs. Tonnessen's First Grade Class site has many ideas for teachers to use in their classrooms. Currently, she has an extensive literature units page which has detailed information, activities, stories, and poems on eight literature themes, etc.
Miss Powell's Second Grade Class at John R. Beatty Elementary School, Las Vegas, NV
Come look at what they're learning in Miss Powell's second grade class at Beatty Elementary School in Las Vegas, Nevada! You can see all of the projects and activities the kids have been working so hard on. While you're there make sure you check out the students' web pages. This is where Miss Powell's students showcase their work. Each student's web page is unique and reflects their personality. Drop them an email and let them know what you think!
Collie's Crew Grade Two at Riverwood Elementary School, Clayton, North Carolina
The site is a constant work in progress updated daily and 98% of the students and parents in Stephanie Collie's room use the site everyday. It is used to reach parents, teachers, and students from all over the world. The recently added guestbook and map are being used to expose her second graders to places outside of North Carolina and hopefully, outside of the US. Gain some practical ideas from pages on classroom management and bear books.
Koysza's Cool Cats at Simpsonville Elementary School in Simpsonville, SC
On this website, second grade students and parents will find helpful information on topics pertinent to young children and their learning. The site is continuously updated on the teacher's newsletter page: Koysza's Korner. On the Classroom Photos page, you will discover pictures of a second grade classroom, including the listening center, the class meeting area, the calendar activities, and the reading center. There are language arts activities to practice spelling, reading, and writing on the Language Arts Websites page. If you need to research Native Americans or other social studies topics, visit the Social Studies Websites page to find helpful links. Math games related to second grade skills can be found on the Math Websites page.
Mrs. Caro's Class Belle Chasse Primary School at Belle Chasse, Louisanna
Check out Mrs. Caro's Class website for more than you could imagine. This website is designed for use by parents, teachers and students. There are tons of educaitonal links, resources and downloads. This site is booming with powerpoint presentations!
Mrs. Alexander's Second Grade Classroom at Isle of Home Elementary School, Savannah, GA
This website offers an inside look into the daily activities of Mrs. Alexander's second grade classroom. During the school year, you can expect to find information about homework, internet projects, important announcements, newsletters, and so much more!
The Best Second Grade at Walnut Grove Elementary School in Suwanee, Georgia
Gloria Howard's Second Grade website for parents and students to inform parents of classroom activities and to motivate students to learn while having fun.
Mrs. Barth's Second Grade Web Site at Resurrection Catholic School in Evansville, Indiana
Deborah Barth has an entertaining and informative site. Pages include math skills, activities for kids, four block information, favorite authors, vocabulary words, word wall words, etc.
Mrs. Elliott's Second Grade at Windsor Elementary School, Windsor, Maine
Learn details about the second grade curriculum. See the Student Showcase, Imagination Station, etc.
Days at Frog and Toad Road at Peirce Elementary School, Arlington, Massachusetts
Leap into learning at Frog and Toad Road! Frogs, toads, butterflies, and second graders go through a complete metamorphosis. Find out about the stages of the learning journey at Peirce School. Lanise Jacoby's site informs and involves parents, students, and teachers with the wonder of learning. Take a look at the Internet Projects.
Mrs. Gold's Third Grade Class at Village Elementary School, Montgomery Township, New Jersey
This third grade site has interesting sections about the importance of reading and practicing math facts daily (in the homework section), reading strategies, activities and games for reading and math, etc.
Mrs. Pearson's Third Grade Webpage at Samuel Morgan Elementary, Kaysville, Utah
Mary Lou S. Pearson gives information about a class disclosure, calendar activities, homework and assignments, subject links, vocabulary and spelling lists, and information about her school and school district. Each student also has a Portfolio page for posting completed assignments as the school year progresses.
Tercer Grado de la Srta. Cruz
(Ms. Cruz's Third Grade Class) at Julio Alvarado School, Ponce, Puerto Rico
Each page of Ms. Natty Cruz's attractive site has a Spanish and an English version. Here are excerpts from the Table of Contents: Tercer Grado / Third Grade; Hábitos de Estudios / Study Habits; Materiales a usar / Supply List; Nuestra Escuela / Our School; A Jugar / Let's Play; Reconocimientos / Awards; Leamos / Let's read. Ms. Cruz makes it easy for visitors to learn English or Spanish as they read about her class's activities, country, culture, etc.
Mrs. Gallo's Class at Bent Tree Elementary School, Miami, Florida
Ana Gallo's experiences with Florida's Family Literacy Center helped make her third grade classroom site an effective way to connect students, teacher, and parents. The site contains many folders to help students gain self-esteem by posting their writing which was done during class. Seasonal Fun Folders contain activities for students at home. The Seasonal Fun - Fall Folder has students' writings about Hispanic Heritage. There is direct student input in the Math folder, Jokes Folder, etc. There are many poems for students and parents to share thoughout the site.
Mrs. Franchi's Third Grade at St. Clements School, Saratoga Springs, New York
Use The Pledge of Allegiance to the USA flag to improve vocabulary and enlighten students. This activity would be good to use with my vocabulary lesson plan using The Star-Spangled Banner. Involve students and parents in creative seasonal activities. Visit the resource page if you are interested in creating your own classroom website.
Mrs. Stahlheber's Class at Garretson Elementary School, Corona, California
This site has details about the third grade curriculum, ideas and links for all of the subject areas, etc.
Mrs. Shea's Stadium at West Clayton Elementary School, Clayton, NC
This is a site created for Emily Shea's fourth graders and their parents. It has information to keep families updated on school activities as well as providing interactive activities for students. Check out the Cranium Club, NC Idol, Writing Test Help, and other intesting pages.
Mrs. Grover's Fourth Grade at West Elementary School, Independence, Iowa
Mrs. Kay Grover has created and maintains this classroom site. It provides families with current classroom information, as well as showcases student work and accomplishments. Mrs. Grover has provided various links to help students and parents have a successful year in fourth grade. While the site is specifically designed for her students and their families, this is a fun site that is easily navigated, creative and fun for everyone who visits.
Mrs. Buller's Site at Resurrection Catholic School, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
This fourth grade site provides students with enrichment and skill-building opportunities in all subject areas needed to be successful in school. Parents stay informed and receive expert advice through tips provided by the Family Education Network. This site promotes greater communication between students, parents, and the classroom teacher.
Mrs. Dunn's Fourth Grade Class at Cabot Southside Elementary, Cabot, Arkansas
Silly Spelling Stories are featured on this enjoyable, informative site for students, parents, and other teachers where student work and activities are proudly displayed. Parents are able to view the published work of their student and photo galleries displaying student projects. Schedules, calendars, and assignments are posted to help promote student responsiblity and initiative. The site is updated often so that students want to visit the site and participate in activities. The site helps involve families in their students' education.
Mrs. Renz's 4th Grade Class at Tom McCall Elementary School, Redmond, Oregon
Mrs. Heather Renz's site has student projects, photos, and web pages. Browse through the teacher's file cabinet for teaching ideas, curriculum, help with creating a website, etc. Take a Mastery Club or Math Problem of the Week challenge, learn more about the JASON Project, etc. Plan to spend many hours here!
Mrs. Ritenour's Fourth Grade Classroom at Chandler Elementary, Kilgore, Texas
Mrs. Ritenour's site has pages for each of her students where their work is displayed. It also has photos, awards, links for kids, parents, and teachers, and seasonal stories, jokes, poems, and games.
Fergie's Royal Family at Talbot Elementary School, Gainesville, Florida
See a list of books with Florida settings. Enjoy holiday wordsearches. Her students have participated in the annual Jump Rope for Heart event. Links include Jump Rope for Heart. Her class participates in Audubon Adventures, a program for young naturalists learning to understand, respect, and conserve birds, wildlife, and their habitats. Read about agriculture, the solar system, USA Government, etc.
Scott's Scoop at Allen Elementary, Soddy Daisy, Tennessee
This attractive fifth grade website has a great page on math problem solving and other interesting pages. Check it out!
This section had links to a few special education classes for K-5 which are no longer online. You might want to submit a classroom website for this category. Read the guidelines. One requirement is original content (not just links) on the classroom site which is helpful to other teachers and parents.