Teacher- Helpful Web pages

1. Teacher- Helpful Web pages By: kholoodshohatee CIS 221/223 Mrs. Chowdhury

2. The Teachers Cornerhttp://www.theteacherscorner.net/ • This is a great site for teachers of all grades. On the left side if you put your mouse over lesson plans, it will allow you to click on the subject you want. After doing that, a list of concepts of that subject. If you click on that, it will give you printable worksheets or tell you what can you do on that month for that subject. For example for English or History teachers, they will be given important dates of history for each month to either do an assignment about or a writing essay for the students. You can also find full lesson plans after clicking the concept or even games that have to do with your subject and concept. On this site, you can also find on the left side teacher resources, if you click on it, it will give you tips on how to deal with the students or how to do things in the classroom.

3. Space Science and Engineering Centerhttp://www.ssec.wisc.edu/data/volcano.html • Science teachers and many more will see this as a very helpful site. The is a Volcano Watch site. It is updated every half a hour. On this site, you will see a location of where the volcano is, the direction in which it is moving and next to that it will have two options, an image or an animation of the volcano movement. Science teachers who want to show their students the movement of the volcano will find this as a great site. It can help teachers figure out a project to give their students depending on the grade level. They can use it as an assignment for students to find if there is a difference in the movement of the volcano every half a hour. This can be a group project.

4. 100 Milestone Documents http://www.ourdocuments.gov/content.php?flash=true&page=milestone • This site is helpful to anyone in the world and anyone can learn so much from it. All the documents of history are located in this site. If a teacher wants to refresh their memory on any documents, they can use this site. Or if they want to give each student a document to write about, they can also use this site. It gives you a list of all document of history, when you click on one, it gives you an image and a description of what happened or what it is and how it started. A great website for all grades.

5. That Quiz http://www.thatquiz.org/ • When you are doing a test for any subject and want more ideas of what questions to put on there, this site can give you multiple ideas. This site is very organized and when you click on any concept it will give you a grade level to choose and it will have questions like a quiz one after the other and give you a grade in the end for any of the subject’s concept you choose. Teachers can even give this site to their students for more practice or even for a quiz in class. It can be used in many ways. More practice on anything.

6. The Age Of Exploration http://www.historyteacher.net/APEuroCourse/WebLinks/WebLinks-AgeOfExploration.html • I recommend all history teachers to this site. You can find a list of all the explorations and many other documents. Once you click on one it will take you to its site. It will give you an image and a very good explanation and dates of which everything happened that has to do with it.

7. Conclusion • Hello, my name is KholoodShohatee. I am the second oldest out of six children. I am majoring in Pre-elementary teaching. My inspiration is my baby sister. For now, I am getting my Associates Degree in Henry Ford Community College and transferring to University of Michigan to get my Bachelors Degree. As I work I will be working my way up to my Masters Degree.