Website Links for Parents & Teachers
Guarding and Guiding your Child’s Online Adventures
Jumpstart Times Newsletter for Parents.
On Guard OnlineInternet safety handbook.
Halls, Walls, and Bulletin Boards
Slide show of ideas submitted by classroom teachers.
Writing Fix
Websites for Teachers Federal Resources for Education Excellence
Teaching and learning resources from federal agencies.
Quiz Hub
Quia Online QizzesQuizzes in numerous subjects or teachers can sign up for the free trial and create your own.
Worksheets and fact cards for math and time. You can use theirs or make your own.
Math Practice SiteMembership required but offers 30 day free trial for teachers.
Tolerance lessons for teachers, parents, and kids.
Reading & Phonics
Story Snoops
is for parents to get the scoop on books- well written reviews and read alike features. A great place to send parents and students.
Printable information, worksheets, coloring pages, crafts, and more divided by grade level.
Literature Based Reading Lessons
You can find comprehension questions for 20 children’s chapter books. These lessons have all been prepared by teachers and used in the classroom.
A great resource with free downloads of “tips for parents” regarding literacy and supporting their children on the road of learning.
Helping Your Child Learn To Read
Book Adventure is a FREE reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Children create their own book lists from over 7,000 recommended titles, take multiple choice quizzes on the books they’ve read, and earn points and prizes for their literary successes. Book Adventure was created by and is maintained by Sylvan Learning.
Reading A-Z offers thousands of printable teacher materials to teach guided reading, phonemic awareness, reading comprehension, reading fluency, alphabet, and vocabulary. The teaching resources include professionally developed downloadable leveled books, lesson plans, worksheets, and reading assessments. Reading A-Z children’s books and lessons are appropriate for all sorts of reading programs, including K-6, ESL/ELL, special education, and remedial reading. The reading program’s downloadable books and lesson plans are standards based and results oriented. Membership is required.
Chinese New Year
Your Name In ChineseFind your students’ or child’s names and print out in Chinese.
Chinese CultureGreat resource for Chinese arts, folklore, cooking, traditions, games, and more for teaching Chinese New Year.
Chinese ActivitiesAnother resource for Chinese New Year with origami, coloring pages, activities and more. Don’t miss the Lion Dance video.
