EduTech Resources


 Please find resources that very helpful in terms of Technology Integration.

 Educational World      a website that allows you to get ideas in different types of subjects 

ABCYA                       a website for fun activities for elementary students.

Glogster for Posters     a website that allows you to create online posters.

Star Fall                       a website for reading using phonics.  Very good for lower elementary (K-2).

Free Rice                     a website for each answer that student get right, it donate 10 grains of rice   

                                     to the World Food Program to help hanger. 


   

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