Free resources for teachers, and free games for kids. It is all
for environmental education (Canadian-run site). Some of the
topics covered are wildlife, climate change, land use, and
water. I could see it being used in the K-5 classrooms. For
those with Interactive White Boards, it might be a good site to
use as an introduction. kicksandgiggles asked you: So, I’ve been
a total, well, first year teacher this last semester. I feel
entirely disconnected from all things education related
(policies, research, etc…) that don’t have anything to do with
my classroom/school, Pinterest, and Tumblr. If you could
recommend a few professional journals, blogs, newspaper columns,
etc. that I could read weekly to help keep me in the loop, I’d
appreciate it :) I hope you don’t mind that I copied and pasted
this into a new post — I wanted it to be reblogable. I am a
member of the International Reading Association . They are
behind the awesome website Read Write Think. Org which has a ton
of great ideas for free (even non-memb