This article explains and describes what true technology integration looks like in the classroom in order to help students become successful 21st Century learners.

This article discusses how to effectively use technology in your classroom for our 21st Century learners. It's about more than having devices and getting on learning programs. This article gives ideas and tips regardless of how many devices you have access to. Great Read!

This site has lots of short videos highlight information about black history as well as lots of other interesting facts and tidbits to share! Please note, there are advertisements on the page. Please preview anything online before sharing with your students.

This is a link to the Washington DC library, which has online resources and information about black history month!

This is a fun and interactive page that guides students through the world of government! It has age levels, helpful information, a glossary, and games!

This site has a list of the best online tools for teaching and learning as decided by American Association of School Librarians. Check out the best of the best in the categories of media sharing, digital storytelling, manage and organize, social networking and communication, content resources, and curriculum collaboration. You can see this year's awards as well as those from prior years. These really are some amazing sites and tools!

This amazing site offers math and science principals explained in colorful simulations which allow students to see and experiment with the math and science concepts. 

Just like its name, find a wealth of information about a wide variety of subjects in America's history. Photographs, articles, books, and primary sources will bring your lessons alive!

This is an underutilized resource! Check out videos from authors, virtual field trips, book trailers, and more on this site!