AIMS: Association of Illinois Middle-Level Schools AOL School: Teacher resources from one of the most popular web service provider Art Institute of Chicago: Visit the Web Site and take a look AVID: Audio Visual Institute of Dupage. Contains a listing of movies as well as software, hardware, and professional journals which can be checked out to the teacher
	Blue Web'N Educational Web Sites: See some of the best in all subject areas Brainpop: Health science and technology animations and educational site for kids
	Character Counts: Working to advance character education by teaching the Six Pillars of Character: trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship   Cooperative Learning: Link to the Cooperative Learning Network Copyright for Educators: Learn all you need to know about copyright and fair use laws. Let's be legal
	Developmentally Appropriate Practices: A page of best practices web sites Differentiated Instruction: A guide for differentiation based upon Carol Ann Tomlinson's work Discovery School: Find a broad range of resources for students, teachers, and parents to enhance learning. Check out their teacher newsletter
	Education World: Claimed to be the educator's best friend, take a look at the wealth of resources Epals: The world's largest online community, expand your classroom to reach others all over the world
	Frog Dissection: The interactive frog dissection tutorial Funderstanding: Engaging "kids" in learning can be fun
	Glendale Heights: Visit the Village's Web Site Global School House: Please use the links on this page to find Global Schoolhouse content and tools
	History Channel: Helpful history links as well as a feature about what happened today in years past Houghton Mifflin: Houghton Mifflin's education center for all subjects and professional development
	Illinois: State Web Site Illinois Standards: Get a "bird's eye view of the state's learning standards and available resources Illinois History: The Illinois State Museum
	Journey North: A web site devoted to the study of wildlife migration in North America
	Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators: A categorized list of links by curriculum content area
	Languages: Link to this site to get information about different languages Learning Styles: This site provides a simple test to determine student learning styles.(offered by M. Peterka as an aide to differeniating instruction) Lesson Plan Developer: This is an excellent source for lesson plans across all subjects. It also includes ideas for special events, legal holidays, and seasonal activities. This site has a wealth of ideas worth exploring. Library of Congress: This day in history Local Assessments in Math and Reading: Quick access to local tests and results
	Marco Polo: Internet content for the classroom Mathematics: Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics Math Illuminations: Find National math standards, Internet lesson plans and math activities Museums in Chicago: Get a listing of their web sites
	National Geographic: This popular magazine now has articles online.
	Oceans and other bodies of water: Searchable web site by oceans as well as links to other related sites
	PBS: Public Broadcasting System Educational Resources Puzzlemaker: Create and print customized word search, crossword math puzzles using your word lists
	Quizzes: Here is a great source to find geography, history, English and math quizzes to be taken online
	Reading: Illinois Reading Council Illinois READS: State programs and resources Reference Desk: Find a listing of many sites as well as encyclopedias, almanacs as well as primary source literature Regional Office of Education: Dupage County ROE
	Scholastic School: Visit one of the top rated sites for teacher resources School Improvement: See how our schools compare to others on state tests Science: Illinois State Academy of Science Skills Connection Tips: Get some helpful hints right from Scantron on how to use Skills Connection Social Studies in Illinois: Illinois Council for the Social Studies Space: See the latest in space exploration
	Technology and Engaged Learning: Links to using technology to "engage" learners
	United States History: Visit the Smithsonian National Museum of American History United States History: Visit the National Archives United States History: A "kid's" view
	Virtual Newspapers: A listing of newspapers from around the country as well as some links to foreign press
	Web Quest Page: A Web Quest is an inquiry-oriented activity in which most or all of the information used by learners is drawn from the Web Web Site Design: Designing subject area web sites to expand the walls of the classroom Web Worksheet Wizard: Beth Buchler's workshop on the Web with tools to use for tomorrow's lesson plan White House: Visit the nation's executive branch Write On Illinois: Get firsthand information on state writing expectations
	Xpeditions@nationalgeographic.com: This site contains a virtual museum filled with interactive exhibits and resources for curriculum implementation
	Yahooligans Teachers Guide: Learn how to use the www.yahooligans.com with your students
	Zip Code Look-up: Complete listing of all zip codes Zoo: Visit the Brookfield Zoo web site and see what is available Zoo: See Lincoln Park Zoo like you never saw it before

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