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2 Great Resources for Science teachers!
BioInteractive provides access to a treasure trove of educational materials to use in science classes. You will find multimedia materials, videos, interactives, classroom activities, teacher guides, virtual labs and many other resources. In Holiday Lectures, for instance, you will get introduced to a series of lectures covering different scientific topics presented by leading scientists. The Short Films section features a number of ‘broadcast-quality films designed to engage students. Each one tells a different scientific story and is supported by supplemental resources including teacher guides and activities.’
Inq-ITS is a science learning platform with simulations for Physical, Life, and Earth Science - all aligned with NGSS standards. Students show what they know and educators get real-time, actionable data to inform whole class instruction or one-on-one support. Rex, the virtual coach, gives students personalized assistance to help students conduct inquiry.’ Watch this video to learn more about Inq-ITS
Over 100 free E-Books for early readers!
Whooo's Reading
Whooo’s Reading is a really well thought out website that really makes students accountable for their reading in a fun way. No matter what the text students will be able to engage with Whooo’s Reading. There are no multiple choice questions here, which is refreshing. Once students have completed reading a text they can then set about answering a set of quiz questions or Journal activities including writing a book review. It is really easy to setup, and its free! k-12! Click here to start.
Alternative Interactive White Boards!
Here are two interactive whiteboards that are webbased! Great for all of our multi-tab teachers!
Real Time Board
Share the same board with your students!
EXPLORER while ever you see the 
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Google has placed a very cool research tool in the core apps.
It allows you to easily pull images into your document, research, and cite!
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