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toc =General Websites for Finding Online Resources=
 * 1) [|Marco Polo]: Provides website links and lesson plans; organized by grade level and subject area
 * 2) [|Nettrekker]: Provides website links, lessons, and a host of other resources; access to Netrekker from home requires a login/password (see me) but not from school
 * 3) [|Smithsonian]: Porvides website links, lessons, and resources centered around educational themes and offerings at the Smithsonian
 * 4) [|Internet4Classrooms]: Provides links to online activities; organized by grade level and subject areas
 * 5) [|Brain Pop]: Provides online lessons and activities for a variety of subject areas and grade levels; Access to Netrekker from home requires a login/password (see me) but not from school
 * 6) [|Webquest Portal]: Provides a search engine for finding existing webquests that can be added to your classroom website; Click on "Find Webquests"

=Math=

Clock & Telling Time

 * 1) There are a number of clock resources in your SMART Board notebook gallery. Check those out! Go to the SMART Notebook, click on Gallery, and then Essentials for Educators.
 * 2) [|Movable Clock]: Try calling out a time and having students come to the SMART board to adjust the clock.
 * 3) [|Bang on Time]: A fun game where students must click on the clock when it gets to a particular time. Good for practicing reading (time is written in words, not numbers). Adds a game-like interface with point scores.
 * 4) [|Clockworks]: Moving traditional clock hands to a particular time.
 * 5) [|Time Worksheet Generator]
 * 6) [|Time Worksheet Generator Part 2]