Teacher Resources

Two Low-Cost, Hands-On "Our District should buy this stuff but won't" Resources

If you are going to open your wallet and purchase classroom supplies and materials, you might as well get more for your money.

Free Fractal Creation Software

Did you ever want to create colorful designs that you could use without cost?

Tons of Free Professional (Trade) Publications: Print or E-mail -- Your Choice

Many teachers can use free technical publications, even if they receive only one copy.

Sometimes a printed copy is better, other times an electronic copy is more useful. What if you could receive free copies in one format, or the other, or both?

Give Kids Good Schools: A Site for this Election Season

"Give Kids Good Schools" is a political and "Advocative" (A Classroom Toolkit Coined Word: Meaning: Advocate and Provocative) resource.

Free E-mail for your School (Or your Classroom)

Do you want to put up with some advertising so you can have a safe, kid-friendly E-mail system for your entire classroom?

National Atlas.Gov: Maps your Way

The National Atlas is another site where your tax dollars really are working

Since the site is taxpayer supported, and teachers pay what seems like an extraordinary amount of their pay as taxes, it makes sense for teachers in all classes to use this site whenever they can.

C-SPAN Classroom: Free Resources for Teaching Civics & U.S. Government

Teacher who teach history or government, current events...and even math and science...can find lots of free material at the C-SPAN site.

Want to Build a Unit on Protecting the Environment?

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) offers a site dedicated to teaching about protecting the environment.

Mind Tools -- A Career Resource Site

We have found a career development site that has many resources that parallel Classroom Toolkit's strategies for improving teachers' lives.

Food Tales

http://www.soupsong.com/ifoodta.html