This site would be great for art history and religious studies. You can fly around the astounding artwork and zoom into the frescoes at a pretty decent level. Virtual Sistine Chapel is an amazing 360-degree interactive view of the Sistine Chapel brought to you by your friends at the Vatican. Learn Your Tables is ideal for introducing topics on an interactive whiteboard (not that you'll have one over summer, but it's good for thinking about next school year), and for extension material on individual computers or in a lab. Learn Your Tables is a nice interactive site that allows students to practice their multiplication times tables. The great thing about Tagxedo that in my opinion is where Wordle falls short is the ability for users to save their creations (without logging in) as either a jpeg or png. Tagxedo is a Wordle-esque site that allows students to create beautiful word clouds. 5) Freeologyįreeology is a fantastic resource for teachers to download pre-made or create a plethora of free graphic organizers, forms, calendars, certificates, worksheets and more! 6) Tagxedo

Spell With Flickr was a simple site that allowed you to enter any word and it would then create a photo representation of that word using pictures from Flickr. I'm all for creativity, but it would be nice to have the option of adding a photo or graphic. This space is reserved for students to draw a picture after printing.

There is a place within each publication for a picture, but not one that you can add from your computer. There is a nice guide that walks you through the process, and the focus is on writing.

With Printing Press, students can create a booklet, flyer, brochure or newspaper fairly easily. ReadWriteThink creates a lot of great educational resources. Can't afford that summer vacation schlepping around Europe? No worries, just pull up Toporopa on your nearest browser and learn all about the geographical, political, historical and economical aspects of the wonderful continent.

Websites for elementary students