Forms & Documents
- Field Trip Permission Form
- Room Checklist
- Stoutland Reading
Improvement Plan
- Homework Document
- DESE Recommended
Minutes of Instruction for Elementary School
- PowerPoint
Tutorial
Easy instructions for creating PowerPoint presentations (PDF file).
Websites
- Department of Elementary and Secondary
Education (DESE)
- SB 319
Reading Law Information
- Questions and
Answers about "No Child Left Behind" legislation
- Show-Me Standards
- Missouri's
Framework for Curriculum Development
- Success Link (Find and submit MAP
style lesson plans)
- Graphic Organizers
- MAP
Constructed Response Items (Central Region MAP)
- Power Point in the Classroom
- Quiz Star
- Teachervision.com
(Enormous amount of free resources).
- Kathy Shrock's Home Page
(Well known teacher resource site).
- Why do we have grade level expectations?
- Free Worksheets
- Truman
Library
A wealth of educational resources from the Truman Library in Independence, Missouri.
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Word Central is the place on the Web where kids can learn how much fun words can be! Merriam-Webster developed this site with input from teachers around the country using a language arts curriculum framework.
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Microsoft Classroom Teacher Network
Educators can take part in online seminars, share lesson plans, get links to other resources, and participate in discussion forums. The site also offers free curriculum resources, software tutorials, and online tutorials designed for teachers. - EDSITEment
From the National Endowment for the Humanities. Covers literature and language arts, foreign language, art and culture, history and social studies, and contains a reference shelf, teachers lounge, lesson plans, and links.
- Enchanted
Learning
Enchanted Learning produces children's educational web sites and games which are designed to capture the imagination while maximizing creativity, learning, and enjoyment.
- Global
Schoolhouse
Linking kids, teachers, and parents around the world. The Global Schoolhouse is a major contributor to the philosophy, design, culture, and content of Internet-based learning.
- H.I.P.
Pocket Change
Welcome, Teachers, to your reusable, cross-curricular classroom resource. Strike it rich and help your students make heads and tails of coins!
- Historical
Text Archive
History teachers will find a wealth of primary sources on this site.
- HowStuffWorks
Offers thousands of topics explained in a way that keeps students interested. HowStuffWorks also offers free resources for teachers.