Elementary+Teacher+Blogs

[|**http://teacherlingo.com/blogs/teachers.aspx?GroupID=7**] This site contains blogs and information for all grade levels. Teachers can click the link to the blogs that correspond with the grade or subject that they teach. It's a great way to connect to real teachers all over the world. Who better to get ideas and information from than those who are physically in the field of teaching. TeacherLingo is a forum of teachers who post ideas, strategies, questions, challeges, successes and more! I would definitely reccomend this site to teachers!
 * TeacherLingo.com**

I give this site a rating of. It is easy to navigate, user friendly and offers an abundance of information. Submitted and rated by Jessica Korsu.

[] Larry Ferlazzo is a high school English teacher in Sacramento, California. He has several blogs including one titled "Engaging Parents in School." I have not yet visited that blog, but after reviewing this blog I'm sure that one would be very informative and helpful. I know I am always looking for ways to engage my parents in our school community. That particular blog that I commented on was about class size and why it matters. This is a topic that I feel very strongly about and I found it intersting to read what other teachers had to say. Larry's site is user friendly and provides links to several educational blogs. There are also links to some great websites and posts as well as articles that Larry himself has written. I give this site a rating of. Submitted and rated by Jessica Korsu
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This site is written by journalist and former Senate education staffer Alexander Russo. It provides information on the latest education news and politics. When looking through the articles, there doesn’t seem to be a lot of subscribers commenting on the articles vs. other sites I looked at. Within each article, Russo provides hyperlinks to expand or explain topics discussed, which is helpful for readers who may need a little more clarification. If found this site easy to navigate. It covers a broad range of political issues within education. The links load quickly and the information is current. Multiple updates are made in one single day. Overall rating Submitted and rated by M.Kipila

Prekinders [|http://prekinders.com]

This site is written by Karen, a Pre-K teacher in Georgia. She has been teaching Pre-K for 11 years. Karen is a member of the NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children). This site shares free resources, lots of teaching ideas and free printables. Kindergarten teachers may also find many things they can use and adapt. This site is easy to navigate, loads relatively fast and is updated frequently.

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