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School's Out

School is out but that never means complete rest for a teacher! It is a time for clearing out the old and bringing in the new. Check out this site for great resources for the coming months. Find out more here!

-	PBS Summer Resources
-	Reading Rockets: Reading for the Summer
-	The Digital Classroom from the National Archives

What's the Latest?

Here's your chance to explore some of the excellent resources that are on the internet. Look at these national sites to find the latest for your subject area.

-	National Institute for Literacy
-	ESL Resources, Handouts & Exercises
-	Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
-	Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids

Learn More About...

Use the summer to prepare for the months to come. Do some research in these rooms.
	Professional Management Learn more about your own profession and professional organizations. Use these helpful links to update yourself here. LET'S GET STARTED >
	What to Read Brush up your reading lists. Find out more about suggested types of reading at this Room full of links. LET'S GET STARTED >

Great Fun for Students

	Elections the American Way This site contains historical facts about voters, the party system, and more!
	U.S. Environmental Protection Student Center Have fun when you play environmental games, and learn some interesting facts along the way.
	Mission to Saturn Find Saturn in the night sky, then have fun with some space exploration activities.

What's on the Web?


	Try These Cool Links Freebies for Teachers Science Museum London: Online Links WordSearch Maker Resources from Scholastic

What's That?

Welcome to the Newseum, newly opened in Washington. Dedicated to the history of news, you can see the current front page of newspapers from all over the United States and the world. Read all about it here.

Did You Know?

Read quotations from former teachers who went on to find fame in other ways.