BMR TECHNOLOGY NEWSLETTER              Summer 2004

 

Here are some websites for summertime browsing.  They are on various topics and may be of interest to students, parents, or teachers:

           

 Teaching Tips:  Ideas to inspire and support teachers.

          http://www.teachingtips.com/

               

               

                                       Summer Fun, Lots of Ideas, Fun Stuff To Do,  from FamilyFun.

                                                http://familyfun.go.com

 

               

  Helpful information about family & kid-friendly day trips in Boston and New England.

          http://www.bostoncentral.com/activities.php?pg=daytrips

         

               

                                       Home Improvement How-To Info and Home Repair Tips… helps                                                        answer basic questions... in Do It Yourself projects.

                                                         http://doityourself.com/

 

Fix-It assistance from Paul MacGregor:

          http://www.mrfixit.net/index.htm

 

 

                             Education World’s “Best Of” Series….for Lesson Planning,                                                       Professional Development, Administrator’s Desk, School Issues,                                and Technology Integration for 2003, 2002, 2001, etc,

                                                http://www.education-world.com/best_of/

 

               

  MidLink Magazine:  The digital magazine by and for students, ages 8-18.

          http://www.ncsu.edu/midlink/

 

               

                                         General Fun Sites for Grades K-6 (St. Joseph’s School of Maui).

                                                          http://www.sjsmaui.org/cool_sites.html

 

  For collections of teacher-friendly Web pages organized by themes, check out

    Jerri’s Curriculum Hotlist.      http://webtech.kennesaw.edu/jcheek3/curriculum.htm

 

         

                                         Go to the “Electronic Zoo” for great information about animals.

                                                         http://netvet.wustl.edu/e-zoo.htm