Discover a website that presents the best education websites for teachers, students and parents. World and American History, Language Arts, Math, Science, Art and Music, Technology, Homework Help, ESL and Gifted Education, Teacher Resources...

1. The Best of the Web For Education Presented by George F. Sabato California Council for the Social Studies Sacramento 2011

5. Mr. Sabato’s Best of the Web A Resource and A Model http://mrsabato.webs.com/

8. Search “ Mr. Sabato ” and get to my site.

10. Welcome! Use the MENU to Navigate

11. Select World History

12. You arrive at this page. You have links to World History .

14. Selected Sample History Sites This site has a great review Of world history written at The students reading level.

15. Wonderful World History Written for kids.

16. Click on Rome Or any Ancient Civilization Mr. Donn’s Ancient History Great Links and Lessons On the civilization you select!

17. BJ Pinchbeck’s at Discovery School has great links for Social Studies, Math, English, Science, Art/Music, …. Easy Fun School has great project ideas. for example, for Egypt they have instructions on how to mummify a chicken!

18. American History Menu from my Google Site page

19. American History Find Sites like Ms. Hotz Links

20. Kathy Schrock’s Guide for Educators Mr. Kash’s Class Page

21. The Geography links provide you with links that present Maps—ancient and contemporary map quizes, black line masters political and physical by the hundreds! Aerial/Satellite images Facts about countries Weather World Time Games

22. Sample Geography Sites National Geographic has it all, from political and physical maps, all about animals, history/culture and it has fun and challenging games.

23. This is National Geographic’s Map Machine . Get Street Map to Country Profiles!

24. This game is like Simon. Drill and Thrill!

25. My Home! When you type in the street address in to Google Earth it will give you an aerial view of the location.

26. Government

27. Sample Government Sites

28. You name the subject-- Math English Science Music Art ESL Find hundreds of links!

30. Science, Art, Music, Theater

31. The four Best sites of Homework help

32. Find TOPICS on the MENU

33. Search Engines Guides to Searching Encyclopedias Dictionaries Library Links Bibliography Help

34. Research There’s a link to Google, Vivissimo, And other search engings. Get “just the facts” from Fact Monster!

35. One of the best teacher sites-- designed for AP classes. A great resource for all!

36. Bibliography Help! MLS or APA ISBN to Citation!!

37. Find links to just about every museum in the world!

38. Museum Sites

39. Get the scoop from kid oriented sites, or from main stream sites of television networks to newspapers, from local to national!

41. You can now easily use translation software, just type in the English and get a translation into the language you choose.

43. Naturally, the kids love games. having these safe, educational games available is a nice service, and a hook to the web site.

44. Educational Games

46. Find tutorials to just about any software, (Word, Excel…) guides to making a web site, buttons and banners for sites, and places where you can build a free web site blog, wiki…

47. Technology Links to tutorials, clip art, anti-spyware, banners and buttons…

48. Find links to the California Assn. of the Gifted (CAG), And other great resources for parents And teachers—the kids too!

49. Websites for Gifted and Talented Great sites from the UK and Australia!

50. Best Sites For Organizations

51. Find Teacher Support from Web 2.0, Smart Boards, State Standards and Blue Prints, Relased Questions

52. Standards

53. What’s New??? …is something new!

55. MAPS OF THE ANCIENT ROMAN WORLD The Seven Hills of Rome – Map of the Seven Hills of Rome. Basic Rome City Topography – Topographic map of Rome. Maps of the Roman Empire - Interactive map of the Roman Empire. Map of the Roman Empire At Its Greatest Extent – A large file map of the Roman Empire in the third century. Maps of Roman Battles and Invasions – Find detailed maps of battles You can save a doc as a regular file. When students bring up that file on your classroom or lab computer, they can follow your selected links. You can also save these files to your web site in HTML*. The set of links I created for Ancient Rome (in my links) were done in this manner. Example below, If you can use Word , you just create a regular document with the insertion of hyperlinks . (see a Word tutorial*)

58. Filamentality is a fill-in-the-blank tool that guides you through picking a topic, searching the Web, gathering good Internet links, and turning them into online learning activities. Support is built-in along the way through Mentality Tips . In the end, you'll create a web-based activity you can share with others even if you don't know anything about HTML or serving web pages. http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/fil/

63. Thank you for coming to the workshop today! George Sabato