| It's not necessary to recreate the wheel. Start
building your own class web page by first looking at pages created by
other teachers.
Your Assignment: Visit some of
the class webs created and published by other
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Primary Classrooms |
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Mr. Fontanella's Kindergarten Class Mrs. McGowan's First Grade Mrs. Hall's Second Grade Mr. Sprecken's Class (6-9 year olds) Mrs. B's 2nd Grade Star Students Elementary Physical Education Mr. Curry's Special Needs K-2 |
Intermediate or Middle School Classrooms |
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Title 1 Reading Mrs. Sanders' 4th Grade Class Mrs. Kem's 4th Grade Class Mrs. Hoffman's Fifth Grade
Classroom Miss Benton's Technology Class Mr. Hunt's 6th Grade Class Mrs. Sunda's Gifted Resources |
High School Classrooms |
| Math at Neville High School http://www.monroe.k12.la.us/~dlewis/ Mr. Leckie's Math Web Site Gunn Physical Education Mrs. Hargrave's Family and Consumer Science
Web Page Mrs. Reynolds' Family and Consumer Science
Page Spanish Class Web Page Senorita Hurlbut's Spanish Page Ms. Forster's Pad Mrs. DeCosa's 7th Grade English
Class Ms. Smith's 8th Grade English Page Mr. Donn's Ancient History Tonya Skinner's Business Education Lesson
Plans and Resources Geography World Industrial Arts--Fulton Jr. High Technology
Education Department |
Other Sources of Ideas |
| Links to many other class webs
(primarily elementary) http://www.busyteacherscafe.com/class_links.htm Quick and Easy Web Design Tips
for Busy Teachers You CAN Create a Class Web Page Top Ten Reasons to Create a
Classroom Web Page Gee Whiz! Great Site-Building Advice from
Web Wizards Creating a Classroom Web Page Put Your Class on the Web |
teachers. The links below will get you started. As you visit
each site, list the name of the site and what you like and don't like
about it. Also record any good ideas you can use on your own
pages.