The document describes Tonya Pearson's Top Ten List for integrating the Internet with teaching and learning. It provides short descriptions and rationale for 12 different online tools and websites that can be used in the classroom, including Remind for communication, Weebly for student blogging, and Teaching Channel for finding lesson models and learning from other teachers. Many of the tools listed, such as MobyMax, ReadWorks, and Flocabulary, provide reading, writing, and math content and skills practice for students.

1.  I was asked to create my own Top Ten List for
integrating the Internet with teaching and learning.
 By Tonya Pearson
 IDT 7064

2. 1. Title: Remind (formerly
Remind 101)
Short Description and
rationale: The majority of
my students have cell phones
and I use this as a
communicator for my
students and parents.
Link to an example on the
Internet:
http://www.remind.com/

3. 2. Title: Blogs Using
Weebly
Short Description and
rationale: This gives my
students practice on reading
and responding to my
writing prompts
Link to an example on the
Internet:
http://www.weebly.com/

4. 3. Title: Teaching Channel
Short Description and
rationale: nice tool for both
teacher and students;models
lessons and you can learn
from peers
Link to an example on the
Internet:
https://www.teachingchanne
l.org/

5. 4. Title: MobyMax
Short Description and
rationale: My best friend in
the classroom. Students are
started on their level in
Language, Reading, or
Math. Own individual
lessons provides immediate
feedback to the students.
Link to an example on the
Internet:
http://www.mobymax.com/

6. 5. Title: Reading
Intervention
Short Description and
rationale: state mandated
tool used as intervention for
Math and English Language
Arts
Link to an example on the
Internet:
www.istation.com

7. 6. Title: Online magazine
Scholastic Scope
Short Description and
rationale: students are
exposed to real-world
situations and have
questions attached for
students to answer
Link to an example on the
Internet:
www.scope.scholastic.com

8. 7. Title: Readworks
Short Description and
rationale: excellent website
for teaching reading
comprehension skills; broken
down into skills and lexile
levels
Link to an example on the
Internet:
www.readworks.org

9. 8. Title: Flocabulary
Short description: teaching
through music;my students
love this website, they
actually remember the words
to the song and implement
them while working on their
skills in ELA
Example link:
www.flocabulary.com

10. 9. Title: Edutyping
Short description: web-based
software that teaches
students keyboarding
through a course. The best
part it's FREE!!
Example link:
www.edutyping.com

11. 10. Title: FunBrain
Short description: 2 for 1
educational tool; students
learn and are engaged in the
process. Goes up to 8th grade
and includes Math,
Language Arts, Science,
History, and Geography.
Example link:
www.funbrain.com

12. 11. Title: Quizlet
Short description: review
skills previously taught in
the classroom; 2 for 1
educational tool using
flashcards and games
Example link:
www.quizlet.com

13. 12. Title: Discovery
Education
Short description:
educational tool my district
adopted that I use to create
my test probes so the
students can receive
immediate feedback and one
less thing I have to grade
Link:
www.discoveryeducation.com

14. Thank you for reviewing my
book. I hope this is beneficial
to you in your classroom.