





Create assessments with questions from Nutmeg Education's repository, or create your own questions. Pick from or create multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank or true/false questions. In the works are auto-generated questions and “interactive” questions, such as responding by clicking on a point in the coordinate plan.

Common Curriculum is meant to streamline the lesson planning process so you can stop wasting time and go teach. Common Curriculum makes it easy to build, organize, and share your lesson plans.
View your lessons for the entire week at a glance, and plan with Common Curriculum in the context of the unit and week. Teachers are able to customize templates to suit their lesson plans. Changes to templates affect your entire course
Rearrange the sections of your lesson using a clean drag-and-drop interface. Add activities with the click of a button. Upload student materials to any section of your lesson.
Common Curriculum will automatically generate class websites from your lessons, keeping students and parents informed about homework, tests, and projects. Any sections of your lessons you mark public are published to your own class website.
Watch the video: Common Curriculum -- Plan the way you teach
Be better organized with all your courses in one place. Any lesson created and stored on Common Curriculum can be printed with the click of a button.
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Deliver real-time classroom updates to parents by email, text message, or both, right from your cell phone using SnappSchool.

Send your message to SnappSchool, either by email or text message, and it automatically gets forwarded to all of your students’ parents who have subscribed to the service. Parents can choose to receive your updates via email, SMS, or both.

SnappSchool features:

SnappSchool provides both a PDF user guide for teachers and a parent flyer template in Doc format.
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Have Fun Teaching is a rich source of supplemental teaching materials such as worksheets, coloring pages, songs, videos, and fun activities.

The mission of Have Fun Teaching is to:

Have Fun Teaching offers songs and videos for kids and teachers on topics like the alphabet, math, phonics, grammar, counting, and character.

In the Get Connected section you can link to Have Fun Teaching on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other sites to get updates, tips, videos, free stuff, and more. The Tools area includes teacher tools, lesson plans, teacher resources, free stuff for teachers, clipart, signs and posters, and more.

You can sign up for the Have Fun Teaching email newsletter for website updates, blog updates, lesson plan ideas, and the latest resources.
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Are you teaching students appropriate email and text etiquette? Traditionally, students were taught the proper form for letter writing of various sorts, but how many people regularly write letters anymore? Much of modern written communication is done by email and text."your inbox, the fact is that if you simply leave everything there and let it get pushed down by new messages that are coming in, you're almost certainly not giving enough thought to the things that hit your inbox. For pilers, the only clue as to whether an email has been dealt with is whether it is marked as read or unread. But all too often we read emails when we are not currently in a position to do anything about them. Even if we're careful about going back and marking messages as unread, they still get pushed down, out of sight, out of mind."Read more ... Piling vs. Filing - Emailers Anonymous - Download Squad
Are you a "piler" or a "filer"? Is your inbox a seemingly endless list of mail extending who knows how far into the past or does it contain only the last few messages you've received? How do you process email?
"... your inbox, the fact is that if you simply leave everything there and let it get pushed down by new messages that are coming in, you're almost certainly not giving enough thought to the things that hit your inbox. For pilers, the only clue as to whether an email has been dealt with is whether it is marked as read or unread. But all too often we read emails when we are not currently in a position to do anything about them. Even if we're careful about going back and marking messages as unread, they still get pushed down, out of sight, out of mind."