Google Reader is very new to me and I can see its value. Here are my 5 RSS feeds.
The developer of this site use to be a Pre-K teacher in Georgia in a lottery funded Pre-K class. Now, the school no longer receives those funds and is privately funded. Karen Cox started out with just a website and over the years she has added a blog and a forum. I use her website, blogs and forums to enhance my classroom.
I found out about this site from PreKinders. Vanessa Levin is the author and in a similar fashion, she also started out with a website and later added a blog. The information she shares with readers is very valuable and I have used several of her ideas in my classroom. Vanessa Levin was a contributing author for Inside Pre-K and also offers teacher workshops.
Both PreKinder and Pre-K Pages have introduced me to new ways to incorporate technology in my classroom and has given me several tools such as delicious and library thing.
This site gives me a boarder view of Pre-K and offers stimulating articles. These articles have produces some interesting discussions. It is related to the site Pre-K Now, which discusses some of the policies that will affect early childhood classes and teachers.
I found this site on Facebook. Deborah posts and shares wonderful ideas from other websites that she finds fun and interesting and now I don’t have to subscribe to several different early childhood and home school sites to find ideas.
I recently found this site and it was primarily because the title caught my eye. As a teacher, I am always looking for new ideas to use with my students. When working with a limited budget, finding anything that is free is a blessing.
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