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Andrea
Abuyo, Third Grade, Meadowmere Elementary, Grandview,
Missouri
Ms. Abuyo's website has a wealth of information for students,
parents, and educators. She is continually striving to build
school spirit. |
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Amy
Straus, Fifth Grade, Central Academy, Ann Arbor, Michigan
Ms. Straus' website actively involves students in technology
by showcasing student work, participating in weekly challenges,
and blogging. |
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Jessica
Winston, Second Grade, Elizabeth Scott Elementary, Chester,
Virginia
Ms. Winston's website has become a resource for fellow educators
looking for reading and language arts activities. She is
so creative that her website's theme changes on a monthly
basis. |
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Jenny
Haynes, Second Grade, Woodland Elementary, West Chester,
Ohio
Mrs. Haynes' website keeps students and parents informed
about classroom happenings. Mrs. Haynes' enjoys communicating
with fellow educators to share resources to promote student
learning.
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Kim
McBride, First Grade, Strausser Elementary, Massillon,
Ohio
Mrs. McBride's website is kid, parent, and teacher friendly.
It has something to offer everyone. She has spent countless
hours searching for beach related items to tie her classroom
theme together. |
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Charlotte
Jackson, Second Grade, Pine Tree Elementary, Longview,
Texas
Mrs. Jackson has researched and selected many links for teachers
to prepare for school themes, units, projects, activities,
and thematic studies. |
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Francie
Hughes, Third Grade, St. Thomas More School, Denver, Colorado
Mrs. Hughes designed her website to improve communication
with parents, fellow teachers, and adminstrators. Check out
her "Mistakes Let You Learn" section where former
students provide advice for a successful school year. |
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Sylvia
Buller, Fourth Grade, Resurrection Catholic School, Lancaster,
PA
Mrs. Buller provides students with enrichment and skill-building
opportunities in all subject areas needed to be successful
in school. Her Pennsylvania Scrapbook and Scavenger Hunt is
a great way for students to brush up on state facts! |
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Susan
Dravo, Second Grade, Woodland Elementary East, Gage Lakes,
Illinois
Mrs. Dravo has worked hard to create a website that is inviting
to students, parents, and teachers. |
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Lori
Sanford, Third Grade, Ben Quinn Elementary in New Bern,
North Carolina.
Mrs. Sanford is constantly adding new things to her website
and hopes her ideas will inspire others.
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Sara
Sobel, Second Grade, Ashford Park Elementary, Atlanta,
Georgia.
Mrs. Sobel has many great ideas in her teacher download
section. Additionally, you will want to check out her classroom
tour. |
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Michele
O'Mara, Kindergarten, The Owl Creek School, Fayetteville,
Arkansas.
Mrs. O'Mara's website is successful because she uses it as
a reflection of her passion for teaching. She frequently updates
her site with photos so that visitors can see her classroom. |
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Denise
Trabilsy, Fourth Grade, Goodrich Elementary, Woodridge,
Illinois.
Mrs. Trabilsy has created her website to provide students
a vehicle to collaborate, investigate, reflect, and share.
She has many resources for students, their parents, and
other educators.
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Karen
Stamp, Kindergarten, Thurgood Marshall Elementary, Manassas,
Virginia.
Mrs. Stamp has a variety of resources available for ALL teachers.
Please check out "Karen's Kitchen" for many wonderful
ideas to implement in your classroom. |
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Angela
Hanson, Kindergarten, Quentin Elementary School, Avondale,
Arizona.
Ms. Hanson's website, KindergartenKidz, is a resource for
parents, educators, and kindergarten students. This site is
geared towards early childhood education.
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Sandy
Fiorini, Second Grade, R.C. Hill School, Romeoville, Illinois.
Ms. Fiorini's website has many wonderful downloads for teachers
as well as enriching links for students to practice important
skills at home. It is because of great teachers like Sandy
that I was inspired to create my own classroom website.
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Dianne
Mohler, Second Grade, Northern Lincoln Elementary, Rhode
Island.
Mrs. Mohler's website was designed to be a source of information
for parents and students. It features a photo gallery webpage
which is updated often with classroom happenings. |
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Katie
Howard, First Grade, Sunset Hill Elementary, Plymouth,
Minnesota.
Mrs. Howard's website is a valuable resource for students
and their parents. Her site is updated on a regular basis
and includes links for many games to reinforce skills in the
classroom. |
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Brandy
Carter, Second Grade, Ossun Elementary School, Lafayette,
Louisiana.
Ms. Carter's website keeps students and their parents coming
back week after week. She has even included a section for
parents to provide her with feedback so that she can meet
the needs of all of her students and their families. |
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Dena
Statum, Fifth Grade, John Jones Elementary School, Rainbow
City, Alabama. Mrs. Statum's website keeps parents informed
of class activities by showcasing current and past student
projects. |
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Mary
Couch, Fifth Grade, John Jones Elementary School, Rainbow
City, Alabama.
Mrs. Couch encourages her students to use technology on
a daily basis to complete classroom assignments. She works
hard to make a meaningful connection with each and every
one of her students through her Student Survey. |
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Caroline
Johnson, First Grade, Pearsontown Elementary School,
Durham, North Carolina. Mrs. Johnson uses her website to
provides her students with a special section of interest
to them. While providing parents with ongoing communication
to insure her students with the best education she can provide.
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