Personalized stories perfect for reading to children at bedtime and any other time a story is sought. Books can be printed and made into booklets for the beginning and advancing reader to enjoy on their own. Most books are related to instructional objectives, but some are about everyday events. In addition to filling in the child's name, some stories include the name of the parent (or teacher), a friend, the current season, and elected representative in government. The printed booklets make excellent small gifts.

Links to Educational Synthesis content by academic subjects as well as links to other sites on the Internet related to academic subjects. These links will be of most interest for use with elementary and some middle schools students, as well as students at all levels of special education. Some links will be useful with high schools students. Resources include worksheets, manipulatives, lessons, games, graphics and more.

 

Links to summaries, pictures, and more information on some of the Famous Americans taught to K-12 student. The summaries are simple enough to use with primary students, and the list of resources after the summaries are invaluable to older students preparing reports. Some pages provide printable pictures to use in the classroom, frame as desired, or to color.

Educational pictures for children to color! Includes color pictures of the American Presidents, holidays, animals, plants, and more. Great resource for substitute teachers and babysitters, as well as parents and teachers. Check out links to online coloring resources to print or color online.

Links to printable resources in some subject areas. In "Math", the printables include posters, study guides, tables and charts, and worksheets. Under "Language" are the printable books, grade leveled stories, and writing worksheets. There are a small number of coloring pages and printable maps under "Color" and "Social Studies". Science page also includes coloring pages for biology and charts to complete for chemistry.

Links to the monthly newsletters beginning with September, 2007. These newletters announce new content on the website. Check this link around the first of each month, or send an email to Anne Pemberton requesting that notification of the publication of the newsletter be sent to your email address each month.

 

All of the above resources are updated from time to time. Check often for new titles and links. If you want to make a suggestion for these resources, please use the email address at the bottom of this page.

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Additional resources intended for teachers which may prove useful to Parents: