0.62
Oops - accidentally removed the java plugin for Firefox in 0.61. Reinstalled in 0.62. For 0.61 users, you can install the java plugin manually without downloading the new key by pressing "ctrl-alt-t" and typing "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin" in the terminal that appears.

0.61
Applied latest updates
Updated to latest rev kernel to mitigate timing issue on certain HW combinations at boot (AspireOne with Westen Dig HD and Broadcom adapter)
Rebuilt kernel and updated all tools to ALSA 1.0.22 

0.60
Primary purpose of this release is to add better support for older desktop machines
Added /usr/local/bin/create_swap.sh and linked in /etc/rc.local to auto-create a swap file on systems with <1G RAM (like older desktops)
Fixed a goof in /etc/fstab that caused a non-fatal error message to be displayed
Changed /usr/local/bin/update_hostname.sh to set system names to more generic "system-XXXXXX" rather than "netbook-XXXXXX"
Removed all references to EeePC in the installer 

0.59
Fixed default simple updates (see About the SUSD Updates for details) to prevent overwriting some recent base image updates

0.58
Fixed a bug that caused supertux to segfault
Fixed a spurious error in apt that complained about not being able to write to the log. Some GUI tools interpret as a fail, even though install succeeds
Removed eee-control from the default install, as many users are not using EeePCs. Added a simple install script.

0.57
Fixed a bug that caused an unimportant error message to appear during initial machine imaging
Updated the image_prep script to prevent errors unmounting the home partition
Removed "backports-alsa"
Added manually built ALSA 1.0.21, to make mic more functional on netbooks with "HD" audio
Added gnome-alsamixer to allow for more fine-grained control over audio settings
Added a simple script to switch in the Broadcom driver for those with Broadcom wireless adapters
Downgrade Skype to 2.0 from 2.1 so that machines with mics that don't get along with pulse can work.

0.56
Updated to latest kernel release and updated Skype settings
Fixed a minor issue with eee-control SHE support on latest BIOS from Asus

0.55
Fixed Skype menus so that text appears properly (disabled "clean looks" which apparently means "not visible" on dark backgrounds)
Updated eee-control to handle backlight issue on latest Asus BIOS updates
Applied most recent Ubuntu updates, as of 11/16/09

0.54
Minor updates to the defaults in the SWATTEC simple updates
Linux wireless backports applied to resolve kernel panics when Fn+F2 pressed to disable wireless on rt2860 (EeePC 901 and similar)
Latest Ubuntu updates applied (as of 11/10/09)

0.53
Added openshot video editor w/ libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio
Reinstalled mst-corefonts
Applied linux-backports-alsa-karmic-generic to upgrade to alsa 1.0.21
Applied eee-control updates to 0.9.4jk2
Clunky issues still with int mic on 1005ha, but works
Switched default trackpad behavior to edge scrolling rather than two-finger, since many don't support multi-touch

0.52
More eee-control fixes for 1005/1008

0.51
Fixed and added eee-control tools back into the mix
Applied latest updates to resolve issues with some wireless adapters
Changed boot menu to silent mode - only shows a countdown unless user presses escape
Removed forced update to /etc/mtab, as mountall is finally fixed

0.50
First build of Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10) ubermix key with matching functionality to prior Jaunty (9.04) based key

Jaunty Build 9.04

0.42
Updated eee-control to work with the latest BIOS updates from Asus

0.41 - done
Applied all the latest application updates as of 9/16/09
Updated kernel to support older netbooks with slower video cards and applied all customizations

0.40 - done
Add modifications to eee-control that make it work with 1005/1008 models (improves batt life and eliminates need for special updates)
Add hacked (ie fixed) version of gnome-run-dialog for the "run" hotkey (Fn+space) on newer EeePCs (can work with any netbook)
Update to ALSA 1.0.20 for newer netbooks
Replaced "asus-" with "netbook-" in the auto hostname update script.

0.39 - done
Add create_simple_updates.sh to ease the simple updates process
Change remote_access port in the Saugus simple updates file to avoid conflicts with iTalc client

0.38 - done
modified the "Quit" dialog for the default Saugus simple updates set - removed unnecessary buttons

0.37 - done
add lxrandr app and icon so that there is a simpler way to control video output. See Accessories:Setup External Display

0.36 - done
add drivers for wired and wireless on 1005/1008 models

0.35 - done
update the image_prep.sh script for HD models, to make sure it deletes sda3 as well as sda2
update initrd on the uber-key so that it will work properly on all HDD model netbooks

0.33 - done
Update key to allow for 1 step restore, to speed mass upgrades.

0.32 - done
Add keybinding and prefs to gnome-system-monitor for fn+f6 that shows process list for active processes only

0.32 - done
added swattec mods
add image_prep.sh and home_prep.sh scripts to /usr/local/bin/ to ease prep for imaging/custom builds

0.31 - done
add swattec mods to uber-key

0.30 - done
Edit keybindings in gconf/keyb shortcuts app. Remove unnecessary and alter PrintScr to do interactive
kill vt switching by adding to xorg.conf
Section "ServerFlags"
        Option "DontVTSwitch" "true"
EndSection
Preserve Firefox bookmarks on factory restore
Disable Firefox "Save and quit" option
Kill trackpad tapping
Add: Labyrinth + EeePC fixes + python-numeric, which is req'd but not set as a dep in labyrinth package. Apt strikes again!
Remove: Freemind
 
0.29 - done
Add default settings for Firefox to use when right-clicking on a file in the downloads window. Fix initrd so that disk scan and restore factory work on single disk systems (900 and all HDD models)

0.22 - Done
Default Cheese resolution is 1280xwhatever --too much for video

0.62
Oops - accidentally removed the java plugin for Firefox in 0.61. Reinstalled in 0.62. For 0.61 users, you can install the java plugin manually without downloading the new key by pressing "ctrl-alt-t" and typing "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin" in the terminal that appears.

0.61
Applied latest updates
Updated to latest rev kernel to mitigate timing issue on certain HW combinations at boot (AspireOne with Westen Dig HD and Broadcom adapter)
Rebuilt kernel and updated all tools to ALSA 1.0.22 

0.60
Primary purpose of this release is to add better support for older desktop machines
Added /usr/local/bin/create_swap.sh and linked in /etc/rc.local to auto-create a swap file on systems with <1G RAM (like older desktops)
Fixed a goof in /etc/fstab that caused a non-fatal error message to be displayed
Changed /usr/local/bin/update_hostname.sh to set system names to more generic "system-XXXXXX" rather than "netbook-XXXXXX"
Removed all references to EeePC in the installer 

0.59
Fixed default simple updates (see About the SUSD Updates for details) to prevent overwriting some recent base image updates

0.58
Fixed a bug that caused supertux to segfault
Fixed a spurious error in apt that complained about not being able to write to the log. Some GUI tools interpret as a fail, even though install succeeds
Removed eee-control from the default install, as many users are not using EeePCs. Added a simple install script.

0.57
Fixed a bug that caused an unimportant error message to appear during initial machine imaging
Updated the image_prep script to prevent errors unmounting the home partition
Removed "backports-alsa"
Added manually built ALSA 1.0.21, to make mic more functional on netbooks with "HD" audio
Added gnome-alsamixer to allow for more fine-grained control over audio settings
Added a simple script to switch in the Broadcom driver for those with Broadcom wireless adapters
Downgrade Skype to 2.0 from 2.1 so that machines with mics that don't get along with pulse can work.

0.56
Updated to latest kernel release and updated Skype settings
Fixed a minor issue with eee-control SHE support on latest BIOS from Asus

0.55
Fixed Skype menus so that text appears properly (disabled "clean looks" which apparently means "not visible" on dark backgrounds)
Updated eee-control to handle backlight issue on latest Asus BIOS updates
Applied most recent Ubuntu updates, as of 11/16/09

0.54
Minor updates to the defaults in the SWATTEC simple updates
Linux wireless backports applied to resolve kernel panics when Fn+F2 pressed to disable wireless on rt2860 (EeePC 901 and similar)
Latest Ubuntu updates applied (as of 11/10/09)

0.53
Added openshot video editor w/ libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio
Reinstalled mst-corefonts
Applied linux-backports-alsa-karmic-generic to upgrade to alsa 1.0.21
Applied eee-control updates to 0.9.4jk2
Clunky issues still with int mic on 1005ha, but works
Switched default trackpad behavior to edge scrolling rather than two-finger, since many don't support multi-touch

0.52
More eee-control fixes for 1005/1008

0.51
Fixed and added eee-control tools back into the mix
Applied latest updates to resolve issues with some wireless adapters
Changed boot menu to silent mode - only shows a countdown unless user presses escape
Removed forced update to /etc/mtab, as mountall is finally fixed

0.50
First build of Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10) ubermix key with matching functionality to prior Jaunty (9.04) based key

Jaunty Build 9.04

0.42
Updated eee-control to work with the latest BIOS updates from Asus

0.41 - done
Applied all the latest application updates as of 9/16/09
Updated kernel to support older netbooks with slower video cards and applied all customizations

0.40 - done
Add modifications to eee-control that make it work with 1005/1008 models (improves batt life and eliminates need for special updates)
Add hacked (ie fixed) version of gnome-run-dialog for the "run" hotkey (Fn+space) on newer EeePCs (can work with any netbook)
Update to ALSA 1.0.20 for newer netbooks
Replaced "asus-" with "netbook-" in the auto hostname update script.

0.39 - done
Add create_simple_updates.sh to ease the simple updates process
Change remote_access port in the Saugus simple updates file to avoid conflicts with iTalc client

0.38 - done
modified the "Quit" dialog for the default Saugus simple updates set - removed unnecessary buttons

0.37 - done
add lxrandr app and icon so that there is a simpler way to control video output. See Accessories:Setup External Display

0.36 - done
add drivers for wired and wireless on 1005/1008 models

0.35 - done
update the image_prep.sh script for HD models, to make sure it deletes sda3 as well as sda2
update initrd on the uber-key so that it will work properly on all HDD model netbooks

0.33 - done
Update key to allow for 1 step restore, to speed mass upgrades.

0.32 - done
Add keybinding and prefs to gnome-system-monitor for fn+f6 that shows process list for active processes only

0.32 - done
added swattec mods
add image_prep.sh and home_prep.sh scripts to /usr/local/bin/ to ease prep for imaging/custom builds

0.31 - done
add swattec mods to uber-key

0.30 - done
Edit keybindings in gconf/keyb shortcuts app. Remove unnecessary and alter PrintScr to do interactive
kill vt switching by adding to xorg.conf
Section "ServerFlags"
        Option "DontVTSwitch" "true"
EndSection
Preserve Firefox bookmarks on factory restore
Disable Firefox "Save and quit" option
Kill trackpad tapping
Add: Labyrinth + EeePC fixes + python-numeric, which is req'd but not set as a dep in labyrinth package. Apt strikes again!
Remove: Freemind
 
0.29 - done
Add default settings for Firefox to use when right-clicking on a file in the downloads window. Fix initrd so that disk scan and restore factory work on single disk systems (900 and all HDD models)

0.22 - Done
Default Cheese resolution is 1280xwhatever --too much for video

0.62
Oops - accidentally removed the java plugin for Firefox in 0.61. Reinstalled in 0.62. For 0.61 users, you can install the java plugin manually without downloading the new key by pressing "ctrl-alt-t" and typing "sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin" in the terminal that appears.

0.61
Applied latest updates
Updated to latest rev kernel to mitigate timing issue on certain HW combinations at boot (AspireOne with Westen Dig HD and Broadcom adapter)
Rebuilt kernel and updated all tools to ALSA 1.0.22 

0.60
Primary purpose of this release is to add better support for older desktop machines
Added /usr/local/bin/create_swap.sh and linked in /etc/rc.local to auto-create a swap file on systems with <1G RAM (like older desktops)
Fixed a goof in /etc/fstab that caused a non-fatal error message to be displayed
Changed /usr/local/bin/update_hostname.sh to set system names to more generic "system-XXXXXX" rather than "netbook-XXXXXX"
Removed all references to EeePC in the installer 

0.59
Fixed default simple updates (see About the SUSD Updates for details) to prevent overwriting some recent base image updates

0.58
Fixed a bug that caused supertux to segfault
Fixed a spurious error in apt that complained about not being able to write to the log. Some GUI tools interpret as a fail, even though install succeeds
Removed eee-control from the default install, as many users are not using EeePCs. Added a simple install script.

0.57
Fixed a bug that caused an unimportant error message to appear during initial machine imaging
Updated the image_prep script to prevent errors unmounting the home partition
Removed "backports-alsa"
Added manually built ALSA 1.0.21, to make mic more functional on netbooks with "HD" audio
Added gnome-alsamixer to allow for more fine-grained control over audio settings
Added a simple script to switch in the Broadcom driver for those with Broadcom wireless adapters
Downgrade Skype to 2.0 from 2.1 so that machines with mics that don't get along with pulse can work.

0.56
Updated to latest kernel release and updated Skype settings
Fixed a minor issue with eee-control SHE support on latest BIOS from Asus

0.55
Fixed Skype menus so that text appears properly (disabled "clean looks" which apparently means "not visible" on dark backgrounds)
Updated eee-control to handle backlight issue on latest Asus BIOS updates
Applied most recent Ubuntu updates, as of 11/16/09

0.54
Minor updates to the defaults in the SWATTEC simple updates
Linux wireless backports applied to resolve kernel panics when Fn+F2 pressed to disable wireless on rt2860 (EeePC 901 and similar)
Latest Ubuntu updates applied (as of 11/10/09)

0.53
Added openshot video editor w/ libsdl1.2debian-pulseaudio
Reinstalled mst-corefonts
Applied linux-backports-alsa-karmic-generic to upgrade to alsa 1.0.21
Applied eee-control updates to 0.9.4jk2
Clunky issues still with int mic on 1005ha, but works
Switched default trackpad behavior to edge scrolling rather than two-finger, since many don't support multi-touch

0.52
More eee-control fixes for 1005/1008

0.51
Fixed and added eee-control tools back into the mix
Applied latest updates to resolve issues with some wireless adapters
Changed boot menu to silent mode - only shows a countdown unless user presses escape
Removed forced update to /etc/mtab, as mountall is finally fixed

0.50
First build of Karmic Koala (Ubuntu 9.10) ubermix key with matching functionality to prior Jaunty (9.04) based key

Jaunty Build 9.04

0.42
Updated eee-control to work with the latest BIOS updates from Asus

0.41 - done
Applied all the latest application updates as of 9/16/09
Updated kernel to support older netbooks with slower video cards and applied all customizations

0.40 - done
Add modifications to eee-control that make it work with 1005/1008 models (improves batt life and eliminates need for special updates)
Add hacked (ie fixed) version of gnome-run-dialog for the "run" hotkey (Fn+space) on newer EeePCs (can work with any netbook)
Update to ALSA 1.0.20 for newer netbooks
Replaced "asus-" with "netbook-" in the auto hostname update script.

0.39 - done
Add create_simple_updates.sh to ease the simple updates process
Change remote_access port in the Saugus simple updates file to avoid conflicts with iTalc client

0.38 - done
modified the "Quit" dialog for the default Saugus simple updates set - removed unnecessary buttons

0.37 - done
add lxrandr app and icon so that there is a simpler way to control video output. See Accessories:Setup External Display

0.36 - done
add drivers for wired and wireless on 1005/1008 models

0.35 - done
update the image_prep.sh script for HD models, to make sure it deletes sda3 as well as sda2
update initrd on the uber-key so that it will work properly on all HDD model netbooks

0.33 - done
Update key to allow for 1 step restore, to speed mass upgrades.

0.32 - done
Add keybinding and prefs to gnome-system-monitor for fn+f6 that shows process list for active processes only

0.32 - done
added swattec mods
add image_prep.sh and home_prep.sh scripts to /usr/local/bin/ to ease prep for imaging/custom builds

0.31 - done
add swattec mods to uber-key

0.30 - done
Edit keybindings in gconf/keyb shortcuts app. Remove unnecessary and alter PrintScr to do interactive
kill vt switching by adding to xorg.conf
Section "ServerFlags"
        Option "DontVTSwitch" "true"
EndSection
Preserve Firefox bookmarks on factory restore
Disable Firefox "Save and quit" option
Kill trackpad tapping
Add: Labyrinth + EeePC fixes + python-numeric, which is req'd but not set as a dep in labyrinth package. Apt strikes again!
Remove: Freemind
 
0.29 - done
Add default settings for Firefox to use when right-clicking on a file in the downloads window. Fix initrd so that disk scan and restore factory work on single disk systems (900 and all HDD models)

0.22 - Done
Default Cheese resolution is 1280xwhatever --too much for video

1. My keyboarding skills have improved this year (True/False)
2. I can open and save a document (True/False)
3. I can copy and paste text or pictures (True/False)
4. I know how to print a document (True/False)
5. I can create a presentation (True/False)
6. I have posted to the student community (Tre/False)
7. My writing has improved (strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, strongly agree)
8. I learned about internet safety
9. I am able to search for information and pictures on the internet.
10. It is important to me that I can post my work online (strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, strongly agree)
11. I can solve problems on my own, without the assistance of my teacher. (strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, strongly agree)

1. My keyboarding skills have improved this year (True/False)

2. I can open and save a document (True/False)

3. I can copy and paste text or pictures (True/False)

4. I know how to print a document (True/False)

5. I can create a presentation (True/False)

6. I have posted to the student community (Tre/False)

7. My writing has improved (strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, strongly agree)

8. I learned about internet safety

9. I am able to search for information and pictures on the internet.

10. It is important to me that I can post my work online (strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, strongly agree)

11. I can solve problems on my own, without the assistance of my teacher. (strongly disagree, disagree, neutral, agree, strongly agree)

Animoto - Make your own slide shows, add videos and sound.  This is the education site.  Ask for an account and you can add your students. www.animoto.com/education

GrabTube - Convert media files to other formats: - http://www.grab-tube.com/converter

Online Timer: http://www.timeme.com/timer-stopwatch.htm

Slideshare - Converts presentations/documents to an embed-able format: http://slideshare.net

Sketchcast - Recordable, embed-able virtual whiteboard with audio. Great for online demos/explanations!: http://sketchcast.com

drop.io - A great place to upload a file in just about any format to show/collaborate/present: http://drop.io

EtherPad - instant online word processor that lets multiple users collaborate in real-time on the same document: http://etherpad.com

Scrumy - Simple virtual taskboard for project planning: http://scrumy.com

Wordle - Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text: http://wordle.net

WorditOut - Like Wordle but it provides you with an embed code.  Nice feature. http://www.worditout.com

NoodleTools - NoodleTools provides innovative software that teaches students and supports teachers and librarians throughout the entire research process: http://www.noodletools.com

MakeBeliefsComix - Create your own comic strips. Great for simple digital storytelling. http://www.makebeliefscomix.com

Animoto for Education - Make killer videos from your images automatically. Note: be sure to request an education account first - DO NOT REGISTER until they have sent you an activation code or the account won't get set up properly. http://animoto.com/education

QuietTube - Watch YouTube videos without all the comments and other garbage. http://quietube.com

JeopardyLabs - Build your own Jeopardy game. Allows you to save and password protect your games. Thought: let the kids build the games. Here's an example.  http://jeopardylabs.com

TheMathWorksheetSite.com - Great site for getting/building worksheets. Use them on your projector with Smart Notebook ink layer. http://themathworksheetsite.com

Exploratree - Free online library of thinking guides. You can add your students and they can create and save their own thinking guides. http://www.exploratree.org.uk

WebQuest.org - Awesome site from San Diego State University with webquests, how-tos, and projects for teachers and students. http://webquest.org

Math Magician - http://www.oswego.org/ocsd-web/games/Mathmagician/maths1.html - Timed and scored Math tests

Paragraph a Week - Great site for writing practice http://www.teachersdesk.org/topics/par_week_program.html

Mathkinz - Student practice and teacher resources http://www.mathkinz.com

Teacher Math Site - This has worksheet and practices all aligned to the CA math standards.  Games too.  

http://www.ixl.com/math/standards/california

National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - Great math site with interactive activities - great for IWB or Airliners - http://nlvm.usu.edu/

Math Apprentice - Math in a real world situation uses multiple math skills to solve problems - http://www.mathapprentice.com/index.html

Math Playground - All kinds of Math activities for teachers and students - http://www.mathplayground.com/

Chatzy - Quick, easy online chat http://chatzy.com

Shelfari - Virtual bookshelf http://shelfari.com

Delicious - Social bookmarking. Share your bookmarks and access them from anywhere. http://delicious.com

Pics4Learning - Great safe site for pictures to use in education - http://pics4learning.com

ImageBank - Another educational picture site http://imagebank.scoilnet.ie

Read Write Think - Incredible reading and ELA resources and practice for students and teachers. Some examples are the BioCube, Character Trading Cards, and Comic Creator http://www.readwritethink.org

Quick Math Games - Great math site for kids. Kids must read directions, which are clear and no risk for kids who are English learners http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/mathgames/quickmath/quickmath.htm

eChalk Cloud-click Quiz - Great multiplication game for elementary kids http://www.echalk.co.uk/tasters/taster3/taster.html

JacksonPollock.org - Great art activity to follow a lesson on Jackson Pollock http://www.jacksonpollock.org

ClassJump.com - Great free web site builder for teachers. Parents can subscribe and get notification of updates. Check out the great links on Jennifer Way's awesome Classjump web site http://classjump.com

BBC UK KS2 Bitesize - Awesome site with great activities for kids. See Rocks and Soils example - http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize

Rock Cycle Games - Fun Oxford University game that teaches the rock cycle http://www.oum.ox.ac.uk/thezone/rocks/games/level2.htm

Great Source Writing  - http://www.greatsource.com/iwrite/

Thinkfinity - Huge directory of resources and activities for students and teachers. Some examples found on Thinkfinity include Animal Inquiry Activity and the Letter Generator http://thinkfinity.org 

Oddcast Text to Speech Translator - Type in text in any language and it translates the text, as well as speaks it in any other language. You can even select an accent. http://oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_tran_example.php

Missouri Botanical Gardens Biomes - Great biomes activities and information http://www.mbgnet.net

Tumblebooks - Excellent ebook library for kids. Awesome multimedia that reads the books to the kids. Great for ELL learners! http://www.tumblebooks.com/library/asp/home_tumblebooks.asp

County of LA Public Library - Public library site with lots of resources and links http://www.colapublib.org

CA State Parks Distance Learning - Videoconference with park rangers live in your classroom. Free, but requires equipment. Contact them, as they often allow schools to borrow the equipment. http://www.ports.parks.ca.gov

Teachers First - Great resource site.  This specific one is for The Giving Tree  - http://www.teachersfirst.com/lessons/givingtree.cfm

Animoto - Make your own slide shows, add videos and sound.  This is the education site.  Ask for an account and you can add your students. www.animoto.com/education

GrabTube - Convert media files to other formats: - http://www.grab-tube.com/converter

Online Timer: http://www.timeme.com/timer-stopwatch.htm

Slideshare - Converts presentations/documents to an embed-able format: http://slideshare.net

Sketchcast - Recordable, embed-able virtual whiteboard with audio. Great for online demos/explanations!: http://sketchcast.com

drop.io - A great place to upload a file in just about any format to show/collaborate/present: http://drop.io

EtherPad - instant online word processor that lets multiple users collaborate in real-time on the same document: http://etherpad.com

Scrumy - Simple virtual taskboard for project planning: http://scrumy.com

Wordle - Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” from text that you provide. The clouds give greater prominence to words that appear more frequently in the source text: http://wordle.net

WorditOut - Like Wordle but it provides you with an embed code.  Nice feature. http://www.worditout.com

NoodleTools - NoodleTools provides innovative software that teaches students and supports teachers and librarians throughout the entire research process: http://www.noodletools.com

MakeBeliefsComix - Create your own comic strips. Great for simple digital storytelling. http://www.makebeliefscomix.com

Animoto for Education - Make killer videos from your images automatically. Note: be sure to request an education account first - DO NOT REGISTER until they have sent you an activation code or the account won't get set up properly. http://animoto.com/education

QuietTube - Watch YouTube videos without all the comments and other garbage. http://quietube.com

JeopardyLabs - Build your own Jeopardy game. Allows you to save and password protect your games. Thought: let the kids build the games. Here's an example.  http://jeopardylabs.com

TheMathWorksheetSite.com - Great site for getting/building worksheets. Use them on your projector with Smart Notebook ink layer. http://themathworksheetsite.com

Exploratree - Free online library of thinking guides. You can add your students and they can create and save their own thinking guides. http://www.exploratree.org.uk

WebQuest.org - Awesome site from San Diego State University with webquests, how-tos, and projects for teachers and students. http://webquest.org

Math Magician - http://www.oswego.org/ocsd-web/games/Mathmagician/maths1.html - Timed and scored Math tests

Paragraph a Week - Great site for writing practice http://www.teachersdesk.org/topics/par_week_program.html

Mathkinz - Student practice and teacher resources http://www.mathkinz.com

Teacher Math Site - This has worksheet and practices all aligned to the CA math standards.  Games too.  

http://www.ixl.com/math/standards/california

National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - Great math site with interactive activities - great for IWB or Airliners - 

http://www.ixl.com/math/standards/california

Chatzy - Quick, easy online chat http://chatzy.com

Shelfari - Virtual bookshelf http://shelfari.com

Delicious - Social bookmarking. Share your bookmarks and access them from anywhere. http://delicious.com

Pics4Learning - Great safe site for pictures to use in education - http://pics4learning.com

ImageBank - Another educational picture site http://imagebank.scoilnet.ie

Read Write Think - Incredible reading and ELA resources and practice for students and teachers. Some examples are the BioCube, Character Trading Cards, and Comic Creator http://www.readwritethink.org

Quick Math Games - Great math site for kids. Kids must read directions, which are clear and no risk for kids who are English learners http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/mathgames/quickmath/quickmath.htm

eChalk Cloud-click Quiz - Great multiplication game for elementary kids http://www.echalk.co.uk/tasters/taster3/taster.html

JacksonPollock.org - Great art activity to follow a lesson on Jackson Pollock http://www.jacksonpollock.org

ClassJump.com - Great free web site builder for teachers. Parents can subscribe and get notification of updates. Check out the great links on Jennifer Way's awesome Classjump web site http://classjump.com

BBC UK KS2 Bitesize - Awesome site with great activities for kids. See Rocks and Soils example - http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize

Rock Cycle Games - Fun Oxford University game that teaches the rock cycle http://www.oum.ox.ac.uk/thezone/rocks/games/level2.htm

Great Source Writing  - http://www.greatsource.com/iwrite/

Thinkfinity - Huge directory of resources and activities for students and teachers. Some examples found on Thinkfinity include Animal Inquiry Activity and the Letter Generator http://thinkfinity.org 

Oddcast Text to Speech Translator - Type in text in any language and it translates the text, as well as speaks it in any other language. You can even select an accent. http://oddcast.com/home/demos/tts/tts_tran_example.php

Missouri Botanical Gardens Biomes - Great biomes activities and information http://www.mbgnet.net

Tumblebooks - Excellent ebook library for kids. Awesome multimedia that reads the books to the kids. Great for ELL learners! http://www.tumblebooks.com/library/asp/home_tumblebooks.asp

County of LA Public Library - Public library site with lots of resources and links http://www.colapublib.org

CA State Parks Distance Learning - Videoconference with park rangers live in your classroom. Free, but requires equipment. Contact them, as they often allow schools to borrow the equipment. http://www.ports.parks.ca.gov

Teachers First - Great resource site.  This specific one is for The Giving Tree  - http://www.teachersfirst.com/lessons/givingtree.cfm