Mrs. Melloway's Webpage

 Teacherweb Checklist

 Home page + 14 or more additional pages

*Note-If you choose a frame format, your welcome page will serve as your home page.

Welcome page (page type-enhanced text)

• Write a 100 word introduction to your website and add a photo.
• Customize font color/size/graphices/ bars/backgrounds.
• You'll add 15 or more additional pages to your site

All About Me Page (page type-enhanced text)

• Introduce yourself to your readers. This is not an autobiographical sketch; instead, reflect on your decision to pursue a degree in education.

• Add a picture of yourself.

History page (page type-enhanced text)

• Add one or more pictures related to Lewis & Clark Day. Annotate the picture.

• Include 5 or more links to history-friendly sites.

  Government page (page type-links plus)

• Link to 5 or more government sites (choose sites appropriate for your future students).

• Annotate each site.

• Use sites that are grade appropriate.

Junior Achievement/Economics page 1 (enhanced text)

• Include a 150 word JA reflection.

• Link to 5 or more economic sites (not necessarily related to JA).

  Junior Achievement/Economics page 2 (page type-photos/documents)

• Add one or more pictures related to your Junior Achievement experience.

Geography page 1 (page type-links+)

• Links to 5 or more geography sites appropriate for use in your future classroom.
• Annotate each entry.

 Geography page 2 (page type-enhanced text)

• Link to your Missouri Day reflections page.
• Add two or more pictures related to New London Day.

 Geography page 3 (page type-links plus)

• Post the web address for state project: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/TC010183741033.aspx?CategoryID=CT063455491033
• Link to your personal state project

Book Review (enhanced text)

• Write a short summary of a trade book with a social studies theme.
• Link to five + sites that would aid you when planning a unit based on this book.

 SmartBoard Lessons (page type-enhanced text)

• Link to your SmartBoard lesson.
• Briefly describe connections to social studies curriculum.

Virtual field trips (links+)

• Choose a location that you'd like to visit with your class-if money were no object (local, state, U.S. or world).

• Create a scavenger hunt featuring five grade-appropriate websites accessed to learn about this location.

 Photo Gallery (page type-enhanced text)

• Upload at least three favorite photos.

• Annotate each entry.

 Blog (page type-blog)

• Create a blog based on activity days; i.e., Lewis & Clark Day, JA, & Missouri Day.

Fun and Games Page (page type-all purpose)

• Link to five or more games or puzzles with a social studies theme.
• Briefly describe each game and its connection to the social studies curriculum.