Review your material by checking yourself with these online resources. You will need to select your course, but then you have M

Practice writing numbers 0-10,000. Think closely about the words!

A great way to be introduced to Shakespeare's plays - in 60 seconds or less!

More practice from the BBC on reading and various items associated with it.

Practice telling the difference between facts and opinions. Be careful!

Ever wanted to see what an area looked like years ago? Now you can.

Travel the world - from your computer. So neat.

One of the best sites for grammar and grammar practice I have ever seen! Check out the practice sites ...

A whole list of web exercises that students can use to practice a variety of grammar.

A wonderful resource for parents and students wanting to know more about writing.

Use this online tool to practice for your online writing prompt. Learn to use the tools themselves!

Review generated by RCPS teachers: username - rockingham; password - fenn

Uses released tests from DOE to generate questions for review materials

Augusta County has created an excellent review resource for the SOLs. Take AND grade released tests online.

Work the brain harder ...

Test your knowledge of current events in today's society!

Work the brain ...

A good practice for hand-eye coordination.

Create online flashcards in a snap!

Study skills ideas and strategies for students, straight from JMU.

Make your photos talk!!!!

Create mindmaps online, like you never have before. Oh, how cool.

This homepage has specific information for YOU: the student

Cool way to make presentations not so boring. Great idea for student presentations.

The best tool I have found online for organizing data. Super cool.

Word clouds, on steroids

Be a movie maker with your own avatars and movies.

Create word clouds!!!!! Pretty, pretty.

Create rubrics

Specific information and resources for teenagers and their parents regarding ADD.

The homepage for the Self-Determination project from the Virginia Department of Education

The national site for Learning Disabilities. Great information and links to resources.

Quite possibly the best information ever for people to understand many types of disabilities

How are you smart?

A guide for teens who have Learning Disabilities

The homepage for transition services for Rockingham County Schools

A list of famous people who have disabilities

This is sponsored by the Partnership for People with Disabilities, and Virginia Commonwealth University.

Guide can be downloaded; it was printed in 2003 but the information is still relevant

Career Clusters help you investigate careers and design your courses of study to advance your career goals. A career cluster is

The Career Planning Guide (CPG) is a career-planning tool for students and a resource for parents, teachers, and counselors who

Trailblazers’ mission is to help you recognize all career opportunities, unrestricted by social or cultural expectations. A nont

GREAT website for CAREER EXPLORATION and development of JOB SEEKING SKILLS:

Career assessment

Another helpful resource for learning to drive

Designed for young adults with disabilities, and this section of the site targets the journey toward employment

This site, sponsored by the Virginia Career Education Foundation, lets you explore careers and identify course offerings that wi

Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor

A fun game to practice driving, for as much as you can on a computer.

Help developing employment goals

This site helps you explore career options and find out which careers match your interests. The site offers insights into salari

The Virginia Education Wizard offers extensive career information, including assessment tools based on interests.

The commission provides employer and job seeker services, unemployment benefits, and labor market information.

A place to discover careers and explore the sixteen career clusters.

Teacher resource

Lessons from the Presidents' Advisory Council on Financial Literacy

This is an online game developed for middle and high school students. Its purpose is to teach personal finance skills through a

Comprehensive investor education program for students in grades four through 12.