If you haven’t checked out Yahoo! games in a while, you might be surprised at how much it has changed. Play pool, dominoes, scrabble, and more. A great way to waste time!

The Argonne National Laboratory provides ask-a-scientist services for grades K-12 with a fully searchable archive of more than 12,000 questions. It’s a perfect resource to offer students that need a little extra assistance.

Click here for a list of organizations and their websites, formed specifically for educators.

Check this site daily to see the latest news in the education field.

I found a new link to PIT today from a site I haven’t seen before. The blog is called “Speaking of History…” and here is a brief description: Speaking of History is a podcast and blog maintained by an 8th grade American History teacher in Missouri who attempts to use technology to enhance the […]

Okay okay, so I’m guessing most of my readers aren’t from Austin, but if you’re looking for some free indie music compilations or perhaps an interesting album review, I suggest checking out flux=rad.

I found a new link to PIT today from the lovely Random Ramblings. Danita is fairly new to the blogging world, but her site already has tons of wonderful posts and information. As a fellow techie, she is a woman after my own heart. Check out her blog everyone!

Need some Turkey day puzzles, word searches, quizzes, stories, games, crafts, or anything else Thanksgiving-related? Check out this website.

This website appears to be a great resource for students and teachers. Look for science fair ideas, browse newspapers from around the world, find loads of info on any topic… even ask a live person for assistance. Visit IPL.org.

If you’re tired of Googling, check out MsDewey.com– the hottie librarian ready and able to help you surf the net. For a fun twist on searching, check out this site.