http://www.blackgold.ab.ca/ict/  - multi grade and cross curricular.  Very easy to use.  Choose from images, video clips, games, etc. to support the learning in your classroom.

www.learnalberta.ca – You will find a variety of resources, such as digital images, video clips and links, to support the Alberta Program of Studies.  It is multi grade and cross curriculum.

http://www.spellingcity.com/ - for elementary.

http://www.delicious.com/getca2009 - this site is a list of bookmarked online resources compiled by Getca.

http://www.touchmath.com/  - Primary math.  Click on the free button and you can download free sample math worksheets that use the touch math system.  If you are unsure of what the Touchmath system is, you can watch the tutorial.

www.childcareland.com – for primary grades

www.makinglearningfun.com – for primary grades

www.edhelper.com – cross curricular reproducible.  It looks like it would be best for elementary.

www.starfall.com – primary online reading resources on a variety of themes. 

http://printables.familyeducation.com/?grade_range=98-98&theme=skill-
www.tinsnips.org  - Tinsnips is a special education resource that strives to share a variety of specialized teaching tools, techniques, worksheets, and activities with teachers of students who have autistic spectrum disorders and related developmental disabilities. Many of these activities may be appropriate for Pre-K and Kindergarten children.

www.childrenwithspecialneeds.com – this site is created by parents.  There are some picture symbol boards for different skills, such as grooming. 

www.animoto.com – for creating digital stories.  Great for students who benefit from visuals and auditory support.  Simple to use.

www.sheppardsoftware.com   – Variety of interactive activities to use in your classroom that directly connect to curriculum.  Try out the World Geography. 

www.classroom.jc-schools.net – activities across the grade but I looked at the Basic Skills section and there were many games and activities related to the curriculum
www.primarygames.com

www.zamzar.com – You can use Zamzar to convert You Tube videos to a format you can use at school.  The trick is to copy the You Tube link.  Go to Zamzar and click on Download Videos.  Then paste the link into the step one box.  In step 2, choose avi. as your  format.  Then give them your email in step 3, click on convert and wait.  It will prompt you to check your email.  It can take between a few minutes to 6 hours to receive the email.

www.wordle.net – This fun site lets you take a body of text, a summary of a story or a list of student and teacher traits that make a great school and turn it into an interesting poster to hang up in your room.   The words that appear the most, in the text, come up largest so it provides a neat summary.

http://picasa.google.com – download it to help create digital stories, social stories, etc.

www.viswiki.com - VisWiki is a visual, intuitive, and interactive web interface to encyclopedic knowledge/information, especially of Wikipedia. It is designed to provide a fun place to learn stuff in an efficient manner.

www.wikipedia.org  - You can choose a topic and then go to the Languages sidebar on the left.  Choose Simple Language and it will summarize the article in simple language for your students.

www.ambientdesign.com – visual / digital art for the Smartboard.  Pretty cool interactive art and would help kids who get stressed if their hands or clothes get dirty.  There is a free version to play with.

www.thisissand.com – another visually stimulating art activity for your computer or Smartboard. 

http://teacher.scholastic.com/products/bookflixfreetrial – free trial of an interactive reading resource

http://www.mayer-johnson.com – go to the downloads and look for the free trials.  There is a free trial for Boardmaker Plus and Sym writer which was suggested by Sandra and Ross, who are assistive technology consultants with Edmonton Public.  This is intended for people with autism, but will work for anyone who would benefit from visual supports for receptive and expressive communication.

www.wwlearning.ca – This website is created and maintained by EPSB Assistive Technology consultant, Sandra Gluth.  You will find a list of recommended online resources and where they fit in with the Alberta Curriculum.  Excellent resource.