Dictionaries / Glossaries / Translators

  • Multilingual Glossary
    If you have ELLs in your math classes, you will want to bookmark this site. It is a multilingual math glossary. Spanish, Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Hmong, Khmer, Korean, Punjabi, Russian, Tagalog, Urdu, and Vietnamese.[starrating id=713 color=4 name="Multilingual Glossary" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • VisualThesaurus
    The Visual Thesaurus is an interactive dictionary and thesaurus which creates word maps. The Visual Thesaurus has over 145,000 English words and 115,000 meanings. Find the word you need and discover related meanings. [starrating id=716 color=4 name="Visual Thesaurus" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • Translations
    This site provides translations for slightly over 40 languages.[starrating id=716 color=4 name="Translations" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • Spanish-English Math Dictionary
    Spanish-English online math glossary. This will come in handy with a newbie who speaks no English enters your math class. [starrating id=717 color=4 name="Spanis-English Dictionary" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • Spanish English MATH Glossary
    Do you have Spanish speakers in your classroom, this Spanish-English math glossary might be a great teaching tool to have handy.[starrating id=718 color=4 name="Spanish English MATH Glossary" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • Babblefish
    A translation site. [starrating id=719 color=4 name="Babblefish" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • Free Translation
    For ELLs especially, there are times when they just can’t grasp a firm understanding of an assigned reading.  Dictionaries fail to clear the fog no matter how long they spend trying to make sense of the text.  This is a free translation site that might cut through some of the language debris.  I inputted a passage in English and then had it translated into French (which I speak).  It was well done! [starrating id=720 color=4 name="Free Translation" size=1 stars=5 max=5]

  • Classroom Clipart
    Class clip art can be use in any classroom activity. Here you find pictures for 22 areas from BEACHES to WETLANDS. SCIENCE, ART, ESL/ELD, GEOGRAPHY will truly enjoy this one. [starrating id=717 color=4 name="Classroom Clipart" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • The Internet Picture Dictionary
    If you have beginners, you will want to bookmark this one. For very basic beginners, they can practice survival English vocabulary with minimal assistance from the teacher. It is free. [starrating id=718 color=4 name="The Internet Picture Dictionary" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • Merriam-Webster Dictionary and Thesaurus
    Merriam Webster’s dictionary is free online. You can also add it to your toolbar for quick access. It will pronounce the word in a human voice (alternating between male and female). It offers games, word of the day activities, etc. [starrating id=719 color=4 name="Merriam-Webster Dictionary and Thesaurus" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • TeacherTube
    Teacher Tube is safe for any classroom since it is done by teachers for teachers. You will find lessons and activities being demonstrated for all the world to see covering all grade levels. [starrating id=720 color=4 name="TeacherTube" size=1 stars=5 max=5]
  • Free Online Dictionaries
    Free online bilingual dictionaries for Dutch, Swahili, + 14 more languages. [starrating id=721 color=4 name="Free Online Dictionaries" size=1 stars=5 max=5]