MakeUseOf.com has the Top 3 Sites to Make Flashcards for your Kids. Included in their review are ESL Flashcards, the Flashcard Exchange and ProProfs. You may also want to check out ProProfs selection of online learning games.

Dangerously Irrelevant are working on THE PUSH, which is a great attempt to collect a variety of education blogs together in one place. They are almost finished. Check out the Education Blogs, or Subject Specific Blogs. There are a lot of great sources here and some that I will no doubt end up adding to my Blog List.

DE Tools Tools of the Trade links to Tiny Designer. It's a free web based drawing and design program. No registration required, just click through to get started.

12 History and Social Studies sites are handily included by Free Tech 4 Teachers. Visually, they are not all the most exciting websites to navigate or use, but there is plenty of good information there. I have used 50states.com with my class in previous years and found it to be worth using.

The new PBS schedule is available via Tech&Learning. Also worth taking some time to explore is the PBS Teachers site. They are building up resources as they go, and have nice extras like the PBS Activity Packs that you can add to your own class website or blog.