A
to Z lesson plans: Teachers can find 296 original lesson plans submitted
by teachers.
ABC
Teach: "abcteach will provide easy, online materials for immediate
use by kids, student teachers, teachers, parents and other visitors to
the site."
Alfy
Park: This site has interactive games for primary
students.
Betsy
Byar's Homepage: This site has links for writing tips, photos and
a book list of Betsy Byar. This could be a great site for students to
do an extensive study about Betsy Byar.
Boggle's
World: "Boggle's World is a resource site for teachers who teach
elementary and middle school English, ESL and EFL to kids. Just click,
print, and copy."
Busy
Teacher's Website:
This site has been designed to provide teachers with source
materials, lesson plans / classroom activities with a
minimum of site-to-site linking.
Classroom
Direct: This site has a great supply of teaching essentials at a reasonable
price.
Discovery
School: Users of Discovery School will find innovative teaching materials
for teachers and useful and enjoyable resources for students.
Dositey.com:
"Free interactive lessons, exercises and worksheets, educational
games, open-ended questions in Math and Language Arts, and more.."
Education
Place: Resources for elementary-school teachers, students,
and parents.
Education
World: Education World highlights Web sites to help
educators integrate timely themes into their lessons.
FunBrain.com:
This site has several educational games that allow the user to progress
to a higher skill level.
Funschool.com:
"The site offers more than 300 interactive games and
activities for preschool through 6th grade that are fun,
easy-to-use, educational activities ranging from matching
numbers and shapes for preschoolers, to geography, math
and history for third through sixth graders."
Gateways
Program: "The Lesson Plans have been developed and implemented
in classrooms by teachers who are involved with the Open Gateways Program.
The lessons integrate Sun technology into K-12 curricula."
Harcourt
School Publishers: This is an incredible site for teachers to engage
their students in interactive, fun and educational activities.
Jan
Brett's Homepage:
This site has several activities for children. There are math, reading
and writing problems that will engage your students. There are several
games, recipes and art activities that could be incorporated into a unit
on Jan Brett. Once the students complete the unit, they can recieve a
certificate from this site. Certificates
Kathy
Shrock: "Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators is a categorized
list of sites useful for enhancing curriculum and
professional growth. It is updated often to include the
best sites for teaching and learning."
Learing
Page. This is a great resource. Teachers will have to sign up for
membership. It is easy and it is free. You can get some great worksheets
for a variety of subjects and grade levels.
Lycos
Zone: Teachers, parents and kids can enjoy the resources found at this
site. There is a game section that will engage the user.
The teacher's section has several lesson plans and
thematic units.
Marco
Polo: "The goals of MarcoPolo for 2005 are to provide teachers
with 5,200 standards-based lesson plans and resources
that cover every core K-12 subject, grade level and
class period, and to train 2.4 million teachers, with
MarcoPolo in every school and 1 million teachers using
MarcoPolo regularly."
Math
Fact Cafe: This site has addition, subtraction, division,
multiplication and fraction flash cards for students to
practice.
MathMastery:
"MathMastery.com is a leading website dedicated to helping students,
teachers and parents learn, practice, and understand essential math skills."
National
Geographic Book Club: This site lists several books
for students to read. Students can read a summary of each
book in the list. They can also read reviews provided by
other students. There is also an opportunity for students
to provide their own summary once they have read the book.
Nearctica:
This web site lists many education sites that deal with a
multitude of lesson plans.
100
+ Great Sites for Children: Links at this site were
compiled by the Children and Technology Committee of the
Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the
American Library Association.
Paul
Cockcroft's Literacy Resources: This site has great activities and
worksheets for teachers to enhance writing skills.
PBS
Kids: This site offers several fun educational games
for kids to play. Check out all the exciting activities
offered at the Friends
site of Arthur.
Prongo:
Prongo.com provides educational games where kids can interact and learn.
Students should be able to learn a great deal as they play these fun,
educational games.
Puzzlemaker
@ Discovery.com: "Puzzlemaker is a puzzle
generation tool for teachers, students and parents. Create and
print customized word search, crossword and math puzzles using
your word lists.
Read,
Write, Think: This site has great writing lessons to
choose from. Check out this specific lesson on
drawing and writing stories: http://www.readwritethink.org/lessons/lesson_view.asp?id=111
Reading
a-z.com: This site will provide the teacher several
children's reproducible books. There are also many lesson
plans to assist in language development.
Reading
Planet: This site has a lot of fun reading and writing activities for children.
The
Reading Process: This site provides guided reading
tips, reading strategies and a Reader's Workshop.
Rubistar:
"RubiStar is a tool to help the teacher who wants to use
rubrics but does not have the time to develop them from
scratch."
The
Science Center: "The Science Center strives to provide teachers
and students with resources that help improve the way scientific and environmental
issues are discussed in the classroom."
Sites
for Teacher: Links to incredible teacher, parent and student
resources is provided on this site.
Suite101.com:
This site lists links to several fun spots for kids.
Teach-nology:
Teachers can make grading rubrics by filling out a simple form. There
are also worksheets and worksheet makers along with teaching ideas and
lesson plans.
Teachers
First: This site gives information on writer's
workshops. It is broken down by grade level to
assist different groups.
Terrific
Science Lesson & Lab Exchange: The lessons on this site were
developed through the Teaching Science with TOYS and
Science-Literature Integration projects.
Tom
Tancredo:
This site has great links to sites for teachers, students and parents.
Kids can learn a great deal about our constitution, history and much more.
There are links to such sites as the Library of Congress, Kids in the
White House and Merriam-Webster's site.
Webtime
Stories: Webtime Stories is an annotated collection of web sites for
people who love children's literature.
Writer's
Workshop: This site provides teachers with a lot of
writing ideas and web resourses.
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