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A series of lesson plans written by the Baltimore Curriculum Project for grades K-5 in different subject areas

An extraordinary set of links covering technology integration, state standards, and lesson plans

Lessons and activities for many grade levels...coordinates with NCTM standards. It also has the ability to make spinners, graph paper, etc.

Resources for teachers

Curriki, the online education community, is building the first website to offer free, open-source instructional materials for K-12. We have thousands of free worksheets, lesson plans, exams, project ideas and activities for English language arts, math, science, social studies, technology integration and other subjects. All of our educational material is contributed by teachers and partners and is free and open source.

Neferchichi's Tomb is full of treasure for kids, teachers, & amateur Egyptologists: free clip art & fonts, e-postcards, gift shop, lesson plans, fun & games, and lots of information about Egypt.

I originally read this in Washington Post's education blog Answer Sheet. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/wp/2013/05/16/how-to-teach-history-and-how-not-to/

Intel Free Tools and Resources including Visual Ranking

Really good resources for planning. Check out the Visual Ranking tool

A Site worth looking at for Elementary, Special Education, and ELL students. Some of the tools might be a bit pricey. Look at the Blog and seriously think about an RSS feed. The links to resources are awesome.

Don't miss out on these opportunities to enhance a child's education while encouraging a love of reading with these fantastic book sites.

Wow! This site just illustrates all that is available for free. Take a little time and plan a lesson around one of these books. But make no mistake you have to limit your resource and try out everything first. But hey, that is true of all good teaching, don't you think?

I think this is a great source for kids who do not like to read, which there are many.

World History Curriculum MS & HS - much of this can be used as a basis for an ES program as well

This site has anything you can think of for teachers

A site with links to everything from typing practice to Smart Board lessons to monthly ideas.

Thousands of Free Lesson Plans and Educational Resources for Teachers ...Thinkfinity is here to help outside the classroom, too... This new Afterschool section provides you with information to help students outside of the classroom.

I will definitely use this site!!! It is already in my favorites at home and I have just sent it to school.

Trish and all, Thinfinity is the primary site we used this summer in the Internet Safety Course. Thinkfinity is a gift from Verizon. Verizon sponsored a contest with netbook winners in our Catholic Schools. Even more important is that Verizon Foundation supports student scholarships. Our local group of Verizon Pioneers gets credit for everyone who links to Thinkfinity through this address: http://www.thinkfinity.org/home.aspx?source=pioneers It is the same as the one you shared but it tracks useage for pioneer credits. Hope lots of folks will add this to school favorites. Carole

Baylor University School of Medicine Site for Biology Teachers

Chart, with links to explorations, question asking, visual lilteracy, 21st Century skills, higher order thinking skills. K-12

There is all kinds of great math resources here. What attracted me first was that middle school and secondar math is highlighted. Check it out

Hi Current Topics Members, If you teach middle school or secondary math, you might find this site a help. Check it out and decide for yourself.

Thank you Carole Redline - I'll pass it on to the math teachers at Villa Maria