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Learn to play guitar with this beautifully designed site. Work through the lessons using your own guitar along with your computer's microphone so the site can interact with you as you play in real time. The site will even help you tune it. If you haven't got a guitar to hand, you can use the on-screen virtual guitar. The course is designed for beginners, but lessons progress quickly. The site seems to work best on Google Chrome. http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/Music%2C+Sound+%26+Podcasts

A new Web 2.0 tool for pool resources together for lessons. Looks promising. free ATM. 

An all in one place to present your content or lesson.  Text, multimedia and other content can be added to your canvas and then shared with students.

market for lesson plans 

Great website with lesson plans and lots of multimedia covering basic chemistry topics. Though titled "middle school chemistry" much of the material can be referred to or used for basic high school chemistry or even biology (such as the basics on bonding, water molecules, etc).

Worth a bump, I stumbled upon this gem today. Excellent resource, there is even a free pdf textbook.

Middle School Chemistry lessons with worksheets and standards.

"TryEngineering offers a variety of lesson plans that align with education standards to allow teachers and students to apply engineering principles in the classroom."

We all remember science lessons from our school days. Whether the lessons were with the more 'characteristic' teachers in the school, or whether you all released the gas taps when the teacher foolishly left the room, we all seemed to miss the link that science is life! And what an opportunity science teachers have in releasing the magic of life to their pupils, answering BIG questions like "Why am I like my parents?", or "What will my life be like in 2050?", or "Why is Pripyat a deserted town?"

Superb Apple and Android apps designed to improve home/school communication to inform parents about what their children are doing in school. Teachers can input simple lesson topics, or detailed lesson information for parents. Teachers can also assign badges for individual pupils.

Well developed lesson planning app

Lessons shared by other teacher from elementary grades all the way to high school.

End of lesson task to allow pupils to reflect on how the lesson went via the medium of Emoji. Idea adapted from Twitter.

End of lesson task to allow pupils to reflect on how the lesson went via the medium of Emoji. Idea adapted from Twitter.

I like this idea and graphic. I made the graphic into and interactive Google Slide for students. http://www.edtechblog.org/news/emojiexitticket

Lesson plans with 3-D images relating to culturally significant places and objects. Amazing images! Study the math of Mt. Rushmore and more!

A web site built by the amazing students in a Social Studies Methods class at Bemidji State University to help teachers facilitate lessons on themes related to The Omnivore's Dilemma. Lesson plans, materials, games, videos. A great tool for a teacher who wants to jigsaw student learning and is looking for accessible content.

Check this out!

"How to" use TED-Ed for lessons.

A new and interesting tool

Introducing TED-Ed: Lessons worth sharing. You can also nominate an educator or animator or suggest a lesson via this site. 

A pinterest board with iPad lessons

Teaching history by using historic places from all 50 states of the United States. Search through lesson plans by state, location, time period and several other pre-created lesson plans.

This website is a Tool Belt of resources for all content area teachers. Create unit lesson plans using the Understanding by Design backward lesson plan model by Wiggins & McTighe focusing on the big ideas we want our students to know.

Find hundreds of ESL videos lessons on a range of subjects and difficulty. http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/English+As+An+Additional+Language

Math videos created by teachers. Each objective includes a lesson video and a practice video for the students.