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Offers Author/Book Resources such as "Meet-the-Author" Movies, Audio Name Pronunciations, Book Guides and Lesson Plans. Also provides special collections, such as curricular uses, common core standards, and award winners.

Scholastic really does have the whole package on their website. They offer so many different links from recourses and tools to books and authors. It is a great way to get ideas to keep your students focused and a great learning place for teachers to grow.

The scholastic website can be a great tool for teachers, parents, and students. It provides ideas and resources to help education become the best it can be.

This website has many resources and tools for teachers.  Teachers can find lesson plans, teaching strategies, and student activities. You can even shop for books and other classroom supplies.

This website provides many books available for free downloading. I thought it was a neat idea to incorporate e-books to help students not only read but also familiarize themselves with the computer. On another note, these books are great on the wallet because they are free...

This is a great site because it has an extensive book list and free e-books!

This site requires subscription, but would be very helpful. It has movies on all kinds of topics (adaptations of books, documentaries, etc.) Even has worksheets that go along with the movies.

What an interesting site. There are a lot of free Stuff that is designed for teachers. You can find tips on "Bathroom Procedures". Neat! You can design word searches to downloading teacher e-books (fee). It is worth checking out all the Stuff it has to offer.

Storybooks for children of all age, all illustrated to read online.

I was very impressed with this website and its ideas for encouraging students to read. This site offered ideas for teachers to get parents, students, and even grandparents involved in the classroom and education. It also recommended activities and books for students.

For elementary education this website would be perfect! It involves math games, and hands on math activities. They make all activities printable to be able to be used in math centers and in the classroom. Everything can be accessed using Adobe.

What is really neat about this website is that it provides the Common Core Standard that has to be met, as well as activities that coincide with it. It even suggests books that can be read to help learning prosper.

This site has so many math activities for Kindergarten to fifth grade. All you have to do is pick what grade you need and there are a ton of activities to choose from depending on what concept you are trying to teach.

As a student I loved the book fair. This site offers help for parents, kids and teachers. I will probably share this with my students.

This site allows you to make creative flipbooks. Turn your (or students) work into creations to use int he classroom tot teach lessons.

Another FREE site that not only offers free lesson plans and worksheets that you can download and/or print, but you can look for teaching jobs. This allows teachers to submit lesson plans for other teachers to use as well. Teacher's Corner has links in certain sections that if you wanted to order a certain book, for example, it would automatically link you to Amazon to purchase.

This is a great site! Other teachers share their lesson plans and ideas for activities. Coming up with bulletin board ideas can be difficult, but this site also has suggestions for bulletin boards by subject and topic.

Lots of free technology and articles. Everything from free e-books for teachers to downloads. It seems that you download the information to build video creation resources as well as others. It is worth checking out.

This website provides games, activities, lesson plan help, and numerous other technological resources for teachers.

This Project Based Learning website has a plethora of information about what project based learning is and why it is important, and offers free videos and articles about project ideas.  There are planning forms, student handouts, rubrics, articles, and project libraries.  What I found really interesting was the blog that you can post ideas and questions on.

A site with informtion for teachers regarding continuing education, classroom resources, and professional resources.