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I like this website because professionalism is important to me. I hope to be seen as a teacher who takes my job seriously, even in E-mails.

I recently realized I have a closet full of jeans! I need to start buying professional clothing for my future job, this site is where I plan on ordering from!

I picked this site because I plan on incorporating diversity in the classroom in many ways.

I like this site because it offer help for new teachers. I often hear how difficult the first years of teaching can be.

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 website provides classroom schedules that are submitted by teachers.  This is a great resource for a new teacher who may need help creating a schedule that works best for their classroom.

This website is a resource for classroom management. Teachers can review and share successful and not so successful discipline techniques. The discussion group feature is a great tool for online collaboration. 

This is a great website to find classroom supplies such as organizers, storage, and educational games.  

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.

Just as the title suggests, free lesson plans. It is for k-12 with the main subjects. Information for everyone including administrators to parents. This is definitely a site that I will be using. A lot of interesting materials.

Discovery Education's Lesson Plan Library allows teachers to search through hundreds of lesson plans.  You can browse by grade level or subject area.

LearnNC is a great resource for lesson planning.  You can search for lesson plans by grade and subject.

This website contains the five professional teaching standards and their interpretations.

This site is very kid friendly. It is called Hooda Math so that in itself is amusing for kids and the games are presented by icons so the students can just click and go.

This is great. It has so many games for math. it has math jeopardy and math millionaire. It also has the games broken down by what math lesson is being taught.

This site gives a teachers all the tools he/she needs to make a strong lesson plan.

This site has lots of math lessons for kindergarten.

This website talks about the four habits of effective math teaching. I believe this is worth reading because we want our children to succeed in math. (And all areas of content!)

This site shares attributes important for teaching math. It shares lessons and activities for math, too.

This site is very interesting. It has the ideas from Fred Jones on everything a teacher needs to know.

This website has relevant lesson plans that are created by teachers that have been proven in the classroom. You can choose from a wide range of subject-specific plans that are available for all grade levels. You can also share your own lesson plan.

This site lets teachers share lesson plans fin lesson plans and search teacher resources.

This website is a great reference for lesson plans. I like this website because you can narrow by grade level, as well as the content's subject. I think this is another great resource for teachers to be able to expand their ideas for lessons and incorporate many facets.

This site gives resources, strategies and activities for teachers to use in lesson plans. All you do is type in the subject and the site will give you options. Also it has recommended lessons. For example with black history month coming up it has special lessons to incorporate black history.