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This is a fabulous resource put out by the American Chemical Society.

This is a website that I send so many of my students to so they can have extra resources outside of the classroom. I also like to show videos from this site during lecture.

National Science Teacher's Associate's site typically has current resources and articles that can be used in the classroom.

Free elementary, middle and high school teacher resources, including puzzlemaker, student games and activities and lesson plans. I like how they have engaging lesson plans for all grade levels that are aligned with the standards. Assessments are also available.

This was given to my by our one of our tech personnel. This site is wonderful. You just click on subject, grade, content and it will give you dozens of sites you can go to. It is a great starting point to find resources.

Teachers can see a collection of tens of thousands of resources by grade levels. PreK K-2 3-5 6-8 9-12 13+ You can click on a collection of tens of thousands of resources by subject area. They also have a blog teachers can follow for tips on curriculum. Science Mathematics English Language Arts and Literacy The Arts Health and Physical Education Preschool Social Studies World Languages

If you go to students and homework help this site has all kinds of resources to help with a variety of subject areas. Students can research articles and use the search option to find exactly what they need. They have videos students can watch and I like how easy it is to use.

Illuminations works to serve you by increasing access to quality standards-based resources for teaching and learning mathematics, including interactive tools for students and instructional support for teachers.

I use this site from time to time and it allows me to look at what other teachers are doing in the classroom.

Kids always need science fair project ideas (joy!)

This is an interesting site in which students create virtual boxes with images, text, videos, sound clips, etc. to create an argument or tell about something. There is a cost associated, but there are boxes that have been created and are available to view. These boxes could still be used as a resource.

This a neat idea for content!

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The Resource for Education Technology Leaders focusing on K-12 educators. Site contains a Software Reviews Database, articles from Technology & Learning Magazine, articles from Educators in Educators' eZine, Event and Contest listings, Reader suggested Web sites, and weekly news updates on education technology leaders.

Discover education resources and information, lesson plans, field trips, and fun interactive activities for educators, families, and students. All based on Smithsonian museum collections and research.

This site is set up to empower and connect teachers, administrators, and parents with innovative solutions and resources to better education. This site has tons of useful articles from everything to first year teachers, to technology, to schools that work. They have videos and online blogs to connect to other educators on a variety of topics.

This is the place to share plans, ideas, tools, frustrations and any other ideas related to teaching and using technology. One of my favorite teacher resources.

KET EncycloMedia, your portal to PreK-12 and Adult Ed multimedia from KET and national partners through KET Teachers' Domain, Discovery Education, and KET ED On Demand. This site is classroom gold for both students and teachers.

The "Big Questions" page on this NASA site is only one of its many resources students could use. This site covers current science news, astronomy information, and more.

Love this guy. Combs the web for resources for teachers to use when integrating technology into lesson plans and assessments.

Website for students that allows them to click on a book title and then listen as someone reads the story to them.