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This site has tools to help the teacher build games for the students, such as Jeopardy, Who Wants to be a Millionaire, Match Game, etc.

Free teacher stuff to get your elementary classroom all SQUARED away! (by Squarehead Teachers). This is a teacher blog where the authors shares self-made worksheets addressing a myriad of subjects.

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

Interactive site that I have used as a blog for a Senior elective social studies class. The teacher can post a question for debate and students can respond to the question and each other's post. This site also allows the teacher to invite students to join, so it is private in that no one can view or edit except for members. This site can also be set so that the teacher receives an email when each student posts a response.

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 site is a bit dated but has some easier worksheets for my integrated science 1 and 2 classes.

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

Interactive site that offers a free math, language, and reading curriculum for K-8 teachers and students. All lessons are aligned with the Common Core Standards.

ScootPad has activities for students in math, reading, spelling, and writing. It allows teachers to make assignments and track student progress. There is a class wall feature that allows students and teachers to collaborate safely. Activities are individualized and there are plenty of incentives. There is some cost to get the full package, but schools may find it worthwhile.

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

IXL is the Web's most comprehensive K-12 practice site. Widely used by schools and families, IXL provides unlimited practice in more than 3,000 math and English topics. An adaptive learning system, featuring games and awards, inspires students to achieve.

This website allows students from K-12 to practice math and language arts skills. It is free for a while, and then you have to sign up and pay. This could be something your school could purchase and it might be cheaper.

This is a great site for students. They must master a concept before they continue on. This also allows teachers to monitor students' progress.

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.

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

Student Interactive site - Reading A-Z has leveled books that students, parents, or teachers can choose for students to read. The books will increase in words and difficulty as the level increases. This site is great for both beginning and more experienced readers.

App that allows teachers to record voice and writing on a whiteboard background and send it to students

Bring the classroom to life with interactive mobile presentations that teachers create and customize themselves. And it's free.

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.

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