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Scholastic is a great website for Teachers, Students, Parents, Administrators, and more! They offer lesson plans, unit plans, discussion guides, and extension activities for teachers!

Lesson plans, unit plans, and classroom resources for your teaching needs. Browse or search 10,000+ free teacher resources for all grade levels and subjects. Scholastic has compiled a ridiculously large number of lesson plans available on a variety of topics, from civil rights, history, and math, to crafts, science projects, and geography.

Lesson plans, unit plans, and classroom resources for your teaching needs. Browse or search 10,000+ free teacher resources for all grade levels and subjects. Scholastic has compiled a ridiculously large number of lesson plans available on a variety of topics, from civil rights, history, and math, to crafts, science projects, and geography.

This website offers a variety of Lesson Plan templates for grades K-12. They range from simple to complex and daily to weekly to monthly lesson plans.

This website offers very simple lesson plan templates for primary and secondary school, in time increments of daily, weekly, monthly, and by unit. The templates are simple but provide a solid framework from which to work to build your lesson plan.

This website offers very simple lesson plan templates for primary and secondary school, in time increments of daily, weekly, monthly, and by unit. The templates are simple but provide a solid framework from which to work to build your lesson plan.

This website offers not only templates to fill in your lesson plans, but instructions on preparing certain types of lesson plans. Great tools for daily and weekly plans as well as ones focused on showing details of the assignments.

This website offers not only templates to fill in your lesson plans, but instructions on preparing certain types of lesson plans. Great tools for daily and weekly plans as well as ones focused on showing details of the assignments.

This is a completed and fully fleshed-out high school World History lesson plan, from the Los Angeles Unified School District. This gives a clear idea of just how complicated and thorough lesson plans can be and also breaks from the traditional spreadsheet based lesson plans, offering each DID model step as an outline or action plan.

This is a completed and fully fleshed-out high school World History lesson plan, from the Los Angeles Unified School District. This gives a clear idea of just how complicated and thorough lesson plans can be and also breaks from the traditional spreadsheet based lesson plans, offering each DID model step as an outline or action plan.

This is another fully-realized lesson plan about a potentially-complicated subject, tailored to an elementary audience. The lesson plan is rife with visual aids in order to help students learn the subject material, step 1 of the DID model of lesson plans.

This is another fully-realized lesson plan about a potentially-complicated subject, tailored to an elementary audience. The lesson plan is rife with visual aids in order to help students learn the subject material, step 1 of the DID model of lesson plans.

This is a great site for lesson planning. It offers several formats and extremely precise instructions for lesson planning. Each step within the DID model can be broken down inside the instructions of these lesson plans.

list of great and trusted resources where you can easily create, download, and print lesson plan templates.

This website is one that helps you find more sources of lesson plans. It give you other websites that you can choose to find your lesson plans if your search is coming up with nothing.

This site is called Teacher Planet. You are able use lesson plan templates for daily, weekly, monthy, and individual lesson plans. This site provides free lesson plan designs for you to use or base your lesson plan off of.

This website offers lesson plans, lesson plan templates and blank lesson plan templates for unit, daily and weekly plans. This is a great site to use because the plans include the state standards that are being covered. This site also offers one subject plans, 5 subject lesson plans and even include plans for ESL students.

Great website for ideas! The creator of this blog also has links to other inspirational sites for organizing, planning, and certainly bringing color to planning.

This site holds lesson plans designed to teach the NETS-S standards. It is the Technology Standards for Students. It is a daily lesson plan template. There are two lesson plans; Directed Learning and Open End Exploration.

This website offers a range of daily, weekly, monthly, and unit lesson plan templates. You can also browse by subject and grade level. It even offers Lesson Planning Help.

This website takes you to teacher planet and has templates for Daily, Unit and weekly options.

This site is a great source for daily, unit, and weekly lesson plans. Provides daily lesson plans and templates for k-12 educators. Teachers can customize the templates to accommodate their needs. Lesson plans for every subject are available on this site. This site also offers lesson plan guidelines and software.

This is a daily lesson plan that I believe is a DID Model. This lesson plan is provided by the University of Chicago, and includes absolutely everything. It includes a list of Bloom's taxonomy, an area for any accommodations students may need, and an area for reflection on how the lesson plan went. I think this lesson plan looks incredibly useful, and I can certainly see myself using it in the future.

These are actual lesson plans used in a high school in Harrison County, West Virginia. These can easily be drafted and customized for your school setting, and a wide variety are provided here, for many different courses. From the DID model, these all include Design-Plan-Act formats.

These are actual lesson plans used in a high school in Harrison County, West Virginia. These can easily be drafted and customized for your school setting, and a wide variety are provided here, for many different courses. From the DID model, these all include Design-Plan-Act formats.

This is another weekly template which allows for planning of multiple period lessons. This is a great tool if you would like to break up the planning of all the subjects that you are teaching.

This is a wonderful tool to use as a unit lesson plan!

This is a unit lesson plan template. Though it is intended to be complex, it appears much more basic than a DID Model template. The freedom of this template would allow some areas to be more detailed than others and allow the teacher to use the template as she sees fit. A kindergarten teacher might spend more time on group activities, but a high school teacher might spend more time on instruction. I can see how a unit lesson plan would be helpful in making sure that all areas that needed to be covered are taught.

This gave me a good idea about how the lesson plans for units are constructed. This seems a bit more vague, causing me to think that generally it will get more specific in the weekly and daily lesson plans.

This takes you to a PBL website that has content areas and classroom management planning types. This website also has daily lesson plan options.

A Multi-class lesson plan perfect for secondary teachers who have multiple classes a day that may not be on the exact same schedules. 

This site is called Top 10 Lesson Plan Template Forms and Websites.  It lists the top ten sites to help you create your own lesson plans.

I liked this website for lesson plans. They are simple and to the point.

A daily lesson plan for a subject. Is a regular lesson plan has objectives, information, verification, activity, and summary of the lesson. Gives the materials are listed for the lesson. ,

This gives a good look at how a daily lesson plan looks.