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The Common Core State Standards provide a consistent, clear understanding of what students are expected to learn, so teachers and parents know what they need to do to help them.

this has some resources that give focus for standards for educators

lesson plans that have indiana state standards

This website is based on Ohio State Standards but offers great resources in Math, Science, English/Language Arts, and Social Studies. It gives options of instructional, content, professional and assessment resources.

This is a fantastic website that contains many different science experiments that align with state standards.  The projects can be done in both a large and small group setting.  The website shows how young students can use science notebooks to write and draw what they are learning. 

Math-Aids.com is a wonderful website that contains free printable math activities for school age children.  The content of the website easily aligns with the Indiana state standards for math.  

This website is great! It contains discussions, lesson plans, and resources. This site also includes a state standard search. The curriculum will address grade levels Pre-K through adult learners.

This site gives thousands of lessons on many. many different subjects that are all seachable. You only have to choose your state to see which standards go with your lessons. From there you can build on your lesson as you please. This site offers interactive games and activities for students in order to help them learn the subject area more effectively.

In this site you can access model curriculum supporting the state standards. You can select quarterly units or individual topics. These models provide sample that offer description, time frame, sample ideas, sample questions, vocabulary, resources. Individual models show the standards that will be mastered, gives instructional strategies, samples of instructional resources/materials that can be used, and even lists some common misconceptions related to the lesson. Unfortunately, it only provides for Language Arts and Mathematics but it could be a great base for creating your own plans in other subjects.

Adaptive learning technology and software programs for math Thousands of lessons available This software is not free but there are free samples of the software and teachers can buy the software sets for $20 per child or the school system can pay to have unlimited software for the year.