Although this website is geared more toward elementary age students, I have been able to get a lot of great ideas for posters, organizers, class charts, etc. The site includes a variety of resources for teachers to organize their classrooms and help students to better understand concepts. The website offers a free site and a paid membership site. Although the free site does not allow access to some of the resources that the paid site does, there are still a great deal of resources available to the free site users.

This website focuses on Language Arts lesson plans for grades K-12. Lesson plans range from reading and writing, follow PA common core and old standards, and offer differentiation for varying levels of abilities. All materials are included, printables are readily available, and lesson plans are laid out in an easy to follow format. The website is free.

This is a free site where you are able to create and save crossword puzzles for any subject or vocabulary you need to. The site allows for a login so you are able to save the puzzles you create, however they are only saved for a few months. The puzzles can also be saved to your computer. This site has been helpful in all classes when I need a crossword puzzle made for vocabulary, review, or bonus.

This is free site that offers graphic organizers for all areas of education. Vocabulary, process, cause and effect, and sequencing are just a few categories the site offers graphic organizers for. I use this for my students in science, social studies and language arts. I use them for the students to keep information straight but also for the students to study already taught information.

Aurasma is an app in which you are able to take photographs and video and tie the two together through a channel. When the app is downloaded on a phone, you can hover your phone over the picture and the video linked with it will automatically come up.

I love Wikispaces for online, interactive learning.