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World History for Us All has great curriculum for teaching world history to middle and high school students

A site that is in collaboration with the National Science Teachers Association. A great way to get students involved in the classroom using forensics to solve cases.This website provides lessons for the teachers as well as the activity sheets for students and labs to be completed in the ordinary classroom. Very creative source to enhance students learning experience in the science classroom (for all grades)

A great site for ideas on literature, writing prompts, grammar and much more.

website for ideas that cover all facets of teaching for an english teacher. Publishes a newsletter, blogs, information sharing for english teachers

The NCTE gives resources for english teachers of all levels. Also, it keeps teachers up to date on any changes to education in the country.

This is a great source for teachers to use whether middle school, high school, or college level. This could be used for group assignments or individual assignments. Teachers can send out assignments via Live Writer to students. And students can submit assigments via Live Writer as well. This takes out the extra step of sending it either as an e-mail, or having to print the assignment all together. A great way to go green, and move away from printing. It is also a great way to integrate technology into the everyday classroom. This tool can also be used by teachers when assigning group assignments. Similar to our 6 facets assignment with Google Docs, student can share a document with the others in their group. Once they have collaboratively worked together to complete the assignment, they may then share it with the teacher to turn it in.

This is a site that teachers can go on and share different things with different teachers all around the world.

This sight is an interactive resource for teachers of all content areas in Highschool. It has flash games and visual aids on core subject content, that can help create a more interactive and visual class. Pbs also has blogs for parents and teachers to connect on many of the content areas.

What a great website! I spent a good hour just looking at all the things on here. They have tips for us "new" teachers, ideas for lesson plans split up by subject and grade, articles from other teachers. if you have a bit of time check it out! it was really helpful to me

This is very cool. I just checked it out, and I think this is something I will reference later once I graduate!

this website tells stories of teachers all over the states that have gotten in trouble with the schools they teach at by saying things on facebook that they thought were private to their friends. These stories make you think and realize that facebook is more than just a social place to find friends and keep in contact with them. We must be careful with what we say on the internet these days. You never know who is reading what you post.

This is a website made by fellow teachers that has ideas for all kinds of things. (For things to do on the first day of school, for things to do on holidays, for service learning so on) The things I like about it is that it comes from people that already used these ideas in the classroom and tell how it worked. It's a good way for fellow educators to help each other and to be inspired by one another.

GeoGebra is a free mathematics software for all levels of math education and is a great tool for geometry and algebra.

A great site for teaching reading for all different age levels.

The official site for all information for public schools in NC and curriculum.

GeoGebra is free and multi-platform dynamic mathematics software for all levels of education that joins geometry, algebra, tables, graphing, statistics and calculus in one easy-to-use package. It has received several educational software awards in Europe and the USA.

This is a really interesting site that is like traveling all over the world, but staying at home. You can use the internet to learn about destinations, remember goals, play games, write a diary and so on. It seems like a strange site for teachers, but I actually think it would be really cool to use in a history class, a social studies class, or a foreign language class. Its like traveling the world, but staying in the same room. They can learn about the countries we're studying about and write some ideas or questions about it on their blog.

All things Spanish, including a section to download free Spanish works. Some of it would be awesome to teach to a high level class or perhaps use some parts of works to develop in lower level courses...anyways, lots and lots of stuff to explore.

Safe place for teachers to use Web 2.0. Resources, units, all types of goodys to make our life easier!

This site offers very helpful resources and conferences that science teachers of all levels can attend to learn more about the subject and new ways of teaching science.

This site offers a wide variety of science experiments, projects, and links to supplement the material of your science classroom. From building a solar system to making insect identity cards... this site has it all.

Connect with other teachers, find teaching material, share resources all for free. Just add another username and password to your list!