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Awesome blog by a "cybrarian." Includes resources for up to 12th grade but also includes sections for ESL and New Teachers. Section on K-5 has a great list of valuable website for lower elementary teachers. 2013 Edublog winner for Best Library/Librarian Blog.

Teachers blog for all education related topics!

Fantastic blog/tumblr based on Reggio Emilia approach to early childhood education.

This blog is created by a teacher at my school! It's a great site, she will love to hear that it's been added here.

"This blog discusses various uses of technology in the classroom. Many of the bloggers are educators in technology or creators of technology based learning experiences."

A list of blog posts about how Twitter is used within the elementary school setting at PS 10 in Brooklyn

A children's literature blog, with reviews and recordings of books.

"Author Richard Byrne provides near-daily blog posts (available via e-mail or RSS subscription) that keep teachers up-to-date on the latest news in educational technology. This teacher blog also contains links to Google Tutorials, free downloads, lists of essential educator resources, guides to creating educational videos, and information about Android as an asset in schools."

Great for ordering affordable books for children. It even had a teachers blog within the site.

This is THEE website! It has links to many other resourceful websites. ranging from instructional approaches to activities, games, development, lesson plans, teacher blog sites, etc..

Interesting and inspiring news website for educators. Focused mainly on K-12 but offers good insights into the overall U.S. education system from an educator's standpoint. Includes links to blogs and browsable by grade.

"This is the place to share plans, ideas, tools, frustrations and any other ideas related to teaching and using technology.The site contains robust community forums, and the blogs, rather than being written by a single author, are written by a number of authors, which exposes readers to a wider variety of current issues and ideas in classroom technology."

Edutopia blogger Andrew Marcinek describes the versatility of his five favorite iPad apps and makes a case for using them to replace the dreaded back-to-school shopping list.