Internet for Teachers

Many educational games featuring characters from PBS Kids.

This site covers all subject areas and gives ideas on how topics can be made creative and fun in order to keep the students interested and involved.

Lessons, ideas, concepts, and animations can be found in earth, space, applied, physical, and life sciences.

A guide to the best sites for children as well as lessons and ideas for the classroom.

This site gives many lesson plans and ideas for teaching all content areas. It also gives ideas and concepts from first to sixth grade.

A list of resources and sites that can be used to teach history and social study topics for eighth to twelfth grades.

The Franklin Institute site offers resources and information for both teachers and students about the sciences.

Many different videos posted to relate to multiple topics in the sciences. Helps teachers find videos as an alternative to teaching material that may be confusing.

Many different types of resources that can be used in the classroom. It is an easy site to use because it is separated by grade level.

PBS offers a site for teachers which includes resources that can be creative and used within the classroom for multiple age groups and subject areas.

This site allows teachers to choose from multiple math topics for students ranging from Kindergarten to Eighth grade.

WONDERFUL site when teaching the organelles of the cell and the differences of mitosis/ meiosis and bacteria and viruses.

This is a great website for both teachers and students. It provides such a wide variety of information and can be a fun way for students to explore a museum without ever leaving the classroom.

Yes, the Smithsonian Institute. "Visits" to the National Museum of Natural History and Air and Space Museum are some of the favorites.

The Biology Corner is a gift when it comes to ideas for lessons, online dissections and quizzes, along with videos for the Biology classroom.

Great resource for ANY science teacher! Too many resources to mention.

May seem odd, but I like this site for the lecture series that is presented on topics in Biology, often by the authors of the textbook I use and other guests working on biology-related studies and the bioInteractive virtual labs.

Great, simple site that allows students to review the periodic table and possibly learn something new when they "interact" with it.

Great site to help students choose or at least narrow their search, of famous scientists that I often use as a report early in the year to estimate the students level of literacy.

Interesting site that has a good number of "fun" experiments instead of the "cookie cutter" experiments that come with the text supporting materials.