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School house rock is one of those shows that I watched as a kid that made certain things really interesting to me. In a middle school social studies class I feel like these lyrics along with the videos which can be found online can be a great introduction to a unit.

This is a great program for getting students up and moving in class to get minds flowing.

Sheppard Software. This is a great interactive resource for all content areas and students of most ages.

This is the website I first used when I learned about UbD a couple years ago, as I was a bit confused after class. It does a great job of explaining things in layman's terms, and even non-educational lingo for other majors. Great to utilize when explaining, identifying, or attempting to identify UbD.

This site is a great resource for educators- lesson plans, print outs, ideas for learning activities...

This is a great article! I took it from a link on Amanda's assessment link.

A great site to get details about disabilities you may need to accommodate in your class. Good resource for checking on legal questions surrounding Special Education, also.

How to implement Reader's Workshop in your classroom to improve comprehension and foster a love of reading in students. This is a great website that helps new teachers become familiar with readers workshop. Both readers and writers workshops help students of all ages.

Great site by Boston sports fan and journalist Bill Simmons

A great thing to bear in mind for all of us future teachers!

I love this website. I recently used it for a research paper. I used the site to look at making connections for students, but it has many great reading and writing resources.

This is a great website for teachers who are teaching phonics phonemic awareness.

This site gives a great over view of some DI lesson plan tools. RAFTS, tic tac boards. How to create them and differentiate for your subject and class.

This website is great for teachers to make rubrics for their assessments.

RubiStar is a tool to help the teacher who wants to use rubrics, but does not have the time to develop them from scratch.

This website is beneficial for students to learn math; including operations, logic, and strategies while they have fun playing games. These games engage learning and can be played anywhere.

this is a great site for kids :}

This site is a GREAT resource for teachers. Printables, graphic organizers, lesson ideas, etc. Check it out

This is an excellent teacher's blog site with great tools for teachers.

This website has many great videos about classroom management, differentiation, engagement, common core and many more.

I used this website for my case study on a non-verbal student with Autism, many great activities to use with young children.