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Book Adventure is a FREE reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Children create their own book lists from over 6,000 recommended titles, take multiple choice quizzes on the books they've read offline, and earn points and prizes for their literary successes.

This is a NH DOE page that contains grade level alignment between new common core standards and current GLE's

This has been so helpful for me when writing my lesson plans! Just click on the grade level and you will get a side-by-side comparison of common core standards and NH state standards.

Great site for money instructors. Only negative is that you might need to be a member to see actually lesson plans but still gives great information.

I really liked this link because it would go along great with the unit that I'm doing for class. The only thing that I don't really like about it is that it's a worksheet so I would rather have the students create their own trees instead of using the worksheet.

I saw some of these math project ideas and thought that they were pretty cool. The only drawback that I found with them is that they don't look like lesson plans, but you can also make them your own.

This is a site that helps give PE teachers ideas about assessment, reaching standards and much more.

I was introduced to this website through a friend a few months ago and believe it is a good resource for soon to be teachers.

This is a great website that my methods teacher uses with her class.

This is a great website to get ideas for centers, bulletin board ideas, activities to do with your class etc.

I found these samples (based on Wallingford Public Schools) to be helpful for a foundation, but I don't know that I would use them as is for high school unless it was for an introductory lesson.

Jonathan Stoklosa may have a gentle smile, but he's as tough as they come -- in the gym, at least. The 31-year-old with Down syndrome lives in Newark, Delaware. He works as a bag boy at a local grocery store. But in his spare time, he trains as an elite powerlifter.

this is a very useful site that teachers can go to if they want to get some ideas for lesson plans. Just make sure you site your sources!

This is a good site with UbD information for educators.

This is a link to NH's Grade Span Expectations for high schools in our state.

Although, your school or district must set up the service for you, it is free, simply needs an inquiry from an official. I was able to register through my methods district (Pembroke Academy) and believe it's a great tool for teachers to utilize. I can demo the software in class if time, and Bill allows.

This is the site for the standards for The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. To get the full list you have to be a member, but you have access to some materials here. You can also access some of the material for 120 days.

This is a link to two solid documents: Assessment techniques in P.E. and P.E. Curriculum Guidelines.

This is by the same people as Rubistar. So far I like it!

This website has a small but interesting list of ways to begin questions, categorized by which level of Bloom's taxonomy you are looking to work in. This link takes you immediately to the question starters, but the entire website is worth perusing if you have a moment.