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Free Technology lesson plan for grades K to 5. This is a great website to find free lesson plans that you can find grade specific content. I choose to use a lesson that was for K-5 and explained how technology works.

Not every lesson plan looks alike, but all lesson plans share certain basic parts. This guide to LEARN NC's lesson plan template explains what we are looking for in a lesson plan and how you can make your lesson plan as usable as possible to other teachers on the web.

Recycling Lesson Plan

This is a free website for teachers who need resources for their lesson plans. its fast, easy to use, and thousands of resources at your fingertips.

This is a free website for teachers who need resources for their lesson plans. its fast, easy to use, and has thousands of resources at your fingertips.

Project Based Learning is a teaching method in which students gain knowledge and skills by working for an extended period of time to investigate and respond to an authentic, engaging and complex question, problem, or challenge. In Gold Standard PBL, Essential Project Design Elements include:

This website goes into detail about what Project Based Learning is. This is a great tool other than the textbook to get a complete grasp on the concept. Not only does it describe PBL as "a teaching method in which students gain knowledge and skills by working for an extended period of time to investigate and respond to an authentic, engaging and complex question, problem, or challenge", but it also provides steps to follow when creating an engaging PBL assignment lesson plan. These steps include: Key Knowledge, Challenging Problem, Sustained Inquiry, Authenticity, Student Voice & Choice, Reflection, Critique & Revision, and Public Product. Following this list of steps and making sure the lesson plan provides all of these points will make for an engaging class. Another component this website contains is a blog for educators to post about the Project Based lessons they implemented in the classroom. I believe sharing ideas with other teachers is one of the most helpful ways to improve your own teaching because you receive feedback and encouragement to what you are doing well, and what can be changed for the benefit of the class.

Pinterest can be used as a guide for your creative ideas as you plan your lessons. By simply searching for words such as educational technology and lesson planning you can get a plethora of ideas regarding those areas.

A terrific way to find standard based lesson plans written and reviewed by educators using current research and the best instructional practice.

BrainPOP's Digital Citizenship spotlight highlights topics from Blogs and Internet Search to Social Networking and Cyberbullying. Lesson plans for these topics and more are all included in this Digital Citizenship lesson plan collection. Use these lesson plans and help children get the most out of the digital world!

On this websites teachers are able to choose a subject and the grade level and from there will be given hundreds of PBL lesson plans to choose from.

Great list of Lesson Planning apps/websites

Evaluating resources lesson plan for teachers

Blendspace is a social bookmarking site. It can be used to find content and create lessons.

Blendspace allows educators to blend their classroom with digital content. Blendspace is a great way to bring all of the sources you have found to one place. It is an interactive tool that is easy to understand.

Blendspace allows educators to blend their classroom with digital content.

This site is awesome! It discusses how to teach digital citizenship and offers integration ideas for all subject areas. In addition, it offers curriculum ideas for teachers, while providing activities for students as well.

This is a good lesson plan for teaching Digital Citizenship to students.

This is a lesson plan sites where teachers can create a "classroom" for their students to access. Teachers can post quizzes, articles, virtual field trips, etc. for their students.

This is a lesson plan sites where teachers can create a "classroom" for their students to access. Teachers can post quizzes, articles, virtual field trips, etc. for their students.

Link to a PDF for a 10 day lesson plan to teach F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby". This website includes activities geared towards high school students that will get them engaged in this great American classic.

To help teach your students about plagiarism, this lesson plan will guide teachers with activities and videos. There is a kid-friendly video about what plagiarism is. There are also many activities that you can use with your kids to give them a better idea and help them visualize what plagiarism is.

HotChalk's Lesson Plans Page (LPP) allows teachers to search through a database of lesson plans so that teachers can apply them in the classroom. People do not need to register with the site to view the lesson plans. The website simply functions as a way for teachers (pre-K through 12) to find new methods to teach material.

Students use Internet search engines and Web analysis checklists to evaluate online resources then write annotations that explain how and why the resources will be valuable to the class.

Readwritethink gives an additional lesson plan and ideas on how to teach students to evaluate the internet resources they may want to use.

This website is a lesson plan that I can use in my future classroom on how to teach my students how to evaluate websites.