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The Take Charge Today curriculum has transformed my teaching practice and helped me feel better prepared to engage today's learners who walk through my doors every day. This website has great lesson plans and worksheets for students middle to high school on financial planning budgeting, and many more. I have used it in the past to teach one of my observation classes and my teacher loved some of the activities.

This site shows upcoming national and regional events for professional development conferences.

This is a site where you can book your in-service training workshop from home.

This template is great for elementary teachers that lesson plan daily. The following template is set up with all subject areas. Also, includes a decent area to add in notes.

This is a government database of historical photos. It is useful especially to find the original photo related to an event. This proves especially useful for research purposes and to help a teacher who may need photos to put into presentations. This catalog is very large and reaches a wide range of topics and is administered by the federal government.

This website shows potential games that can be used in the classroom. They are easily adaptable to any curriculum or grade. This website helps teacher get ideas for how utilize games effectively in their classroom.

This unit lesson is from the west Virginia Department of Education. The templates are standards-focused and require teachers to plan instructional design. The two links are excellent as to the first link brings you to a description of what should be in each box and explains what it means. The second link is a blank template that comes as a word document so you may type and print it out.

This website offers an aggregated source of various websites that offer historical data. It is a good start off point for research into any historical topic. This website helps the student or teacher by grouping the websites into historical time periods which allows for more efficient time spent on the website.

This template is great with younger children. This is because it shows different areas for different subjects. It does not fit all well with the DID design. This is because it does not see, to meet any of the criteria. It seems to be very general.

This template is great with younger children. This is because it shows different areas for different subjects. It does not fit all well with the DID design. This is because it does not see, to meet any of the criteria. It seems to be very general.

This site needs you to become a user but if you find yourself wanting unit lesson plan template then this site is for you. It breaks down the unit plan in a way that can be easily edited and used in the classroom. Alone on the homepage there are four templates for the units.

This lesson plan pretains to 3rd to 5th graders! Although it is a short lesson it is a great way to get the students involved in a quick warm up before taking a spelling test. It is a game that you use with your vocabulary words! The template includes materials, step by step directions, and objectives!

This experiment is about what decay can do to your tooth enamel. Students get a first-hand look at what happens when plaque builds up on their teeth.The following lesson pertains to elementary students K-2

Effective Technology Use guided by professional development. This website allows you to understand what the role of the teacher is in the classroom and also shows how important lack of professional development is on a class.