A template for teachers to use when creating their own lesson plans! There are many to chose from varying on what you are trying to create online! This is a great site to keep handy especially if you are not technology handy. The example here is for a presentation.

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

The following site has a huge selection on themed unit science lesson plans for all grades! I really like this site because you can use the lesson as a basic then still add in your own touch with different standards if needed. The site also gives you a variety of worksheets to chose from, and is great for all elementary grades levels!

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 lesson plan is great for many reasons! The template has an easy to follow flow, yet extremely detailed. It includes everything from questions to ask, standards, recommended grade levels, objectives, materials and even step by step directions! The standards are for 6th to 8th graders!

This template is helpful when you are keeping track of all the common core standards used within each lesson!

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 simple, yet detailed lesson plan template. I enjoy this template though because it includes additional columns for modifications for students. An example of this would be gifted and special needs students.

I find this template a much easier way to stay organized! It is designed for an entire unit, but includes a brief area to brainstorm ideas, key terms, questions to ask the students, and main concepts! It's almost like a pre-write lesson plan so you don't forget anything since it's a unit.

Easliy accessible weekly lesson plan template! I personally like it because it's adaptable to many grade levels just needs modifying of the standards to use over again!