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This website requires a memborship but a group of teachers can join and share the ID. This website can generate puzzles, skills tests for pre-assessment!

This website has an endless amount of resources to use in the classroom for all subjects. Also lets you build your own reviews, worksheets, tests, etc.

Variety of worksheets, word problems, mixed review

Purplemath contains practical algebra lessons demonstrating useful techniques and pointing out common errors. Lessons are written with the struggling student in mind, and stress the practicalites over the technicalities. Links and other resources also available.

Middle School Curriculum Resources

very promising resource for teaching/learning mathematics.

very promising resource for teaching/learning mathematics.

The best multimedia instruction on the web to help you with your homework and study. Provides lessons, homework, and interactive study material for students in middle to secondary education.

ThinkQuest is a protected, online learning platform that enables teachers to integrate learning projects into their classroom curriculum and students to develop critical 21st century skills. It includes a project environment where teachers and students engage in collaborative learning; a competition space where students participate in website development contests; and the award-winning ThinkQuest library, a learning resource visited by millions.

Great resource for lesson plans and activities involving modeling

PBS site for Manipulatives

99Polls offers a simple approach to making Web Polls, which you can post nearly anywhere on the Web. 99Polls.com poll-creation tool requires no knowledge of HTML or coding, and once made, the poll can be posted on blogs, Web sites, and social-networking profiles such as: MySpace, Facebook, Bebo, Xanga and more...

Online free web polls generator, let your visitors vote. Easy to setup, customize and use. Great to use for students outside of the classroom since its accessible to anyone on the web.

Looking for a nice way to review, but don't have much time to develop an integrated lesson. Well let's play Jeopardy. There are pre-made games for all grade levels and most subject matter. Site created by a Kentucky school presents games as well as instructions on how to create your own Jeopardy game.

Worksheets, jobs, flashcards, lesson plans, and activities for teaching ESL and EFL

Resource for new teachers. Identify with others who are facing the same problems you may be facing.

Help for new teachers including classroom management and things to do on the first few days.

This website gives ideas for teachers to use web 2.0 in their classrooms.

Teachers can create their own website easily and for free. Created by teachers too.

This is a free service that allows teachers to create their own web sites with an easy-to-use interface in minutes! Pages are fully editable, and you have the flexibility to control what your website looks like. We also have several themes to choose from.

A bustling community built around millions of book and author pages, Bookarmy lets you organize, plan and share your reading life on the web. Create a virtual bookshelf of favorite reads - share and compare your own tastes with others. Connect with your favorite authors - join online reading groups and author-led web-chats. See what your friends are reading - swap reviews and recommendations with people you know.

Bookarmy lets you organize, plan and share your reading life on the web. Create a virtual bookshelf of favorite reads - share and compare your own tastes with others. Connect with your favorite authors - join online reading groups and author-led web-chats. See what your friends are reading - swap reviews and recommendations with people you know.

Join the Bookarmy and let us tell you what to read next. You can find great books that you wish to have in your classroom or to require your students to read. Literacy is so important and needs to be implemented into mathematics classes!!

EdHelper has worksheets, activities, lesson plans, and games to assist in the classroom.

Cory recommended this blog. Looks intriguing.