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Use this link to search by grade level, subject and theme for classroom activities on a variety of topics. Resource lists with many sites are listed under every topic. There is a little something for everyone here from a wide collection of instructional units.

Hyperlinked Twitter list of some of the best recommended 2.0 tools for classrooms.

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This published college professor offers a free on-line file cabinet of classroom activities. Click on a folder by subject area to access a list of free activities. Materials for sale are also referenced.

This website lists different games and activities for grades preschool through second grade, as well as listing milestones that each child should be reaching at points in their development.

Teachers who plan their lessons by the day can make use of this form, which includes space for an outline, list of teaching aids needed and other details. Free to download and print

PGPs (Principles of Good Practice) are offered in partnership with the Indiana Association of School Principals. This website lists courses offered through different colleges to earn PGPs and college credit that can apply towards the 90 PGP State License Renewal requirement, salary advancement or educational needs.

The website lists SO MANY great resources for creating, downloading, and printing off lesson plans. It is basically a website with links to other great websites to expand opportunities on seeing other lesson planning ideas and set ups. And it is all very free :)

This website lists different lesson plan forms and templates for grade levels 1-8, as well as lesson plans specific to geometry and algebra courses for other students.

This lists a complete curriculum and pacing guide for 8th grade U.S. History.

This article states what exactly professional development is, why it is helpful and necessary, and how it can benefit you as an educator. It also lists nine specific strategies to help you with your personal professional development.

List of instructional strategies that can help aspiring teachers in the classroom.

Want a creative way to get your kids eating more vegetables? Put on a veggie puppet play starring colorful carrots, broccoli, and cauliflower. It's a great way to teach your kids about the benefits of eating vegetables and the importance of a healthy diet. This activity goes with the standard: 4 Indiana Academic Standards for Health & Wellness KINDERGARTEN Standard 1 Students will comprehend concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention to enhance health. Students acknowledge personal responsibility for health promotion and/or risk reduction. They describe healthy behaviors to prevent or reduce their risk of injury and/or illness. Students list the components of health as emotional, physical and social. K.1.1 Name healthy behaviors.

This website lists a TON of cool science activities and experiments for Kindergarten students! It has games, activities that include math along with science like counting leaves, and also lessons about germs and how to properly wash your hands! A lot of good useful information here.

This website lists some really great books and things to encourage students to read and learn. It incorporates activities where students sound out their words and match letters.

This lists a bunch of fun crafts for students about fruits and vegetables to help students identify what category each item belongs to.