Learning Games for Kids - Education is part of life. It should be fun and challenging... not boring. Learn while you play games! Kids will have lots of fun with these interactive activities with a choice of different subjects.

Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids on GPO Access provides a basic introduction to the Federal Government. It has age-appropriate Social Studies activities and information that is good for review for grades K-12.

This webpage offers a great deal of help in writing skills to elementary students. It offers graphic organizers, bright ideas for writing, parts of speech, grammar practice, and more. It even models writing by generating wacky tales using words provided by students.

This website is loaded with activities that make learning fun! FunBrain is the Internet's premier location for interactive, educational games (math, grammar, science) for children and kids of all ages, and grade levels.

Free math lessons and math homework help from basic math to algebra, geometry and beyond. Students, teachers, parents, and everyone can find solutions to their math problems instantly.

Assessment and testing page for Mrs. Perkins' 1st grade classroom offers an example of a weekly lesson plan.

Education lesson plans and worksheets from thousands of teacher-reviewed resources to help you inspire students learning. One has to join for full access to credentialed teacher reviews and links to 400,000+ resources.

This site features thousands of free lesson plans and classroom ideas submitted by teachers. One may browse lesson plans by category (subject), grade level, or search by keyword.

This simple template is designed for use as a Unit Lesson Planning Template for the K-12 Classroom

This site offers a variety of free printable weekly planner templates that will help you to organize your week in a clear simple format. The free weekly planner is saved as a PDF file.

This website offers tools allowing users to search for over 120,000 original lesson plans found on hundreds of different sites throughout the Internet.

This document makes an interesting case for "competency-based" or Personalized Professional Development, just like we do for students with IEPs.

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.

Knowledge Delivery Systems (KDS), has online professional learning content contributed by more than 50,000 teachers, administrators, and instructional leaders, to meet the needs of educators working in urban school districts serving diverse student populations.

Tammy Worcester Tang, a former classroom teacher, specializes in finding unique and creative, but most of all, effective ways to use technology in the classroom. Her website offers some fabulous free resources and ideas that can excite teachers and engage learners!

This document addresses the issue of ever-changing technologies and offers suggestions on how to negotiate changes in technology.