This something I here myself repeating all the time. Students are always in such a hurry they skip the proofreading part.

Wow, lots of fun stuff. Also ways to acquire ideas for the classroom. Prices are not too bad.

This site is about setting and achieveing goals. These articles are about goals successfully achieved and how they reached them.

This teacher has some interesting thoughts about our ethics in teaching science. How we can make things more interesting and not concentrate so much on pencil, paper and grades

This site has some really fun ideas for science. Most of them are elementary or Middle School but you can always modify things and make them appropriate for High School

It was exciting to find this site. I use so many visuals like venns and concept maps, comparison charts, and other great ideas.

I have to place standards in my lesson plans each week. This is a nice bookmark to refer to compare state and national standards.

Welcome to SchoolNotesThe Web's leading FREE school-to-home communications tool! I love this page. I found an incredible amount of sources to turn to all in one place.

This webquest could be done any day of the year to increase student awarenesss of the struggles our earth is facing. It takes the students in depth on our top environmental issues.

Interactive Web 2.0 periodic table with dynamic layouts showing names, electrons, oxidation, trend visualization, orbitals, isotopes, search. Full descriptions.

There are so many terms in science that pertain to different topics. This lesson helps students to understand how these words can be juggled around in different contents. I used the term plasma with this lesson also.

This forever will be one of my favorites. I can always find a project to go along with the content we are studying.

Carole Weigel, I love this website because I teach High School Science and I can find lots of practice activities for my students.