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This is a great resource for finding lesson plans and it's easy to navigate. I would use this website to help me find ideas quickly, by subject or grade level.

Pinterest is a great site to help create lesson plans. It offers lessons plans for all grade levels and all subjects. I will utilize pinterest when I am stumped on creating a fun and engaging lesson plan.

This is a great teacher sharing websites. It is full of lesson ideas and plans that can be used in the classroom. This website is for k-5 grades. It also has free webinars about current events in the education field. I will use it to get lesson ideas and stay current on changes in the education field.

Social Studies: I chose this website because it has great social studies lesson plans. These lesson plans are complete with standards, adaptations, discussion questions, helpful links, etc. The website is also very easy to navigate as well. I would use this in my class if I needed help thinking of a lesson for social studies. There lesson plans range in groups from K-5, 6-8, and 9-12. They also cover many different decades and important people in history.

This website offers a lot of cool technology lessons for teachers that were also created by teachers. Since they were created by teachers, it is very likely that they have been tested and work pretty well. This would be a great place to look for lesson plan ideas.

America's history through America's art. This website is a great resource for lesson plans and ideas for activities! I would particularly use this for ideas about teaching the early times of the United States. It has great lesson plans and students resources- it breaks difficult topics down into easy to understand key events!

America's history through America's art.

Teachers.Net features free physical education lesson plans for teachers. Physical education and elementary education resources. Discover printables, worksheets, thematic units, elementary lesson plans. Free teaching materials and educational resources for elementary teachers. I feel as a teacher you can never have too many resources for ideas.

This website makes lesson planning so easy. It is a detailed schedule of what needs to be taught when and it can printed off or emailed to the principal so he can look it over. this is user-friendly, and I will certainly have to look into using this when I start teaching. Amber Koth

This website is useful in helping to make lesson plans. It will connect to the state standards and you are also able to share between teachers. This will make class schedules easier.

a. I chose this website because it looked very efficient. b. I could use this in my classroom to make sure I stay organized so classes run smoothly.

This site gives tips for teachers about how to effectively plan for their lesson and how to reflect on it after. My first few years of teaching will be a lot of trial and error so having these tips will be very helpful.

American History is a passion of mine. I chose this site because it has a collaborative place to share lesson plans on the vast amount of topics re: American History. I thought it was well organized as well.

This website gives a list of P.E. activities that are grouped by grade level. This will be helpful in my classroom to know what activities are appropriate for that age group.

This website has a ton of lesson plans for physical education. A majority of them are K-5, but there are a few for 6-12. I will be going back to this site in the future to find lessons for my students

This website is on lesson plans and teaching strategies. It is for elementary through High school. This website has links that will help you better prepare and understand what you are teaching as a teacher and how to better teach your students how to understand it as well.

Has many different templates for teachers in all subject and grades. Has many examples of lesson plans as well as teaches you how to make one and main points.

This site offers many resources in creating lesson plans. I also helps with lesson plan ideas. I think this is a great tool to help new teachers as they are entering the classroom.

For this website you can chose between U.S. History, world history, geography, economics, civic and government, and elementary social studies. There are different resources like videos, interactive lessons, lesson plans, and so many others, and you can filter by what grade level you are teaching. How I would use this in my classroom is, I can use the lesson plans, pull videos, or use any interactive lessons.

For this website they have a bunch of resources for math and science to help the teacher out, it has lesson plans, vocabulary, paper and online quizzes, reading material, DIY activities, discussion questions, teacher guides, and exit tickets. How I would use this in the classroom is I can use the lesson plans for math or science, or the different DIY activities that they offer to use for hands on learning.

Lesson plans/teacher sharing

Other This website includes lesson plans, bulletin boards, worksheets, projects, and a list of instructional websites. The websites listed include lesson planning, games, theories, and font/graphics. This can be another one of those websites that can help teachers gather planning, games, and ideas from other teachers.

I could see myself using this website a lot in my future classroom. This breaks lessons and activities into categories, for kids and for teens. This will be helpful to teach kids how to stay healthy. I could use the lesson plans and activities in my future classroom.

Teacher's corner has an abundance of resources for teachers to use. Worksheets, lesson plans, seasonal items, bulletin boards, collaborating projects, units and message boards are all at the use of a teacher. The teachers corner has a lot of very helpful resources for teachers to use on a daily basis, or when they are in a bind or need something new and creative.

iCivics is a web-based education project designed to teach students civics and inspire them to be active participants in our democracy. I would use this website to generate different lesson plans to keep the class interesting.

This is a website that I actually use regularly, and is a collaboration website for teachers to use so they may find different instructional strategies from all around the nation.

This website is very helpful. It provides lessons and activity ideas for all types of subjects and grade levels. I would use this to help plan for activities or ideas for what I want to cover for a specific unit. I can see how it would be helpful now, while still in school for assignments.

This website has over 300,000 resources to choose from; so I think any teachers looking for sources won't have a problem except choosing one.