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Lesson ideas for teachers, this is a website that new teachers could possibly use to get lesson plan ideas.

Where physical educators come together to share ideas and build community. this website allows everyone to check out the latest PE discussions below. Members who are signed in can join an existing discussion or start their own discussion.

This is a website you can get ideas from different teachers who are willing to share their lessons/ideas online. Could be great if you need a quick plan b lesson at the last minute.

This website is basically a forum page for science teachers to share ideas about what they are doing in their classrooms. These posts are typically comprised of ways to engage students in science class rather than lecturing and testing them.

This website provides a 52 page slide about how to collaborate with coworkers and touches on trends and principles of underlying tools. The presentation touches on a multitude of collaboration tools such as idea creation, idea generation, etc.

This is a free site that allows private meetings. Kind of like a coatroom without the distraction of online media. It is a great suggestions for students to collaborate on group projects if they cannot meet in person.

This site is like a virtual bulletin board. It allows for information sharing for a group project. I think some collaborative activities could be created. I do think this site would need a moderator.

XPrize-Community-building and collaboration are two defining aspects of Web 2.0. A range of tools enable teachers and students to communicate, collaborate and share work. Some, like Edmodo, are designed specifically for educators. This Twitter-like tool lets you create custom mini-communities for classes, clubs, parents, etc and push out assignments, reminders and updates. Others, like GoogleDocs, are for general use but conducive to inter- and intra-school collaboration-in real time. All are easy to use. Case in point: a wiki-the Hawaiian word for "quick"-can be set up in 5 minutes! According to the website.

A great thing about this website is that you don't have to sign up and it is completely free. Not only does this site offer lesson plans, but it offers a multitude of other helpful tools as well. There are free printable worksheets and activity sheets, message boards, entire units, and project ideas. Daily writing prompts are a big part of this website, which I think is great because it gets students thinking and writing. It has other random tools for teachers to utilize and create their own, such as word scrambles, coloring pages, calendars, tests, crosswords, mazes, and more.

This is a great website for educational games to use in the classroom. It has games from each of the subject areas. I will use it during different subject areas in my classroom.

this site has all different games that covers a wide array of subjects and difficulty levels for different age groups

Online Learning Games for kids are a great way to build the skills that kids need to succeed in school. These educational games for kids make learning fun with math facts, language arts, and more. This would be another option to reach different subjects and topics. This website also has a printable. The printable would be good for those students who may not want to use the computer but needs extra help.

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 provides many different subject areas and options for lesson plans. The site says they have over four thousand to choose from so I feel this site would be helpful. This site would be most useful when looking for ideas to go along with a lesson plan that I already created or to get ideas of subjects to make a lesson plan.

This also has free lesson plans for all grades, and all subjects. You could create a lesson plan too! The teacher could also get the magazine for this website. Again, I would use this for a resource and ideas.

The web's largest collection of free lesson plans, submitted by teachers. Download free lessons, thematic units, activities, learning games, printables, classroom projects, and more! I would have my students use this website to use when doing projects. This would help them assign tasks when they are working and they would know what needs to be done for the project.

Lesson planning/teacher sharing - This site is full of resources and tools for teachers and students when it comes to teaching. It also includes diverse culture ideas for both teachers and students

Lesson plans/teacher sharing - This is a very useful source for teachers to utilize, it is almost an online workshop for lesson planning for teachers

I chose this website because it gives teachers a couple ideas on free collaboration tools that students can use and teachers can use. I would use this resource as a guide to share with my students on the different types of collaboration tools they can use when doing a group project.

I chose this site because it had some thoughtful ways to share and collaborate on projects. I would use some of these tools when I had projects I wanted the class to make shareable etc...

This site offered a quick list of interactive tools to be used in the classroom. I could use many of the tools referenced here to engage student sharing and teamwork.

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.

I chose scholastic as one of my literacy sources because it is both beneficial for the student and teachers. I would love to share this with parents/guardians to give them the option to order books for themselves, so I can earn things for the classroom.

I chose this resource because it offers project ideas, discussion guides, book fairs, book clubs, as well as a teacher store. I would use this resource as a place to get materials that I need for in my classroom as well as a resource for books for students and myself.

Lesson Plans/Teacher Sharing: I chose this website because it is free and easily accessible; I liked the visuals it included and that they included books that could be used to help teach the lesson. I could use this in my future to find lessons with books I want to read or to find a book for a certain type of lesson.

Scholastic has free access to lesson and unit plans for teachers. You can put in the grade level and the subject and it will give you access to lots of lesson plan options.