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For this website it as a bunch of resources for teachers to use for curriculum resources, assessments, different type of tool to use and a lot more too. If I were a PE or Health teacher, I could use this to help with the curriculum, or assessments or the different resources it has available.

For this website there are a Varity of different topics to pick from the curriculum library and the unit talks about what the students will be learning when it comes to STEM. How I would use this in the classroom is that I can teach students about STEM with hands on learning.

It is a website that list different ways that can help educators in the classroom for IEP resources, curriculum support, how to make a classroom more inclusive, and how to behavior management in the classroom. How I would use this is in my classroom is that I can use the different resources that it offers to help me with the curriculum support and classroom behavior management.

I chose this site because there are free curriculum resources. I will use this site to help plan P.E. Lessons

This is a popular website for beginner readers. My kindergartner really enjoys this website and the interactive reading sites are simple and straightforward and allow her to navigate them easily, on her own. 

Starfall is a great website to use if your school has not implemented phonics into their curriculum. The site is interactive and geared towards younger children first learning to read. It starts at the very beginning and works its way through the alphabet, learning to read, and different levels of reading. However, I feel this website could also be used for ELL learners.

This is a website for teachers to develop lesson plans, standards for curriculum, and more information for teachers to include for students.

Social Studies: I chose this resource because I liked how it was laid out; you chose whether you wanted resources for the learner or the educator, it lays out how to use the website for teaching 21st-century skills, ideas to motivate and engage students with the content, and uses standard-aligned curriculum. I could use this in my future classroom to help with lesson plans and activities to teach students about social studies.

I chose this tool because I first heard about it at Eisenhower and how beneficial it is when you are a teacher. You are able to store lesson plans in this website and share them with fellow teachers. It helps keep you organized and makes it easy to pick the curriculum that you use. I would use this to help store my lessons in and to look back and change if need be.

This website is a great resource for elementary teachers to use. This website has many things to offer for all subject area. It has lesson plans and planning, curriculum, professional readings, and many other things. It also has a link to where a teacher can get free books, how to build a website and contest that their students can enter in.

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Lesson Plans for different subjects I selected this website because it not only includes lesson plans and unit materials, but practice worksheets and activity cards as well. This website includes useful information on the main subject areas, arts/crafts, and English Language Learners. I chose this lesson plan website because it includes much more information to help out teachers besides lesson plans.

I love this site becuase so often, when we think about differentiating lessons, we think about the kids who are behind, not the ones who are ahead. Here you can find ways to enhance your own lessons, or, make all new lessons for them to work on when they have time. It's a great way to keep the gifted kids busy, challenged, and happy (as well as some over bearing parents of gifted students...).

Health: This would be a very useful website to use as an educator. There are suggestions on how to design your health curriculum, ways to assess students, and strategies to enhance instruction. I would use this website because there is a lot I don't know about health and this would be a great place to get lesson ideas.

This website is very good for elementary and middle school. It is a place for other physical education and health teachers to share ideas of what they find useful in getting the kids interested.

You'll love this research-based reading comprehension curriculum. Check out ReadWorks.org!---This site gives lots of current popular books and ideas for projects to go along with the reading. It is a reading comprehension booster and I know that will be useful in my classroom. Getting students to read is a priority for me!

The Library of Congress - resources in "for teachers" page include ready-to-use materials that brings the Library's primary sources aligned with state standards into the classrooms, online modules to build teacher skills with the Library's professional development curriculum ( Library of Congress Learning Page "The Learning Page is designed to help educators use the American Memory Collections to teach history and culture.

This is for elementary physical education classes. This gives you a lot of templates and other good ideas that you can use in your class.

This site is really nice because it has options for all grades, K-12. There are over 300 lesson guides provided for teachers to use. All of the lesson guides are designed to meet national health curriculum standards. The site also provides several assessment strategies in order to assess what you have taught. I think sometimes it might be harder to find health lessons so this website is probably very helpful for health educators.

This website has many activities to build a child's language skills. It is geared for home schooled children but all the lesson can be applied to a child in any educational setting or even when you just have time to talk with a child.

Games and puzzles for teachers to use and have students use for extra learning, this would be good to include in the curriculum for different lessons.