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This website is awesome, especially for teaching the states and capitals. There are so many fun games for students to play, so they won't get bored with the traditional rehearsal of flashcards.

Offering a variety of resources like articles and video interviews, a great resource for any P.E. teachers looking to learn more about performance P.E.

A great social studies activity for students to have an interactive learning experience with the history of our country and culture. Encouraging students perspectives on all of the different social aspects of our country.

A bone health campaign for students and their BFFs to "grow strong together and stay strong forever!" Great for all students to learn about how to grow healthy bones and healthy lifestyles.

This website allows students to explore different musical genres, ask questions, learn to read music, and more.

I chose this site, because it has a lot to offer for tips when teaching science in high school. I would use this to reference tips and tricks to make science fun and interactive

Great source to quiz the students on social studies topics. This is a great study tool for the concepts that are being learned.

An easy way to create and manage your lessons online, developed by teachers for teachers. Have to pay to receive but offers so many useful tools for a cheap price and the student's are able to view as well.

I chose this website because it is easy to add things to a lesson plan or calendar. I will use this website to help keep me organized.

This website is another resource to buying lesson plans. It will be used more for cases of learning how to add technology into our curriculum.

This website has educational games that they can play online. These games can be a great filler activity during the day that is seen as a fun game to the kids but had an educational purpose.

This has more than 70 multimedia units that spanning 10 core areas of study. This site gives information about people, places, and things in history.

Great resource to use to create quizzes or games for the students to answer about the subject they are studying. They can do this on their own or as a class with instant results for the teacher to see.

Great site for giving multiple levels of math to your students. Teachers can give different levels to different students to keep them advancing forward.

I chose this website because it had a wide variety of lesson plan ideas for language arts for all grade levels. I would use this in the classroom by having a more well rounded look at ideas for all grade levels. It had some great internet resources for students to use the web to learn as well.

This website has multiple lessons for language arts/English classes for grades K-12. The lesson lengths range form quick hitters to few days long. I could modify a spelling game for my PE class in the future.

This a great website to pull ideas from or to even use in the classroom. It would even be nice to have it projected up on the wall to work through a few of the activities with students.

I liked this site because it has a lot of useful information that students can easily follow. This site also has information that by grade levels, which will put it in language that those students can understand. I can use this site because it has a lot of useful information about the United States Government. This site will also be useful because it has many interactive games for students to do after learning about each section.

This website has links to 50 different tools for collaboration between student groups and teachers. One that I think I could use in the future for a health unit was playmeo, which has a bunch of interactive games for groups.

This website has 20 collaborative resources that you can use in a classroom. I like WeVideo because I think in my future class I could have students collaborate to make a dance or some sort of video to present to the class.

BrainPop is great way to keep the kids encouraged when learning about science. I will use this in class as a way to help them visual situations that happen due to science.

Newsela is a great website to use when learning about current event articles. I plan to use this when creating a research paper and can use as sources.

Interactive lessons, videos, and activities set by the teacher to hit the learning targets of the classroom lessons.

This article explains how you can connect language with physical education. A way you can do this is by playing music that is a different language while warming up or playing games.