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This site has a list of teaching strategies that can create a positive classroom environment. Having many different strategies I can use in my classroom can help me teach to all the different learning styles of my students.

This file gives you all the standards and each component/motor skill each student needs to complete. It also gives learning outcomes for each grade level, so just a basis of where the student needs to be with that skill by that grade. I will use this every single time I write a lesson plan.

this site has hands-on scientific study, build STEM content knowledge, and inquiry-based learning skills. Has over 70 complete units to choose from for students to choose from.

This article is full of different teaching strategies you should use in your classroom to improve student learning. I will definitely use some of these strategies for classroom management in my future gymnasium.

This tool gives 26 lessons for 2nd grade alone not to mention other general topics like social emotional learning, then if you want you can also subscribe to the group as well

Taken straight from the site: "IXL offers dozens of second grade science skills to explore and learn! Not sure where to start? Select a skill plan that aligns to your textbook, state standards, or standardized test." This site has a wide range of suggestions for someone who isnt so science minded. it also has the other subjects as well

This website is full of different tips and games for students to play who are interested in their health and their physical condition. There are quizzes to take to test their knowledge about health and other things. There are also tips on how to stay healthy and how to stay in shape. This is a great website for students who are interested in health and physical education.

This site is all about being active and eating healthy. Students can learn more about eating healthy or more about how the body works. This is a great way to incorporate technology into P.E. class. Students may like to explore this website at home or during a study hall if you give them homework. Amber Koth

A website for kids and their parents to learn more about health, fitness and nutrition through fun games, recipes and articles. This website could be more for the home, but I would modify it for the classroom. One example was a game called Scavenger Hunt, and the students would have to find objects placed around the room in so much time. You might have some safety issues with this game, but I could make it work.

I chose this site, more than anything, becuase it's fun and it's games. I'd use this site as more of a reward or an educational time killer. Kids love to go to the computer lab and they love to play games. With this site you can also make sure that they are practicing math. You could also say that they have to play addition games, or fraction games, or whatever it is that you're studying in class to give them all the practice they can get.

Play with math and give your brain a workout! Math Playground is filled with 100s of math games, logic puzzles, math word problems and step by step videos. Practice addition, multiplication, fractions, problem solving, decimals, algebra, geometry and more. Their learning games are wholesome, fun and challenging.

I choose this site because it has fun and easy math games for grades 1st through 6th. This site can be used in my future classroom by having the students work on the games during their free to help them study and understand math in a more inviting way.

Science needs to intertwine activities into the learning process. This site popped at me because it included so many project ideas for a wide array of sciences (chemistry, physics, astronomy, engineering, computer science, etc.). Teachers can use this site as a resource for building a well-rounded assessment tool bag.

Social Studies (2): This website contains free learning and teaching resources from Federal Agencies which makes it a credible resource for teachers and students to use. It covers a variety of history/social studies topics: government, famous people, movements, states/regions, world studies, wars, etc. There are photos, videos, documents, and other important resources about the topics that are linked to each subject. As a teacher, this resource could be used as links in PowerPoints, embedded in Prezis, or as a tool for students to use in the classroom.

This website has different websites for teachers to use in the classroom to help teach science to students with charts, pictures, and so many others. How I would use this in the classroom is a can use any of the websites to show the students what they are learning about with pictures and charts.

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.

For this website they have different educational games you can buy for different age groups to help them learn or work on their motor skills. How I would use this in the classroom is based on the educational game I buy I can use them to teach subjects in the classroom or students can use and play with them during recess or down time, or to help them with any issues they need to work in.

For this website they have a variety of different manipulatives kits for activities for the students to use in the classroom. How I would use this in my classroom is I can buy one of these kits for the class to help hands on learning for math.

It is a website to help students who are ESL or EFL who are trying to learn English while still understanding they're first language. The reason why I had chosen this website is that I can use it as a resource in my classroom in case I have a student who might be ESL/EFL.

Helps students with grammar skills. The student chooses their interest and through stimulating activities develop their grammar skills.

This website is great for a virtual representation of a life cycle. I chose this because it is stimulating and could be used to explain a life cycle more in depth then a textbook.

This website is great for a virtual representation of a life cycle. I chose this because it is stimulating and could be used to explain a life cycle more in depth then a textbook.

I choose this site because it has Reading/Writing and Math games available for preschool through third graders. This site can be used in my future classroom by having the students spend time on certain games during lessons.

Has many different subject areas in math set up as games, practice problems, and even dictionaries. Seems to be set up for students in middle school. Very colorful and active.

I feel like this website would catch student's attention very well because of the different colors. This website is also very well organized into sections and it is easy to find exactly what you want, whether it is puzzles, games, or just homework help. This website also has everything from "math 4 kids" to precalc and calc. This could be a very easy thing to students to use at home as well as in class, if computers are available.

I choose this site because it is a notes website for when a student is stuck on a lesson. This site can be used in my future classroom by supplying it to my students and their parents for when they need to look at more notes.

Grades K-12