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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.

This website is handy for finding quick activities for children to do during free time. These activities could be used as fillers if a lesson gets done too early. They could also be used as activities during fall, winter, or spring parties.

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.

Good way to see other teachers lesson plans and share some of your own. I would use this is I ever needed ideas or wanted to share some of mine.

I love the word FREE. This site is amazing and the break down of subjects and lessons. Keeping student engaged is important but also teachers need something new every now and then. If it is boring to you it will be boring for the students. This is a great site for new ideas.

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.

Sharemylesson is "by teachers, for teachers". It has lesson plans for early elementary, late elementary, middle school, and high school. It also has modified lesson plans for students with various special needs. It has a community tab that answers teacher questions, provides information on Common Core, and also has a general forum in which teachers talk and share their ideas and frustrations. There are over 300,000 teaching resources on this site alone.

This is website for teachers of multiple different grades, and has many different lesson plans which are aimed towards science education

I love this website! It takes reading and writing lessons and puts them to hip hop songs. Very good multicultural website.

Math: This resource is beneficial for teachers looking for math games or worksheet practice for their students. It also includes lessons for incorporating music into math; this could be a great way to keep students engaged while also learning the needed concepts

I chose this because there is lesson sharing for all grade levels. I would use this site for help finding creative ideas for a lesson if I am feeling stuck.

This site is a great way for new teachers to get tips about lesson planning. The site itself gives access to even more links of all different resources for lesson plans.

I heard about this website from a teacher at Washington. He said it is great and he finds great lesson plans here.

Lesson/unit plans are very demanding for teachers, and it's absolutely necessary to have several resources for building an effective plan. This site includes several writing activities. In addition, teachers can use these ideas to get students interested in writing (the different forms of writing are also included).

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.

This is a Social Studies site. I chose this site because of its lesson on Geography that so many students including myself lack. I was tested on the 50 states in high school, but thats it. Many Americans could most likely not find Florida or California if you gave them a map. Geography is an important education tool that seems to be losing its ground in the education system today.

This is a Science site. The game demonstrates all the chemical elements on the right side. If you need help, then there is a hint button on the left side to guide through the steps to finding the element. The goal of the game is to find the element in the house and you have three choices to get it right. This game is very helpful when teaching a lesson in science on all the elements in the table. There is a 3 minute time limit though.

This site is for a language arts lesson. It gives a definition for each language art word. Then, the site gives you a sample sentence and asks you to click on the noun. If you correctly answer it, then you get a point. There is a score board to help you see how you are doing. If you answer the sentence wrong, then it will correct you and explain as to why you missed it.