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Math: This website allows teachers to look at resources that will help them in teaching using standard-aligned instruction. The teacher can pick a grade and it will bring them to a page that will show a math standard with a list of lesson plans and activities below.

I liked this website because it gave multiple math activities you can do with kids and even let you choose what standard you wanted the activity to address. I could use these activities when I need to give an assignment related to one of the standards.

I found this site helpful, its a 53 [age document that helps develop ideas for social studies, it clearly described the core standards and showed how they are broken down by color code for different disciplines.

Here is a good resourse for math teachers.This is good for all levels, elementary, middle and high school. It has standards, lists of conferences, and professional development tabs. This resource also provides more resources to help teachers succeed. It has a journals and books tab that shows teachers journals and other books to make them more successful. This website can be a very helpful tool.

Language Arts: I chose this website because I think it is very easy to follow and offers lesson ideas for language arts grades preschool through high school. You can click on the grade you want and it will provide and extensive list of lesson plan ideas for that grade. The standard number is provided as a way to search through lessons quicker. I think that is a great idea. If a teacher knows the standard they want to cover but aren't sure what to teach, this website would be very helpful.

This is a site that offers animated videos to help explain science topics for many different levels. Its fun and interactive for any student. Teachers can use this as a tool for students to go on and watch the videos to learn and have fun. I remember using this in high school and thinking even grade school students would be able to understand the information. It can be used for other subjects also, like health and social studies.

BrainPop is extremely useful for all teachers, and I think should be completely utilized. All subjects are present, and students can learn and explore a variety of topics. However, teachers can utilize lesson plans, standards, and create homework assignments on the website. Truly a great site to add to a PLN.

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.

Science: I found this to be a good resource because it sections off the different topics in science and has great videos for different topics and lessons. I could browse this website to find videos to show in my classroom to instill different lessons, standards, etc.

Lesson Plans/Teacher Sharing: I liked this website because the user could search by grade level or subject and it gave tons of lesson plan examples that could easily be altered or modified for a specific group. This could be used in my future classroom to help me find creative ways to teach the standards and engage my students

I chose this site because it offers ideas on how to incorporate physical education into lesson plan ideas. I would use this site to create fun and interesting lessons that get my students up and moving while learning.

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.

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

Boardmaker is a website that helps with special education educators in speech and language pathologist, occupational therapists' behavioral therapists, while making sure to find, create, organize and deliver customized visual support, with activities in the classroom. How I would use this as a tool in my classroom is that it can help me manage and assign student activities from anywhere, it helps collect data for IEP goals and educational standards.

Grades K-12

This site is a great site for teachers to access because they can gather teaching resources, share and collaborate online with other teachers, and they can look at the common core standards. This will come in use when people are starting out and just in general. It is always great to get another opinion of what other teachers are thinking and doing.

This site shows a number of different resources that teachers and even students can use. It shows sites that show different activities/projects to get creative thinking going. It also shows sites where students and teachers can use other resources to create things such as newsletters and even projects. One that I like is smore!

Math: I think will be an amazingly helpful resource I use in my future classroom. It provides sample math problems which are grade appropriate. All you have to do is click on the grade level you are teaching and it gives you a list of different math concepts that level should be focusing on. For example, when you click on 4th grade it gives you place values, coordinate graphs, adding and subtracting fractions, and so on. I think this is a great website for any teacher creating math lesson plans.

This is a great resource for math teachers, it can be used for several years because the levels vary from Pre-K up to precalculus. It also has a tab with the common core standards with activites that fit those.

This site is good for math students that need extra help. This site has many different grade levels and different topics for that level and subtopics so it can help narrow down what you really need help on.

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 has great games for elementay kids for PE class. I like how easy this site was to find information

This website has alot of different games that you can use in your gym. But also the students can use it outside of class for there own personal use if they want to play them with there friends.

This website is very beneficial to not just PE majors, but other teachers as well. This website has a ton of activities that you can do with you students. I picked this website because it has the standards as well as the activities to meet them. I will use this in my classroom if my students need to wake up and gain some energy to keep working!

This is a great teacher sharing websites. It is full of lesson ideas and plans that can be used in the classroom. This website is for k-5 grades. It also has free webinars about current events in the education field. I will use it to get lesson ideas and stay current on changes in the education field.

Social Studies: I chose this website because it has great social studies lesson plans. These lesson plans are complete with standards, adaptations, discussion questions, helpful links, etc. The website is also very easy to navigate as well. I would use this in my class if I needed help thinking of a lesson for social studies. There lesson plans range in groups from K-5, 6-8, and 9-12. They also cover many different decades and important people in history.