This website provides 4 important components in order to have a successful/active physical education classroom. It consists of instructional materials, training, equipment, and follow-up support.

The Classroom Teacher/Integrated lesson idea area has been designed to meet the needs of classroom teachers that desire to use physical activity to teach academic content. The content can be taught in the classroom or outside in an outdoor play area. Although this section is written for classroom teachers it is also appropriate for physical education teachers who wish to teach integrated content as well.

Professional development and networking are vital in any field, and that's especially true for educators. This website helps educators to come up with fresh ideas for lesson plans and classroom activities. It also talks about integrating technology into lessons and how to meet state standards.

This post exposes individuals to what PLN is if not already known and goes into detail about the do's and don'ts. It provides a 7 step process to follow in order to create a successful PLN.

This website provides a 52 page slide about how to collaborate with coworkers and touches on trends and principles of underlying tools. The presentation touches on a multitude of collaboration tools such as idea creation, idea generation, etc.

Web 2.0 is about revolutionary new ways of creating, collaborating, editing and sharing user-generated content online. It's also about ease of use. There's no need to download, and teachers and students can master many of these tools in minutes. Technology has never been easier or more accessible to all.

This website has compiled a list of free online resources to help keep your teaching tools sharp and up-to-date. It provides a multitude of lesson planning techniques and assessment resources for all subject fields.

Promethean Planet has over 60,000 free teaching resources, lesson plans and worksheets. Including free interactive whiteboard resources.

This website is comprised of science and math games for students in preschool, kindergarten, and first grade. It can be used to help students develop skills regarding technology as well as subject specific development.

FunBrain is the #1 site for online educational games for kids of all ages. It has games for all subject areas and can be used as an interactive technology method in order to step away from a 'common classroom setting'.

These games are designed to maximize activity for kids in confined spaces (such as the classroom). Some of these games are high-intensity, some are based on movement that stimulates brain activity, and some are designed with the simple goal of getting kids up, active and happy to move.

The website provides an easy access platform for physical educators to incorporate technology in their classroom in order to engage students. This method can help reach students who are typically not active outside of class and attract their interests by providing lesson plans that they can relate to.

This website is basically a forum page for science teachers to share ideas about what they are doing in their classrooms. These posts are typically comprised of ways to engage students in science class rather than lecturing and testing them.

This website provides ideas and answers to creating a 21 century classroom science class. It gives examples of how to incorporate technology in lessons, cool and unique class projects and how to create a classroom website.

This website has collected data from 101 educational websites and provides essential information in order to comprise an effective classroom learning environment. It breaks down each website into sections such as The Constitution, World War II, etc.

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.

Students learn mathematics by DOING mathematics, and not by watching someone else do mathematics. In recent years there has been an explosion in the number of high quality digital resources available from the Net and elsewhere that allow students to investigate, explore or consolidate the topics they are learning in their maths class.

This website provides sample lesson plans, guided videos, and creative ideas on how to engage students. It also provides a math problem of the month for all age groups that challenges students to think critically and work together in order to come to a final answer/conclusion.

This website provides links to multiple books for online reading. It also has other links for subjects such as bedtime stories, reading quizzes, and puzzles.

This idea can be used for students to express their creativity while also practicing their reading and writing abilities. On each card, the children illustrate the title on one card, the setting, author's purpose, beginning, middle, and end.