Education Links and Lesson Plans

Sites with Internet education links

Sites with lesson plans

Sites with Education Links

Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators is a categorized list of sites on the Internet found to be useful for enhancing the curriculum as well as teachers' professional growth. Updated regularly to keep up with the tremendous number of new World Wide Web sites, it is organized by curriculum area.
Educator's Toolkit is an extensive list of sites for educators; categorized but not annotated.
Classroom Connect, with links to educational material updated daily, is a good starting point.
The Blue Web'n Learning Applications Library was developed by Pacific Bell's Education First Applications Design Team. Intended for teachers, librarians, and parents, this searchable database of outstanding learning applications categorizes entries by content/sub-content area, audience/grade level, and type of application (lessons, activities, projects, resources, references, and tools). The links are annotated.
Pitsco's Launch to Educational Resources
Education World is a comprehensive source for education links on the Internet. Search by keyword, use the topic list, or browse the awards section for extensive reviews of the hottest education sites of the month.
B.J. Pinchbeck's Homework Helper provides links to sites around the world. A comprehensive search engine and reference section are included, allowing the user to find information about virtually anything on the Internet. Links that relate to English, history, math, science, social studies, and foreign languages are plentiful.
Busy Teacher's Website offers an extensive and diverse list of subject areas such as archaeology, chemistry, ecology, and paleontology. The Recess section has games that can be played online during those dreaded rainy days.
FIRN (Florida Information Resource Network) offers instructional resources that seem to provide access to almost everything else related to curriculum and teaching.
Gander Academy's Theme-Related Resources on the World Wide Web was created by a grade 5 teacher in Canada. The links have been organized around themes taught in his primary/elementary school.
AlvaradoCyberExplorers (ACE) was created by a group of teachers from the New Haven Unified School District in Union City, CA. This site is full of links to fun learning activities and resources for teachers and students.
Web66: International School Web Site Registry If your school has a home page not included in this registry, please register it now!
Instructional Technology Connections is an excellent collection of listserves, e-journals, and K-12 links for teachers.
David Levin's Learning@Web.Sites is intended primarily for senior high school educators who would like to enhance their curriculum and instruction using the Internet.
Connecting Students to the World Beyond the Classroom provides a listing of web sites that are worthwhile for students to visit. These sites are picked for their quality of content and educational interactive capabilities, and all have Internet lesson plans ready and waiting at the site.
Math and Science Resources

Sites with Lesson Plans

Educational Web Adventures offers online activities in numerous curriculum areas
Education World
AskERIC Lesson Plans are categorized by standard subject areas (math, science, language arts, social studies, etc.). A range of grade levels is represented, so there's plenty to choose from. This site also lists some special projects you can do with your class.
Teacher Tips by Trevor VanTine offers advice on how to use the Internet in your classroom, provides resources for teachers of gifted and talented students, lists science and history resources, and provides links to sites that offer ideas for lesson plans.
Mid-Continent Regional Laboratory (McREL) offers an extensive list of resources that provide lesson plans to serve all discipline areas, including the arts, and inter/multi-disciplinary approaches.
Teachers Helping Teachers has teaching ideas and tips for many subject areas, including classroom management ideas. Participate in chat sessions where you can exchange ideas and concerns with other teachers, or submit your own great ideas to share with others.
Microsoft has a wide variety of training resources available for MS Office applications, including PowerPoint. They include downloadable step-by-step how-to guides, downloadable manuals, courseware, etc. Click on "Learn Technology" for more. There are also tutorials and lesson plans for integrating technology into the curriculum.
The Chalkboard: A Classroom Corporate Connection is loaded with resources for bringing much-needed funds to your classroom. The site is divided into four categories: Things for Class, Services, Awards, and Jobs.
The Lesson Plans Page contains nearly 200 lesson plans for math, science, language arts, art, PE, music, and social studies. It also contains an online form where visitors can submit their own lesson plans.
Exploring the Environment is a set of problem-based learning modules developed by teams of curriculum developers, remote imaging experts, teachers, and NASA staff members. The modules let educators and students use remote images to study the environment.
Connecting Students to the World Beyond the Classroom provides a listing of web sites that are worthwhile for students to visit. These sites are picked for the quality of their content and their educational interactive capabilities, and they all have Internet lesson plans ready and waiting at the site.

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