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Scholastic has a great search tool called Book Wizard that
allows you to search their books by level, genre, subject,
or grade. Great resource when searching for new
books to use in a lesson or to just add to the classroom
library.
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Crayola has a wonderful variety of lesson plans
that integrate art into other subjects. Very helpful
when trying to mix up your everyday activites with
something new and exciting for the students.
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Scholastic provides daily starters everyday in
english and math, and with fun facts and "teachable"
moments. You are able to switch between days to see
previous daily starters and can even pick the grade level
of the questions. Great source when looking for
something to start the school day off with.
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Teaching Tolerance presents a wide variety of
articles that talk about teaching "tough" topics in your
classroom and how to address them. It even provides
lesson plans on controversial topics.
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TeacherTube is essentially Youtube for
school. It has videos on all different subjects,
ones about teaching tips, videos for students, and so much
more. A great resource when looking for a video to
aid in a lesson or show to the class to break up the day.
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Education World provides lesson plan ideas and
general tips for running your classroom that can be
helpful to any teacher.
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TED Ed is really interesting because it provides
lesson plans shaped around TED talks. Really fun way
to get your students interested in a subject. You
can find lessons based on subject area that you're looking
for.
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