The AskERIC Lesson Plan Collection contains
more than 1100 unique lesson plans which have been written and submitted
to AskERIC by teachers from all over the United States.
This site, developed for classroom use,
provides information on current events, especially pertinent to the
social studies classroom.
This Economics education Web site provides online lesson plans, datalinks, Web resources, current events and links to standards.
This site features thousands of lesson plans, WebQuests, work sheets,activities, and materials for K-12 teachers.
This site is provided by the National Endowment
for the Humanities and contains hundreds of lesson plans for foreign
language, arts and culture, history and social studies areas.
This site, sponsored by the George Lucas
Educational Foundation, contains a myriad of resources including lesson
plans, interviews with teachers, examples of student work, and online
videos. Innovative instructional practices are the featured element
here.
ENC provides a searchable database of science
and math materials. Chartered by the US Department of Education, ENC
publishes a variety of free white papers regarding science and math
issues. Of special interest is their Digital Dozen, which features a
baker's dozen of exemplary math and science sites every month.
This history Web resource provides short
histories of western world events, such as the destruction of Pompeii
and the fall of Berlin in 1945.
Produced by the U.S. Department of Education,
this Web portal offers links to hundreds of education resources
supported by agencies across the U.S.Federal government. The site is
divided by subject area and also features a search engine.
iEARN is an international non-profit
organization that encourages and facilitates the use of the Internet in
collaborative educational projects. The site features information about
projects, membership, and professional development.
This Library of Congress site is developed
especially for teachers. It contains an exceptionally rich collection of
lesson plans, activities, collection links, and professional
development information.
This site, sponsored by the American Society
for Microbiology, contains information about the field of microbiology.
There are also a variety of hands-on activities and resources for
students, teachers, and scientists.
McREL maintains a list of hundreds of lesson
plan links for a variety of different subject areas. McREL's mission is
to make a difference in the quality of education and learning for all
through excellence in applied research, product development, and service
The NASA Quest Web site is packed full of free
resources for the science classroom. These resources include profiles of
NASA experts, live interactions, audio and video clips, lesson plans,
Internet projects, a photo database and list of over 3000 faqs.
This site provides a host of resources for
teaching social studies and other subject areas in the classroom. With
photos, map makers, lesson plans and online activities, teachers can
find a variety of teaching ideas and materials.
This site contains over 3,500 lesson plans for core content areas. Many are linked to Web iste and contain online activities.
This science Web site offers a multitude of
standards-based lesson plans and resources. Each week, it features a
different topical focus that could easily be used in a single class
period or adapted for prolonged investigation. The site is very
easy-to-use thanks to an elegant and clean interface design.
The Smithsonian is the single largest museum in
the world and houses many treasures from the U.S. and abroad. This site
contains lesson plans, online resources, and links to images,
publications, and music for every subject area.
This site features major initiatives of the
veteran non-profit organization
designed for teachers, by teachers. Teachers Network offers
professional
development opportunities and educational resources in the areas of
curriculum, leadership, policy, and new media. The site also features
lesson plans, project ideas, and online videos demonstrating innovative
teaching techniques.
GEM provides educators with a powerful search
tool that gives access to educational materials on federal, state,
university, nonprofit, and commercial Internet sites. It is operated by
the U.S. Department of Education.
This math Web site offers a wide variety of
resources for the teaching of K-12 mathematics. From arithmetic to
calculus, this site provides lesson plans and materials, weekly math
challenges, online discussions, and professional development materials.
This site focuses on providing resources to
educators interested in designing and using WebQuests in the classroom.
The WebQuest learning model was designed by Bernie Dodge and Tom March
in the early days of the Web and has taken off ever since.
This United States Geological Survey (USGS)
site delivers a variety of well-designed lessons for the sciences as
well as geography.
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