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4Teachers.org
At 4Teachers.org you will find a variety of tools and resources. This site provides games, a rubric creator, a video production tool, a manageable calendar, and professional development.
A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety
The FBI produces A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety. The publication explains what parents and teachers can do to prevent internet child exploitation.
A to Z Teacher Stuff
The A to Z Teacher Stuff Web site is a directory of resources for teachers. Teachers will find lesson plans, forums, teaching materials, and worksheets.
ABC Teach
Abcteach provides online resources for students, parents, and teachers. The offers free worksheets and tools. Users can create custom handwriting worksheets, shape books, word walls, word searches, word unscrambles, crossword puzzles, math worksheets, and sudoku.
Achieve
At achieve.org you'll find information about academic standards including state profiles, K-12 expectations, state services, publications, and press releases.
Alabama
This site links to the Alabama state standards.
Alaska
This site links to the Alaska state standards.
Alliance for a Media Literate America
The Alliance for a Media Literate America Web site provides media conference and event information, media resources, media research, and media support.
American Association of University Women
The American Association of University Women Web site offers public awareness about educational inequalities between girls and boys. Visit this site to find information about the Eleanor Roosevelt grant award.
American Mathematical Society
The AMS Web site features employment news, information regarding Math Olympiad, legislation affecting education, and AMS conferences, workshops and publications.
Arizona
This site links to the Arizona state standards.
Arkansas
This site links to the Arkansas state standards.
Arts Education Partnership
National, state, and community groups sponsor art education in many ways. They can provide guest speakers, resource information, and exhibitions of professional and student work. For support and resources to encourage the appreciation of art outside the classroom, visit the Arts Education Partnership.
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, ASCD
ASCD is one of the premier professional organizations promoting excellence in leadership and curriculum design in K-12 schools today. Their Web site offers information about membership, current events, professional development, and a wide variety of topics of interest to teachers and administrators.
Bartleby
Visit the Bartleby site next time you need to find a word, check a writing style issue, or find just the right quote. The Web site provides a wealth of resources to both the language arts teacher and student. With free access to Roget’s Thesaurus, Strunk’s Elements of Style, three separate sources of quotations, dictionaries and more, you are sure to find something you can use.
Bugscope
Visit the Bugscope Web site to see how your class can remotely operate a scanning electron microscope. Students can image insects at high magnification in real time from classroom computers. This highly unique project is made possible by the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology at the University of Illinois. The Bugscope project has been designed for K-12 students and is available free of charge.
Busy Teacher's Café
Busy Teachers Cafe provides teaching tips, planners, support ideas, book recommendations, pen pal information, and free worksheets. Visit this site to learn how to create a class Web site.
C-SPAN Classroom
This site, developed for classroom use, provides information on current events, especially pertinent to the social studies classroom.
Cable in the Classroom
Cable in the Classroom is a Web site that provides media literacy information to parents, teachers, and administrators. Visit this site to find publications, press releases, awards, and digital safety and ethics information.
California
This site links to the California state standards.
Captain Planet
The Captain Planet Web site provides information about grant programs. Grants are awarded to projects that promote environmental awareness and involve children from the ages of 6-18. Visit the link for more details.
Center for Media and Public Affairs
The Center for Media and Public Affairs provides scientific research of the news and entertainment media. CMPA studies the role that media has in communicating information.
Center on Instruction
The Center on Instruction provides research based information and resources for K-12 instruction in math, reading, special education, science, and English language learning. The site provides best practice methods, research results, and topic-based materials.
College Board
At the College Board Web site you will find up-to-date information about familiar College Board tests, programs, and services.
Colorado
This site links to the Colorado state standards.
Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media is a non-profit organization that provides family centered media and entertainment information. Find movie reviews, TV shows, games, and parent tools.
Congress for Kids
www.congressforkids.net allows students to interactively learn through exciting experiences about the federal government. This site provides illustrations, activities, and a personal guide, Uncle Sam.
Connecticut
This site links to the Connecticut state standards.
Connections Academy
Connections academy offers a free public distance learning program for grades K-11.
Council for Exceptional Children
The Council for Exceptional Children is an organization that advocates children with disabilities. The site provides professional development, specialized information, research articles, publications, and conference event information.
Country Watch
Visit this site to get up-to-the-minute geopolitical news from around the world.
Cyberbullying
This interactive animation shows students, parents, and educators how to prevent cyberbullying and how to report it.
Cyberbullying: Always on! Always Aware!
Learn facts about cyberbullying at cyberbullying.org. This Web site provides examples of cyberbullying and explains how to help children who are bullied online.
Cyberjournalist
Visit cyberjournalist.net to find the latest resources and articles about the internet and technology. Learn about social networking and how it impacts the media.
Delaware
This site links to the Delaware state standards.
edHelper.com
Edhelper.com features thousands of lesson plans, WebQuests, worksheets, activities, and materials for K-12 teachers.
Education Week
Visit the Education Week Web site for informative and high-quality investigative reporting on a myriad of K-12 education-related issues. The award-winning site offers local, state, and national news, weekly articles, periodic special reports on a variety of topics, career news, and a job board, among other things. Its core audience is administrators and teachers. The site also contains a link to it’s sister publication, the outstanding Teacher Magazine, which features articles, book reviews, commentaries, and other offerings specifically written for classroom teachers.
Education World
At educationworld.com you will find lesson plans, professional development features, technology integration articles, and more.
Educator templates
At the Educator Templates Web site you will find a directory of free, printable, and customizable templates that are related to education.
EduHound
EduHound is a educational directory of free resources. Users will find clipart, templates, schools, and classrooms.
Edutopia: The George Lucas Educational Foundation
edutopia.org, 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.
eLearn Magazine
eLearn Magazine will provide you with education and technology news. The site provides best practices information, case studies, tutorials, reviews, and research papers.
eSchool News Online
eSchool News Online provides technology news for educators. The site offers a tech solutions center, product news update, marketplace information, and an ed-tech insider feature.
EyeWitness to History
This Web site provides short histories of western world events, such as the destruction of Pompeii and the fall of Berlin in 1945.
Fair Test
At fairtest.org you will find information about assessment issues in both K-12 and college admissions.
Family Education
School.FamilyEducation.com provides parents with information regarding educational issues. Parents will find report card advice, tips on speaking to a teacher, worksheets, and homework help.
Florida
This site links to the Florida state standards.
From Now On: The Educational Technology Journal
fno.org provides information on how to use the Internet in your classroom, as well as articles. Article topics include assessment, educational change, curriculum, grants, information literacy, Internet use policies, networks, research, staff development, and technology planning.
Georgia
This site links to the Georgia state standards.
Get Net Wise
At www.getnetwise.org users will find important information for children and adults about internet safety.
Glencoe
Glencoe/McGraw-Hill is dedicated to educating children and helping educational professionals by providing the highest quality materials and services. At glencoe.com users will find test preparation, reading intervention, interactive games, classroom activities and much more.
Grant Wrangler
At grantwrangler.com you will find a free list of grants. Teachers and parents can find funding for art, history, mathematics, science and technology. There is even a feature that highlights deadlines that are approaching.
GuideStar
Guidestar.org provides effective grant writing tips.
Hawaii
This site links to the Hawaii state standards.
History Matters
Use the History Matters Web site to teach the rich history of the United States. Designed for high school and college teachers, the site divides its resources between teaching techniques and history resources. The resources are varied and include source documents of images, texts, and audio files. There are also many ideas for curriculum design, teaching strategies, and technology integration.
Idaho
This site links to the Idaho state standards.
iEarn: International Education and Resource Network
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.
Illinois
This site links to the Illinois state standards.
Imagine Cup
Imagine Cup, sponsored by Microsoft, is a technology competition for students. The competition seeks innovation, creativity, imagination, and passion. To be eligible students must be at least 16 years old and enrolled in a high school or accredited institution.
Indiana
This site links to the Indiana state standards.
Inspiration: Teacher Scholarships
Inspiration offers a yearly scholarship program to educators who demonstrate that they effectively use visual learning and technology in the classroom.
International Technology Education Association
ITEA is the professional organization of technology teachers. Their Web site offers information on technology education standards, conferences, professional development, as well as grants and scholarships.
Iowa
This site links to the Iowa state standards.
Jordan Fundamentals: Grant Program
The Jordan Fundamentals is a grant program that recognizes creative instruction in economically challenged public secondary schools. The program funds special projects that help take teaching to new heights.
Kansas
This site links to the Kansas state standards.
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators at Discovery Education
Use Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators as a directory. The resources found on Kathy's site will enhance your curriculum. The site offers professional development, workshops, discussion forums, subject specific resources, and This site links to Kathy's favorite sites.
Kentucky
This site links to Kentucky state standards.
Kids Health
Kids Health provides health information about children. The site contains age-appropriate areas that are sorted by parents, teens, and kids.
Louisiana
This site links to the Louisiana state standards.
Macmillan
Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, the elementary school publishing unit of The McGraw-Hill Companies, is dedicated to educating children and to helping educational professionals by providing the highest quality materials and services. At www.mhschool.com, users will find instructional and assessment strategies along with materials that motivate children.
Maine
This site links to the Maine state standards.
MainFunction
At mainfunction.com you will find articles, projects, activities, and discussions that deal with technology.
Maryland
This site links to the Maryland state standards.
MathWorld Classroom
The MathWorld Classroom provides a summary of mathematical terms and activities.
Media Awareness Network
Media Awareness Network provides media and internet resources for both teachers and parents. You can blog, read about media issues and research, play games, and explore professional development resources.
Michigan
This site links to Michigan state standards.
Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning
McREL maintains a list of links to lesson plans. 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.
MiddleWeb
A resource site for middle school education reform.
Minnesota
This site links to Minnesota state standards.
Mississippi
This site links to Mississippi state standards.
Missouri
This site links to Missouri state standards.
Modern Language Association, MLA
This site is devoted to the national association dedicated to the study of language and literature. Find information about MLA style, reports, committees, publications, and awards.
Montana
This site links to Montana state standards.
My Teacher Tools
Formerly known as "Rona's Teacher Tools", this site provides a directory of teacher resources including lesson plans, theme units, worksheets, jokes, free software, rubrics, and grade books.
NASA: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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 3,000 faqs.
National Association of Biology Teachers
The NABT is targeted to the secondary-level teacher and above. The site provides association-related information regarding conferences and workshops, grants, publications, and news.
National Business Education Association
The NBEA is the professional organization for business educators. Their Web site is for business educators to review and receive information regarding professional activities including conferences, publications and job opportunities.
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
The NCTM site provides teachers with information about the NCTM standards, mathematics education news, and organization information including membership, conferences, and publications.
National Council on Economic Education
At www.ncee.net users will find a wealth of information for teaching economics, including online lesson plans, a catalog of publications, professional news and program information.
National Education Association
The National Education Association Web site allows educators to connect to pages covering educational topics, issues, and resources. Subjects include public education, legislative action, school safety, health information, educational materials, and books and publications.
National Geographic Education
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 will find a variety of teaching ideas and materials.
National Geographic Education Foundation: Teacher Grants
At www.nationalgeographic.com educators will find grant information about the National Geographic Education Foundation. The goal of the grant program is to help promote geographic education in classrooms, schools, districts, and communities.
National High School Association
The Web site for the National High School Association (NHSA) features information about membership, conferences, and publications, including The High School Educator. NHSA is a non-profit membership association dedicated to improving the professional knowledge of high school educators so that all high school students may experience academic success.
National Middle School Association
The National Middle School Association is an organization that provides support to anyone interested in the health and education of middle school children. The Web site features professional development, publications, membership, and research.
National Science Foundation
At the National Science Foundation Web site educators will find information about funding, awards, news articles, publications, statistics, and research discoveries.
National Science Teachers Association
The National Science Teachers Association is an organization that promotes science teaching innovation. The Web site features professional development opportunities, conference and institute information, and grant information.
Nebraska
This site links to Nebraska state standards.
Net Smartz
The NetSmartz Workshop is an educational safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® and Boys & Girls Clubs of America. The Web site uses animations to explain internet safety to children.
Nevada
This site links to Nevada state standards.
New Jersey
This site links to New Jersey state standards.
New Mexico
This site links to New Mexico state standards.
New York
This site links to New York state standards.
New York Foundation for the Arts'
The American Alliance for Arts Education is a national organization providing teachers with valuable arts resources. You can join the alliance or find out about their projects and programs.
North Dakota
This site links to North Dakota state standards.
Ohio
This site links to Ohio state standards.
Oklahoma
This site links to Oklahoma state standards.
Open Educational Resources
Open Educational Resources is an open learning network that allows teachers to share and collaborate classroom material. Users can rate and comment on material.
Oracle Education Foundation
At the Oracle Education Foundation Web site educators will find grant information. The Oracle Foundation supports technology integration in the classroom and professional development.
Oregon
This site links to Oregon state standards.
PBS Teachers
This site contains over 3,500 lesson plans for core content areas along with online activities.
PBS: The Proof
Visit The Proof Web site to spark your students' interest in mathematics. On this PBS/Nova Web site, students will learn about mathematician Andrew Wiles' seven-year effort to solve the world's greatest mathematical problem: Fermat's Last Theorem. Wiles' quest puts a human face on math's greatest enigma, as does a section called Math's Hidden Woman. Here you can read about the 18th-century mathematician Sophie Germain, a woman similarly obsessed with the theorem. For geometry students, the site offers a simple explanation of how the Pythagorean theorem works and provides several interactive activities to challenge students to work with the theorem.
Pennsylvania
This site links to Pennsylvania state standards.
Primary Source Learning
www.primarysourcelearning.com provides classroom teachers with K-12 resources. The Web site provides teaching materials with state standards, best practices programs, and online activities. It is funded by the Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Program.
Project Tomorrow
Tomorrow.org is a grassroots volunteer effort founded by John Gage of Sun Microsystems. Its mission is to connect every child to a brighter future by helping educators meet educational goals through the effective use of technology.
Rethinking School
Includes an index of every article published in Rethinking Schools and provides links to other school reform Web sites.
Rhode Island
This site links to Rhode Island state standards.
Richard Riley Award
Richard Riley Award provides grant support to school districts that create a community accessible school facility and an environment that promotes learning.
Science NetLinks
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.
Smithsonian Education
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, images, and publications for every subject area.
Smithsonian National Zoological Park
The Smithsonian National Zoological Park Web site provides scientific publications, field trip resources, professional development training, along with a wealth of student online resources.
Soft Schools
Softschools.com is a resource for teachers. It provides free, printable math and phonics worksheets and games.
South Dakota
This site links to South Dakota state standards.
Staples Foundation for Learning
At Staples Foundation for Learning educators can learn about a grant program that provides funding for projects that promote job development skills.
Teach ade
Teach ade is a social networking site for teachers. At teachade.com teachers can indicate the subjects and grades that they teach, then the site will send you free, customizable resources. The site encourages educators to contribute classroom resources, collaborate with colleagues, and promotes group discussions.
Teacher Planet
www.teacherplanet.com provides educators with a directory of themed resources.
Teacher Tube
Teachertube.com is a social networking site for educators. The site was designed specifically for teachers and students. Users can share instructional videos, communicate in group discussions, create play lists, rate videos, and flag inappropriate content.
Teacher-to-teacher
At teacher-to-teacher educators will find professional development support. You will also find workshops, eLearning opportunities, roundtable discussions, and teacher training corps.
Teachers Network
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.
Teachnology
Teach-nology provides educational resources that support teachers on how to integrate technology in the classroom.
Tech Learning
Techlearning.com is the official Web site for the Technology Learning magazine. This site offers up-to-date news for educators teaching technology.
Tennessee
This site links to Tennessee state standards.
Texas
This site links to Texas state standards.
Texas Instruments
At the Texas Instruments Web site users will find information about grants, research, and professional development. The Web site also provides classroom activities.
The Braitmayer Foundation
The Braitmayer Foundation established a grant program for K-12 education. The program provides support to curricular and school reform initiatives, and professional development.
The Capper Foundation Easter Seals
The Capper Foundation Easter Seals Web site provides services and resources for children with disabilities. The services include: early intervention, kidlink preschool, augmentative communication services, educational workshops and training, and more.
The Journal
T.H.E Journal Online offers insightful articles on technology and information on new software. The Web site provides information on presentation software, a listing of conferences on technology, as well as the Road Map to the Web site for Educators.
The Library of Congress: The Learning Page
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.
The Math Forum @ Drexel
www.mathforum.org 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.
The National Council of Teachers of English
At www.ncte.org you can learn about journals, books, and events. You will find and share teaching ideas with other teachers. You can also register for membership in this association.
The NEA Foundation
At www.neafoundation.org educators will find grant funding information. The NEA foundation supports a wide variety of programs. Visit this site to learn more.
To Learn English
To Learn English provides free resources for English learners. The site provides English worksheets and exercises. You can also find English pen pals and forums that will help you improve your writing skills. There are also resources to help you learn French, Spanish, and German.
Toshiba American Foundation
Find grant support for inquiry-based mathematics and science learning programs at the Toshiba America Foundation.
Toyota TAPESTRY Mini-Grants
The Toyota TAPESTRY is a grant program for middle and high school science teachers. The grant supports learning projects that propose creative, exciting science teaching strategies.
TRIP1 K-12 Educational Resources
TRIP1 is a K-12 education resource that features both teacher and student tools. This site links to BrainPOPs, Google, worksheets, CNN Student News, calendars, and homework helpers.
Tutorial Find
Tutorialfind.com provides free tutorials for programming, multimedia, and operating system programs. Use this site to keep current with what's new in application software.
U.S. Department of Education
At ed.gov teachers will find summer workshops, teaching resources, professional development, and tools for student success.
United States Department of Health and Human Services
The United States Department of Health & Human Services Web site provides a wealth of information. The information on the site includes: advocacy, community integration, news, education, emergency preparedness, health and human services, housing, information technology, and transportation.
USGS
This United States Geological Survey (USGS) site delivers a variety of well-designed lessons for the sciences as well as geography.
Utah
This site links to Utah state standards.
Vermont
This site links to Vermont state standards.
Virginia
This site links to Virginia state standards.
Washington
This site links to Washington state standards.
Weather World 2010
Weather World 2010 is a changing earth sciences Web site created by the University of Illinois. It provides real time and archived weather data. Users can also find classroom weather activities, definitions, weather maps, and online guides.
Wikiversity
Wikiversity.org is an online community that asks questions and shares knowledge about any subject.
Wisconsin
This site links to Wisconsin state standards.
Wyoming
This site links to Wyoming state standards.
Yahoo! KIDS
At www.kids.yahoo.com users will find a multitude of activities for children. Activities include games, jokes, a homework helper, music, an encyclopedia, and more.