Free Lesson Plans from Microsoft education

We had mentioned the Microsoft education website earlier and some of the tools that were available. This time we are looking at the lesson plans that are available on their website. MS Lesson Plans .

You can browse by subject, the subjests being:
Arts, Design, History, Social Studies, Music, Digital media literacy, Language arts, Physical education, Geography, Mathematics and Science.

There is a newsletter that you can sign up for too. 

Fun Lesson Plans from funlessonplans.com

Here are some fun preschool lesson plans for you to use. Many of them can be downloaded as PDF files. some of their offerings include: Across the curriculum lesson plans include shapes for math, the water cycle for science, health, manners, a free alphabet banner for reading, and a free numbers book for writing.

Have you tried Education World for Technology Integration

Quick Review:

The Education world website has been around from the days of slow dial-up. It has always been a site for abundant resources for teachers. They have also had the technology channel which is extremely comprehensive. "Education World's goal is to make it easy for educators to integrate the Internet into the classroom. With 98 percent of the nation's public schools connected to the Internet, the need for a complete online educational guide is evident.

Pros: Incredible amount of resources, daily updates, lesson plans, technology integration plans.

Cons: Minor one.. the site has looked the same for many years.

Education World® : Technology Integration Channel

New Teacher tips from Scholastic

Are you a new teacher in search of ideas? Scholastic has a section of their website devoted to resources, tools and tips for new teachers.

http://teacher.scholastic.com/newteacher/

Thousands of Free Lesson Plans and Educational Resources for Teachers

Thousands of Free Lesson Plans and Educational Resources for Teachers | Verizon Thinkfinity.org

This site is sponsored by the Verizon Foundation.
"Each site includes lessons for teachers, activities to use in and out of the classroom, games for young children and teens, adult literacy resources and reference materials for anyone in the education field, as well as for parents and afterschool practitioners."

Educational tools from National Geographic

Here are some great tools to enhance your geography class. Tools provided by the National Geographic Society. There are lesson plans from K-12, a whole lot of activities and there is an atlas with hundreds of printable maps.
All the lessons and activities fit in with the The U.S. National Geography Standards.

Xpeditions @ nationalgeographic.com