Offers resources and services for sixth through twelfth grade teachers and their students including curricula, project ideas, and collaborative opportunities in the areas of science, language arts, and community service.

Resources for elementary arts/crafts lessons and supplies.

Extensive directory of links to activities for reading, math, spelling, holidays, special needs children, and others.

Supplements to middle school, junior high, and high school curricula including programs, study guides, and links.

Free program for posting and viewing homework assignments on the web.

Extensive list of links to indexes and general aids such as new teacher advice, lesson plans, and teaching with technology.

Collection of lesson plans in various curricular areas from Apple computer, with technology advice, material for parents, and examples of good teaching practice.

Tips for educators and parents weekly. Teen talk archive.

Beverly Lucey's articles on education, marriage, society, consumers, politics, media, and language. Playful and serious work.

Affers a free monthly multi-media presentation, lesson plans, assignments, grading rubrics, and activities for the classroom. It also offers biographies, research, chat, events and speakers, and educational products.

This searchable database of outstanding Internet learning sites categorizes entries by content, audience, and type (lessons, activities, projects, resources, references, and tools).

Word Recognition : All the french and english words you did not know you knew.

Over 40 links to bulletin board sites as well as over 25 pages of bulletin board ideas for the classroom.

Curriculum, literature resources, links to cotton and educational organizations promoting the importance of this crop.

Commentary is provided for each categorized educational link helping save time. Reference page for student and teacher.

Mentor teacher program and search engine links.

Provides ways to integrate technology into the classroom in several subjects including math, science, social studies, and language arts. Includes curriculum ideas, Internet treasure hunts, research tools, and technology links.

Create printable activities from ready-made templates.

Resources including tools, lessons, television programs, and Schrock's extensive links.

Collection of resources for classroom teachers, parents, and school-based counselors.

Educational links

Practical ideas and information for teaching reading, writing, spelling and math.

A book review journal for new books in education.

K - 12 appropriate Internet resources of selected U. S. and Texas government agencies as well as those of selected organizations, interest groups, and Universities organized by 19 curricula areas.

Extensive links in a multitude of subjects.

Techniques for leading classroom dialogue with students in which students feel secure to express their own thoughts instead of parroting what the teacher wants to hear. How to develop students' critical thinking and ethical reasoning.

Current events, news resources, and materials from the National Geographic Society such as expedition exercises, games, and maps.

Links to general resources such as the U.S. Department of Education, special education, and bilingual education as well as links specific teachers' lesson plans and research sites.

Although an elementary web page, there are resources for all grade levels: language arts sites for teachers, a virtual field trip to the corn field, links to WebQuest and biomes, and Holocaust links.

Free, interactive elementary quizzes in 8 categories with results emailed to the teacher. Added attraction is the capacity to make a quiz with provided tools.

A storyteller for education, GLEF profiles how teachers and students around the country are enacting many inspiring stories and transforming their schools, often with a strong assist from technology.

Links to schools, projects, professional development, teacher tools, worksheets, and lesson plans.

Overview of skills required for handwriting acquisition, teacher tips, worksheets, and tutoring service.

Teachers can post their homework assignments on the internet for student/parent access and conduct online forums with students.

K-8 elementary educational activities, games, themes, graphic organizers, writing prompts, benchmark papers, and research.

Resources for elementary school teachers in math, science, reading, writing, spelling, and assessment, as well as workshops and recommended books.

Transcripts, discussion guides, and other resources to help educators integrate "In the Mix," the PBS series for teens, into the classroom.

Database download of resources, lesson plans, free stuff, teaching ideas, themes, units, and software.

Numerous resources including online rubric creation and bank, planning templates, curriculum expectations, online software support, search engines, online activities generator, and lesson plans.

Subject-specific web resources.

The UD Graduate College of Marine Studies and the Sea Grant College Program offer a variety of free or low-cost resources to K?12 teachers seeking marine science information and curriculum materials. Sea Grant also sponsors professional development courses in conjunction with the state Department of Education, National Science Foundation, and other partners.

Extensive educational links in various categories from history and general to institutes and search engines.

Categorized list of sites on the Internet found to be useful for enhancing curriculum and teacher professional growth.

Worksheets, clip art, lesson plans and resources, tools, songs, poems, and crafts. Also has resources for students and parents.

Cultural, religious and civic holidays, information on Islam and Judaism and related links.

K-12 lesson plans, assessments, and web links, and professional development with some resources reserved for registered North Carolina members.

Paris Independent School District educational resources indexed by subject and grade level as well as such services as virus help and search engines.

Links to organizations, programs, remedial reading, and language arts as well as a chat room.

Routine and non-routine mathematical problems and concepts embedded in short and long stories for grades 2 to 5.

Provides educational experiences for governmental and non-profit organizations in Minnesota ranging from a composite calendar for all members and special academic challenges for students to workshops for administrators.

This illustrated page focuses on resources for teaching myth, folklore, and the arts, but it also includes general resources. Each link is annotated by Kathleen Jenks, Ph.D., a professor of mythology at a small graduate institute.

Links for students, teachers, and the community from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

Current research and statistics specially tailored for educators' interests and needs, presented with animated charts/graphs.

List compiled for all K-12 educators and museum professionals.

Teachers' worksheets and resources.

Extensive, weekly-updated list of links primarily useful to teachers and secondarily to students. Includes lesson plans, search engines, technology, travel, free items, and kids' homework sites.

Classroom management ideas,free stuff, back to school ideas, and links.

A free online utility for teachers, parents, and tutors to make flash cards, print word lists, and generate worksheets for educational games.

Links to organizations and web sites providing teacher resources.

Worksheets, games and resources in various subjects and themes. Also includes editorials and biography of site author.

A site that allows you to create puzzles and games for your newsletters, flyers, handouts,or classroom assignments.

Several dozen kinds of questions and questioning tools presented with graphic organizers.

Links to aids in various areas such as literacy, professional, and special needs.

Exercises in various subject areas and additional resources.

Annotated links in various subjects.

Resources ranging from lesson plans and professional links to authors and online activities.

For educators who want to integrate technology with the curriculum.

A simple search engine with results posted in categories.

Activities to challenge students' minds,empower their senses of well-being, and rekindle their hearts with a commitment to values and beliefs essential to becoming and being whole individuals.

Compiled by Judith C. Dyer, MLS. Directory of sites categorized by subject intended to make looking up facts, working on homework, pursuing personal interests, and writing research papers easier and more enjoyable.

Methods and materials to help elementary and secondary school teachers and parent-teachers individualize instruction, along with information about publishers and online and correspondence courses.

Special academic challenge programs for students in Minnesota schools.

Online gradeook, quiz library and creation capacity, games, and downloads. Upgrades available for a fee.

Edited list of resources by subject, news, discussion forum, jobs, and support from the United Kingdom.

Extensive teacher, student, and parent links for curricular subjects, classroom management, technology, journals, and free items.

Links for teacher organizations, resources, and local and national education agencies.

Online community for K-8 educators.

Provides teachers with a free desktop, professional web page,email, television updates, academic search engine, news and resources.

Based upon professional development series and workshops broadcast on the Annenberg/CPB Channel, each lab combines online activities with background information and interactive polls or worksheets participants can use in their classrooms as well as links to related web sites.

Classroom resources and lesson plans for K-12. Materials, reviewed by teachers and sorted by subject area and grade level. Professional resources. Suggested research sites.

Includes thematic units, ideas for all holidays, humor for teachers, interactive links, free worksheets, lessons, and poems.

Newsletter with discussion lists, activities, links, and archives.

Provides secondary teachers with time-saving tips, free downloadable teaching materials, in-depth articles and many other educational features.

Teacher and student links arranged by subject.

Extensive and diverse list of links.

Directory of educational links for teachers, parents, librarians, and library/media specialist organized by categories which include authors' sites, company sites, subject areas, and school sites. Weekly newsletter.

A free interactive site to add to; discuss any resource, worksheet, and lesson plan. Features include an online club, hints and tips page.

Narrative exploration of learning and thinking curricula.

Directory of websites offering educational resources for students, parents, and teachers.

Providing a forum and resources about Socratic questioning, higher order thinking, and critical thinking. Organizer of conferences and publisher of books and academic resources for teachers.

Lessons and activities in math, language arts, social studies, astronomy and graphic design.

Strategies and resources for reducing racial conflict, promoting better learning, and improving student motivation.

Educational resources for Jewish educators. Includes workbooks, lesson plans, links, discussion forum and registration information.

Professional development for teachers, lesson plans and teaching resources for grades 4-9.

Free email list to receive one useful website for teachers each morning. All sites are archived on the web site.

Re-useable, cross-curricular classroom resource for teachers.

Pre-K through 2nd grade themes and units, literacy, and curriculum links.

United Kingdom resources in specific subject areas, curriculum advice, and professional development.

Teacher resource/web portal.

Covers a basic understanding of HTML and web page design. This material accompanied a workshop taught by Lisa Mulzet, an educator in the Coquitlam School District.

Instructions on webquest creation, and an indexed link of webquests on various topics for all ages.

Categorized lists of links with descriptions, a search engine, an education store, and a listserve that sends out the latest links for education. Site is mainly for teachers, but does have links for administrators and other staff.

Public Broadcasting from Boston: weekly highlights, links to websites for WGBH productions which are fully accessible to surfers with disabilities.

Provides information about professional development and classroom and technology resources related to public broadcasting programming.

Part of a large site of resources for teachers, this page has worksheet generators, bank of existing worksheets, and links to others.