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 Graphs, maps and charts from The Times -- and an invitation to students to discuss them live.Chemistry Matters is a new digital series for high school chemistry from Georgia Public Broadcasting. The series supports science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) objectives by encouraging inquiry-based learning, problem solving, critical thinking, exploration, and discovery. 

ChemMatters is a magazine that helps high school students find connections between chemistry and the world around them. 
What's Going On in This Graph? Graphs, maps and charts from The Times -- and an invitation to students to discuss them live.

 Teacher Tools
Chromebook App Hub
  • Looking for great apps and ideas on how to use them this school year? Check out the Chromebook App Hub and submit ideas on how you use apps in the classroom.
  Printable Coloring Pages
  • Search through coloring pages, dot to dots, tutorials, and silhouettes
Video Streaming           Provides streaming video and lesson plans across the curriculum. On the left-hand side of the screen, choose your       
          discipline and grade levels. Only those items with the described icon are free, but there are many excellent programs
          from which to choose.
Images Free and Fair Use Images for Education 
 These are a great start when looking for Creative Commons images.
  • Pics4Learning. This site offers a safe, free image library for education. Teachers and students can use the copyright-friendly photos and images for classrooms, multimedia projects, websites, videos, portfolios or any other project in an educational setting. It’s easy to use, and all of the copyright information is available in a simplistic bibliography underneath any chosen photo.
  • Photos for Class. This is similar to Pics4Learning. You simply run a search, click on a thumbnail and the photo downloads with the copyright information as a caption on the photo.


Lesson Plans -All Subjects
Find a broad range of subjects and websites
  • PBS Teachers
    Go to your grade level category on the top bar, then move the cursor to your curricular area. Lots here, but might take some digging!
  • EDSITEment
    Look here for literature and language arts, art and culture, foreign language, and history and social studies.
  • Hot Chalk Lesson Plans
    Developed at the University of Missouri, this site has over 4,000 lesson plans and continues to grow.
  • Destiny Collections K-12 Lesson Plans and Teacher Toolbox (If you have trouble accessing this page, see Mrs. Graham)
    Checked out and updated by teaching professionals, this is an excellent portal to sites that contain lesson plans and teacher resources.
  • Teacher's Network
    Search for lesson plans in the "TeachNet" search box.
  • Utah Curriculum Resources
    A selection of lesson plans in various areas.
  • Wiki-Teacher
    Sign up for this free, educator-driven resource, sponsored by the Clark County School District in Nevada. It takes a bit of digging, and it's not easy to find a specific topic (better to leave the topic space blank!), but the lesson plans by content area are detailed and worth reviewing. The demonstration videos show teachers' favorite instructional, management, and organizational techniques..
 Ag Science Art English - ELA            Lesson plans for language arts; search by subject and grade level.           This is a subscription service, but I would be willing to get a free trial. Let me know if you are interested.
FACS History
  • Best of History Website
     K-12 history lesson plans, teacher guides, activities, games, quizzes, and more.Over 1200 history-related web sites that have been reviewed for quality, accuracy, and usefulness.
  • Library of Congress Teachers' Site
    Click on 'Classroom Materials' to find lesson plans, themed resources, primary source sets, presentations and activities, and collection connections that give ideas for using Library of Congress resources.
  • Stanford History Education Group 
          SHEG seeks to improve education by conducting research, working with school districts, and reaching directly into classrooms with free
           materials for teachers and students. SHEG’s Reading Like a Historian curriculum and Beyond the Bubble assessments have been   
​           downloaded more than 5 million times. SHEG 's current work focuses on how young people evaluate online content.
  • National Women's History Museum
    Click on "Education & Resources" for lesson plans. Be sure to browse through the "Online Exhibits" tab, as well! The NWHM Facebook page posts short, intriguing biographies of American women.
  • Smithsonian History Explorer
    Lesson plans, themes, standards for grades K-12. Cross-curricular - check this one out!
  • Teaching History
    Packed with lesson plans, resources, and links, this is a must for K-12 teachers.
Math
  • Illuminations
    The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics provides excellent lesson plans and inter-actives for grades K-12.
PE ​          Packed with lesson plans and activity ideas for physical education!
Science           Home to the U.S. National Geography Standards, this has hundreds of lesson plans, tools, and portals to help teachers
          and their students explore a wide range of social studies topics. Some portals lead to lesson plans in other curricular
          areas, as well. Worth the time!
  • ScienceNetLinks
    K-12 lesson plans from the American Association for the Advancement of Science. All science teachers should check this out!
  • Science Snacks
    Contains a wealth of science investigations to help explain specific concepts and processes. Includes excellent videos for classroom use.
 
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