Here is a list and review of helpful teaching resources compiled from the web.
http://www.atozteacherstuff.com/
This website contains lesson plans, templates, teacher tools, discussion forums, e-books, and more. It is a website that was created to provide teachers with free resources to make lessons fun and exciting. It has different lesson themes from pre-K to 12, and is very insightful and all-inclusive. Some of the tips include how to deal with ADHD students, and there are even pages that you can print off and use in the classroom. If you can’t find what you are looking for amongst all of the free resources, there is also a store where you can purchase items for teaching. This is a very resourceful website!
http://www.busyteacherscafe.com/
This website is a free website that is for the busy k-6 teacher. There are blogs, free pintables, and many more tips, as well as an online store where you can purchase more great items for teaching. There is classroom management advice, as well as monthly resource pages, links for more great websites, and literature activities. There is also a new teacher’s resource page, as well as a resource for creating mini-offices. The website also includes links and instructions on how to create your very own website. This is another great site for teachers!
http://www.theteacherscorner.net/
This website contains daily bulletin boards, pen pals, teacher’s forums, lesson plans, and printable worksheets, all free. What makes this website different from the other websites is that it contains an online teacher’s lounge, with message boards and available teaching jobs. The resources on this site are geared toward the teacher as much as they are geared toward the students. The free lesson plans are also great, and they range from kindergarten to grade 12.
http://teachers.net/
This is a great k-12 teaching resource that contains chat boards, where you can chat with teachers all over the world. It also has over 4,000 free lesson plans, and many free k-12 projects that can be downloaded and printed. There are teacher blogs, a list of teacher jobs, and articles about teaching. Some of the projects include arts and crafts, field trip ideas, fundraising, ecology, and more. All of the projects looked fun and exciting.
http://www.abcteach.com/
This is another great online teacher resource for education. It contains over 35,000 pages of worksheets, projects, and activities if you sign up to become a member. The first 3 months is $9.95, or, 1 year for $40.00. There are even group memberships or gift memberships available. You can search for your project or lesson plan by subject, and there are many downloads that can be printed and used within the classroom. There are also resources for ESL students, as well as “Green” Eco-friendly teaching plans, and projects for home-schooling as well. This website is easy to navigate, and broken down into several different parts. Overall, I would rank this website very highly.
http://www.atozteacherstuff.com/
This website contains lesson plans, templates, teacher tools, discussion forums, e-books, and more. It is a website that was created to provide teachers with free resources to make lessons fun and exciting. It has different lesson themes from pre-K to 12, and is very insightful and all-inclusive. Some of the tips include how to deal with ADHD students, and there are even pages that you can print off and use in the classroom. If you can’t find what you are looking for amongst all of the free resources, there is also a store where you can purchase items for teaching. This is a very resourceful website!
http://www.busyteacherscafe.com/
This website is a free website that is for the busy k-6 teacher. There are blogs, free pintables, and many more tips, as well as an online store where you can purchase more great items for teaching. There is classroom management advice, as well as monthly resource pages, links for more great websites, and literature activities. There is also a new teacher’s resource page, as well as a resource for creating mini-offices. The website also includes links and instructions on how to create your very own website. This is another great site for teachers!
http://www.theteacherscorner.net/
This website contains daily bulletin boards, pen pals, teacher’s forums, lesson plans, and printable worksheets, all free. What makes this website different from the other websites is that it contains an online teacher’s lounge, with message boards and available teaching jobs. The resources on this site are geared toward the teacher as much as they are geared toward the students. The free lesson plans are also great, and they range from kindergarten to grade 12.
http://teachers.net/
This is a great k-12 teaching resource that contains chat boards, where you can chat with teachers all over the world. It also has over 4,000 free lesson plans, and many free k-12 projects that can be downloaded and printed. There are teacher blogs, a list of teacher jobs, and articles about teaching. Some of the projects include arts and crafts, field trip ideas, fundraising, ecology, and more. All of the projects looked fun and exciting.
http://www.abcteach.com/
This is another great online teacher resource for education. It contains over 35,000 pages of worksheets, projects, and activities if you sign up to become a member. The first 3 months is $9.95, or, 1 year for $40.00. There are even group memberships or gift memberships available. You can search for your project or lesson plan by subject, and there are many downloads that can be printed and used within the classroom. There are also resources for ESL students, as well as “Green” Eco-friendly teaching plans, and projects for home-schooling as well. This website is easy to navigate, and broken down into several different parts. Overall, I would rank this website very highly.
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