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All quoted from http://www.kdp.org/teachingresources/tr/lessonplanning.phpAbout.com Elementary Education Elementary teachers not only can find lessons and activities at this site, but also guidelines and instructions for writing and developing effective lesson plans. Those guides and links to quick activities can be found under the Lesson Plans tab. Quick-link here for a list of ready-to-implement lessons and a lesson plan template.

About.com: Secondary Education This site might be the first stop for middle and high school teachers, especially when it comes to planning lessons. From curriculum basics to reviews and assessment, the lesson plans section is set up with a teacher’s needs in mind. It is managed by a 13-year classroom and online educator.

A to Z Teacher Stuff This site is jam-packed with information and resources for teachers—most importantly, a directory of free lesson plans. Teachers also can link to tips on teaching, articles, and a discussion area. Grade levels: PreK–12.

Children’s Literature: Lesson Plans and Resources This site provides a plethora of links to lesson plans, teacher guides, and other instructional resources for children’s literature in grades K–6. To see all the links available, be sure to scroll past a few advertising and general links. The site is maintained and regularly updated by Edmund J. Sass, professor of education, College of Saint Benedict, Saint John’s University.

Classroom Connection: Teacher Network Looking for a music lesson that meets a Colorado state standard? Even if you don’t need Colorado standards, you’ll probably find a lesson plan that fits your needs at this comprehensive site populated by educators across Colorado. You can search a catalog of content by curriculum or keywords on this well-organized site.

EDSITEment This National Endowment for the Humanities site offers a variety of lesson plans by grade level and subject in the areas of art and culture; literature and language arts; foreign language; and history and social studies.

Education World Education World is chock full of information for educators and administrators. In the Lesson Planning section, teachers can find timely and continuously updated lesson plans, as well as worksheets and other printables.

Lesson Plans Page HotChalk’s Lesson Plans Page offers more than 4,000 free lesson plans that you can access by selecting a subject, recent additions, seasonal lessons, or by searching for specific topics. HotChalk.com provides free online teacher tools and thousands of additional teacher resources.

LessonPlanZ Searchable directory of free online lesson plans and resources for all grades and subjects.

Library of Congress Visit the Teachers Section of the Library of Congress (LOC) online—it’s your //primary source// source! How often have you wanted to use a primary source and didn't have enough time to look one up or investigate a site’s quality? Look no further for primary sources! The Teachers section at LOC, including Teachers Preview, is an excellent web site for resources on every subject. It also offers an educator-friendly section on how to teach using primary sources. At LOC-Teachers, you can choose categories, subjects, and much more through a drop-down search tool, or link to podcasts, webcasts, lesson plans, and other resource sites through the site menu. Get on board the LOC—it’s well worth the surf. //Recommended by Marilyn Cook, KDP Web Committee// Grade Level: //All//

Library of Congress National Book Festival This website provides links to webcasts of authors who have presented at the National Book Festival since 200—a fantastic resource for teachers of literature. It also links to news releases and, best of all, provides information on how to host your own book festival! Grade levels: //All grades//. //Recommended by Rebecca Yoder, KDP member and South Carolina 7th Grade Accelerated English Teacher.//

National Archives The National Archives is the U.S. Government’s collection of documents that records important events in American history. Among the wealth of information available for information and research is a section particularly for educators and students. The Digital Classroom is the National Archives’ gateway for resources about primary sources, activities, and training for educators and students.

PBS Teachers Educators of various levels will find lessons, activities, and ideas for various subject areas, including many technology-related activities. Some, but not all are tied to PBS programming.

Scholastic Ready-to-Go Resources Teachers can find lesson plans by theme, subject, grade, or season to fit their curriculum. //Grade levels: PreK–12.//

School Mission Lesson plans and educational strategies for all teachers, including a link to 21st Century Schoolhouse and online courses.

TeacherVision Lessons and activities for PreK–12 grade students in all curricular areas.

TeAchnology The TeAchnology site provides a vast wealth of resources for educators, including more than 30,000 lesson plans for educators of various levels and subject areas—from math and science to physical education and vocational education. The plans give the national standard covered as well as other pertinent information. Other resources include worksheets, rubrics, education news, teaching tips, and teacher tools for creating exciting classroom instruction.

The Educator’s Reference Desk Teachers can access more than 2,000 unique lesson plans written by teachers from all over the world, as well as a database of questions asked by educators, a guide on writing lesson plans, and much more. //Grade levels: PreK–12, Adult/Continuing Ed, Higher Ed.//

The Teacher’s Corner Primary and intermediate teachers’ resources, including lesson plans, thematic units, free printables, books, and suggested awards Type in the content of your page here.