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Decorate pictures of Peg and Cat or make your own designs.

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Early Childhood: The page has a collection of articles and newsletters written by and for early childhood educators to better help and support the development of children. http://www.educationworld.com/a_earlychildhood/newsletters/
Elementary School: As an overall resource for elementary teachers, this website provides articles, resources, lesson plans, and links that connect teachers to other teachers work.  http://www.elementary-teacher-resources.com/
Middle School: Like the other resources, this website is full of resources and articles specifically tailored for middle school teachers.  This website also has daily content that applies to the current state of education and how teachers can better help and teach their students. https://www.middleweb.com/
High School: This website works as a general resource to all secondary education teachers.  It offers resources for all subjects and topics and provides additional resources for further research. http://www.discoveryeducation.com/teachers/free-9-12-teacher-resources/

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Early Childhood: The official page for the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Full of resources, information, and fun activities for teachers. https://www.naeyc.org/
Elementary School: A website with links to other websites for elementary school teachers. It covers every subject gives a description of the most popular websites used. http://www.elementaryeducationdegree.com/leading-sites/
Middle School: A blog post of Middle School teachers sharing their struggles and successes as teachers of this age. http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/curr098.shtml
High School: This website gives fourteen different resources that High School teachers could use in their classroom, covers every subject. http://www.gettingsmart.com/2012/10/14-open-resources-for-high-school/

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Early Childhood: This website has a little bit of everything from activities for children to poems for and about early childhood. http://www.educationworld.com/a_earlychildhood/
Elementary School: An online library for children's books and more: https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/bookwizard/
Middle School: This website allows young writers to post their work, receive criticism, and read others' contributions: http://figment.com/
High School: This gaming website features many various games designed to teach students individual subjects from a different perspective. In stead of learning out of a boring text book, they can play games and actually learn at the same time: http://persuasivegames.com/games/

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Early Childhood: This website is originally designed for parents, but can also be extremely useful for teachers. It touches on topics such as books and different educational subjects, but it also looks at the best toys, discusses food, how to create child friendly spaces, and the list goes on. It may be a good resource for teachers to share with their students' parents. http://childhood101.com/

Elementary Level: Something that can be difficult to do is helping kids find a love for reading (and writing). This website is a place for kids to write their own books. They can create picture books and even chapter books. It allows them to be creative and help them see how amazing reading books are by creating their own! This would probably be more like higher elementary, but could be used in lower elementary at a more simple level. http://storybird.com/educators/

Middle Level: History often gets labeled as "boring". But, this website is revamping it and is showing how history is important. It supplies information on a lot of different topics and has many pictures to go along with the content. And videos! It's an awesome tool to change things up a bit. http://www.gosocialstudiesgo.com/

High School: Having students explore different ideas that are interesting and still connected to the area of content is a great way to keep them engaged. These Ted Talks can help students do that. And they are entertaining! This could help with presentations in different classes. http://ed.ted.com/lessons

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Early Childhood: This website has a bunch of different activities and crafts you can do with your class. They update it regularly with new ideas and thoughts they have on teaching early childhood. http://happyhooligans.ca
Elementary School: This websites has many different activities for all different types of studies for Elementary schoolers. It quizzes them in language arts and math, along with typing skills and other different subjects. http://www.abcya.com
Middle School: From the perspective of an english teacher, grammar and vocabulary is very important in a classroom. In Middle school they are just now learning about how to correctly use it. This website helps with this. http://freerice.com/#/english-vocabulary/1555
High School: This is one of my favorite websites as a future English teacher. This broadens the scope of the world of poetry. It is really interesting and brings a different world of poetry to life https://genius.com/tags/poetry

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Early Childhood: This website has education games for early childhood students. Theses games include practice with letters, numbers, holidays, skills, and more. This website would be great to use to integrate technology into an early childhood classroom. http://www.abcya.com/preschool_games.htm

Elementary: This website has a lot of education games for elementary aged students. These games could be used as additional learning tools or as a reward system. https://www.funbrain.com/

Middle School: This website provides 100 resources to use with middle level students. This website also groups these ideas into categories like math, science, language arts, PE, etc. http://www.middleschool.net/resources-middleschool-students.htm

High School: This website is a collection of tools high school students can use for collaboration. https://www.commonsense.org/education/top-picks/best-student-collaboration-tools

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Early Childhood:  This website is an awesome website that contains a wide variety of educational games. http://www.cookie.com/kids/games/hungry-frog.html
Elementary: This website, like the last one, contains a wide variety of educational games aimed for elementary students.http://www.funology.com/games/
Middle School: This website is specifically for students in middle school who wish to practice on their math skills. It contains a lot of games t bee played to practice those math skills.http://www.math-play.com/Middle-School-Math-Games.html
High School: This website gives the students the ability to study using a flash card type system.https://www.varsitytutors.com/high_school_biology-flashcards

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Early Childhood: This website has a bunch of games for kids to play. It uses characters from their favorite PBS shows and the games are educational. This would be great for free time or rotating centers. http://pbskids.org/games/

Elementary: This website is full of educational games for all subjects and grades. You can click on the grade level you want and it gives you games appropriate for that grade level. This would be good to use if you wanted to review a math concept, or just for free time. https://www.funbrain.com/

Middle School: Middle school is where children start doing more presentations and group work. Most schools now have google accounts, so google slides is a great way to let the students work together on a group presentation or just an individual one. https://www.google.com/slides

High school: Vocabulary is hard to study for because it needs repetition. Quizlet is a great tool for various ways of studying the same thing. There are many public study sets that the students can explore, or they can create their own. https://quizlet.com/

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Early Childhood: This website offers a variety of educational games and lessons for students to develop their skills in the classroom and at home. This is great for a station that students can rotate to during centers.
https://www.abcmouse.com/

Elementary: This website helps to provide brain breaks for teachers in between their lessons. These songs get kids up, moving, and entertained. GoNoodle also provides indoor recess ideas for those stormy days.
https://www.gonoodle.com/

Middle School: This website helps to teach students about technology safety. Since technology is becoming very popular in the lives of young children they need to know what is safe and unsafe for students to post online. This helps to keep students safe online and helps them set an online presence that is positive. This can also be used in upper elementary.
https://www.digitalpassport.org/educator-registration

High School: This site is beneficial for a social studies or government class. This is allows students to be hands on in understanding the importance of our government and the resources in which they publish. You can explore current topics or research past presidents.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/about/presidents

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Early Childhood: This website offers different creative activities for children to access online to virtually explore different materials while also allowing them to incorporate creativity using characters and figures they may know.
http://pbskids.org/peg/games/rock-art

Elementary: GoAnimate allows teachers to create an engaging, animated presentation incorporating video in a safe environment.
https://goanimate4schools.com/public_index?utm_campaign=elearningindustry.com&utm_source=%25252F321-free-tools-for-teachers-free-educational-technology&utm_medium=link

Middle: Infogr.am allows students to easily create charts, posters, or maps to use in presentations.
https://infogr.am/?utm_campaign=elearningindustry.com&utm_source=%2F321-free-tools-for-teachers-free-educational-technology&utm_medium=link

High School: Art Steps allows students to create a virtual gallery space enabling them to understand the steps of selecting and curating a show.
http://www.artsteps.com

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Early Childhood: This website has many videos for preschoolers that can be used for transitions, or just a get up and get moving time during the day. https://www.gonoodle.com/

Elementary: This website (also an app) provides educational videos with fun characters about a variety of lesson topics for students to explore.
http://www.storybots.com/

Middle School: This website (also an app) is a great way for students to create mind maps, and graphic organizers digitally.
http://popplet.com/

High school: This website (also an app) provides students with the opportunity to create interactive presentations, with visuals digitally.
https://prezi.com/presentation-software/?placement=&gclid=Cj0KEQiA8orFBRCEpODivaOft_EBEiQAy3mlfRC4E4abA7eQYuW4JCWDnGt2TY7B5TrGPsEaA6UTUbMaAhWO8P8HAQ&KW=prezi&creativeID=81811624731&c3api=7659&matchtype=e

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Early childhood: This website has a variety of tools that are suited for younger individuals. There is a lot to choose from so that these young students can experience more. The activities are very interactive to help keep students interested. http://www.kiddyhouse.com/Early/earlykids.html

Elementary: This provides lists of warmups, activities and different games. The neat thing about this website is that it gets updated fairly often. There is a section of new games which are usually very entertaining to students. http://www.pegames.org

Middle Level: This is another website with lessons and activities that are designed for students in middle school. This website information comes from actually studies so it has more credibility than other sites.  http://www.sparkpe.org/physical-education/middle-school/

High School: This website is like a data base for lesson plans. It is very easy to search for a area and it will have lessons will pop up. http://www.pecentral.org/lessonideas/middlehigh/highschoolideas.asp

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Starfall is for children in early childhood. This helps with reading skills and is also able to read aloud stories to the student
http://www.starfall.com/

PBS Kids. Games tend to be engaging and incorporate problem solving but make it more like a real game. can be used for elementary aged kids.http://pbskids.org/

This website is works with coding and mathematics. It is provided by NSA. Students can learn to code and eventually make their own code. This is perfect for middle schoolers.
https://www.nsa.gov/resources/everyone/digital-media-center/publications/cryptokids/

Wolfram Alpha is a tool that students can use when they are not understanding the material in a math class. I used a few times during highschool and I knew that others did as well.

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Starfall is a website designed for children in early childhood. In this app, a child could learn their abc’s, and once they master the abc’s, they can move onto things that are more complex, such as learning how to read.  This website also can read stories as well, for the student to follow along.

http://www.starfall.com/

PBS kids is a website made for elementary students. This is a website that I believe would be very fun for kids and also has educational games that involve counting and learning about different animals.

http://pbskids.org/

Funbrain is a website that would have great games for students that are in middle school.  They are all educational games and also show the grade level for every game.  For example this is a game called math car racer designed for middle schoolers that will help the students’ math skills.

https://www.funbrain.com/FBSearch.php?Grade=7

Getbodysmart is a website is designed for high school students and help them learn about the body.  This would help students with studying for anatomy and physiology.

https://www.getbodysmart.com/

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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/spellingcity/id538407602?mt=8%20&ign-mpt=uo%3D8

This app is great for iPads in the Classroom. This could be used for all grades. There is content for everyone. From colors for Kindergarteners to SAT words for seniors.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/todo-k-2-math-practice/id666465255?mt=8%20

This app I would use for Elementary School Age children. There are many math games and concepts they can do. Either a 15 minutes guided exercise or free time. This was great because it started with tracing letters but goes all the way to starting geometry ideas.

https://archive.org/details/msdos_Oregon_Trail_The_1990

I know this is old school, but for a history lesson or understanding of the Oregon Trail, I think students can still benefit from playing this game. I would have them play it and them from something they found interesting in the game, further research it and present it to the class.

http://www.switchzoo.com

This website would be great for Early Childhood to Elementary school. The students can play games while learning about animals, they can also make new animals.

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Early Childhood:
This website is designed by a woman named Deborah Stewart. She posts her classroom ideas for other teachers to use. http://www.teachpreschool.org/
Elementary:
This website is a great way to learn about dinosaurs. This would be a fun way to have students interact with the dinosaurs.
http://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/dino-directory/index.html
Middle:
This website is a great way to get new ideas from teachers. It has many ideas to help you as a teacher.
http://www.middleschool.net/
High School:
This website is a great resource to find ideas for teaching.
http://www.criticalthinking.org/pages/high-school-teachers/807

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Early Childhood:
This website shows Early Childhood standards, ideas, parent information, and best practice information and lesson plans.
https://www.naeyc.org/
Elementary:
Great lesson plans for all grades, specifically 1-3. It also has many resources to help further your personal development as a teacher.
https://www.teachingchannel.org/
Middle School:
Great site for lesson plans used by other teachers. These lesson plans all came from teachers who have used them before and gotten results from the lessons. Lessons can be searched and are laid out in an easy to follow format.
https://sharemylesson.com/taxonomy/term/26944
High School:
A fun activity to help create interactive timelines online. This could be a good opportunity for a flipped classroom experience.
https://www.historypin.org/community/topics-to-explore

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Early Childhood:
This is a fun website to show videos to younger students. It shows many simple messages and skills that can be communicated to a younger audience. https://safeshare.tv/x/xtizGCNEit
Elementary:
This website has lots of fun games that work on simple skills and subjects being taught at this level. http://www.primarygames.com
Middle:
This website is a useful tool for the area of history or current events for students. It provides a daily current event that students can watch and discuss in class. http://www.cnn.com/studentnews
High School:
This is a website for a high school math or science class that needs lined paper or graph paper but has ran out. It allows you to easily print off graph paper and save money. https://www.printablepaper.net

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Early Childhood:
http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/
This fun website helps students to learn about the world and the many different animals on this planet. It is fun and interactive for the students
Elementary:
http://powermylearning.org/education/learning/educational-games-activities
This is a website designed to have fun activities and games for students ages k-12. They help them learn new concepts, and interact with different types of lessons.
Middle School:
https://www.mosamack.com/
Mosa Mack is a website designed for middle school students to learn more about science and explore different labs. It is interactive and lets the students really get a grasp on what you can do in science.
High School:
http://quizhub.com/quiz/ace.cfm
This is a website designed to quiz high school students on different topics that they may be learning in school. This helps so that they get different types of questions than what they may normally get from their teachers and learn more about the topic.

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Early Childhood: http://www.peepandthebigwideworld.com/en/ This website gives students an interactive way to learn more about math and science at a basic level.

Elementary: http://www.coolmath-games.com/ Cool Math is a fun website with many, many games for students to play that use mostly math skills.

Middle: https://s.typingclub.com/schools.html This is a typing game which helps improve students typing skills. This would be a great exercise for the middle school level.

High: http://fantasticcontraption.com/ This is a fun game for younger high schoolers to use to promote creativity and use math skills.

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Early Childhood: ABC Mouse is a great website designed for children ages 2-8.  It provides them with fun games which encourage learning in the categories of Reading, Math, Science, and Art.

https://www.abcmouse.com/

Elementary: Cool Math 4 Kids is a website filled with lessons, games, and quizzes focused around addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.  Students will love the interactive lessons and games.

https://www.coolmath4kids.com/

Middle Level: Glogster could be a great tool for a middle level classroom.  It is a simple and easy to use tool for making online, multimedia posters.  Students can use it to make incredible posters for presentations in any subject.

http://edu.glogster.com/

High School:  Wolfram Alpha is a brilliant tool for high school (and college) math students.  It is an incredible search engine which can perform almost any computation.  Although teachers will have to be careful to ensure that students are actually learning and not cheating, Wolfram Alpha can be a genius tool to help students check their work.
www.wolframalpha.com

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Early Childhood: This website offers a wide variety of different activities to use during different seasons, months, or at random times.
http://www.educationworld.com/a_earlychildhood/archives/activity.shtml

Elementary: This site offers a variety of games for all subjects (math, grammar, science, etc.) It keeps the students engaged and interacted with each other.
http://www.teachhub.com/engaging-classroom-games-all-grades

Middle school: This site offers games and activities for students to try. There are experiments, crafts, and drills for the teacher to initiate in a middle level classroom.
https://www.education.com/activity/middle-school/

High school: This site has ready made quizzes to challenge the students. There are quizzes in a variety of subjects. Students can use this in their free time or teachers can use the quizzes for grades.
http://quizhub.com/quiz/ace.cfm

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Early Childhood:
http://www.funbrainjr.com/games/ Fun Brain Jr has games and stories that help young kids develop math & literacy skills from an early age and at their own pace

Elementary:
http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/keyboarding_games.html This website has tons of games for kids of all ages, but this specific link is for typing games so students can work at becoming better keyboarders. I played them when I was a kid & they helped so much.

Middle Level:
http://www.coreygreen.com/storytips.html This site helps students really develop their story-writing skills , more than just intro-body-conclusion

High School:
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/ Purdue Owl explains in-depth how to cite sources in all formats. This is a website I used in high school and still use today if I'm not sure and need to double check

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Early Childhood:

http://ministry-to-children.com/

Ministry to Children provides an extensive resource of religion lessons as well as the corresponding resources. The lessons are specifically designed to teach to young children. The object lesson portion is particularly useful for classroom teachers.

Elementary:

http://www.readwritethink.org/

This website follows the read, write, think writing process in the classroom providing teacher with resources, lesson plans, and professional development. A particularly useful section of this website is the classroom apps tab. This is a list of classroom apps that support literacy in the classroom.

Middle Level:

http://educationpossible.com/amazing-informative-virtual-field-trips-for-middle-school/

This site provides a comprehensive list of virtual field trips that are engaging for middle school students. The trips are organized by subject and a brief application is listed.

High School:

http://www.purplemath.com/

This website is broken down by math content area and is designed to provide assistant with math homework. Students or parents seeking to help students can be walked through the math topic step by step and provided with addition resources. This site also has resources for preparing for standardized tests such as the ACT.

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Early Childhood: This website uses an animated series to engage students and create an interest in learning. It also uses various games to teach the students about important educational concepts.
http://www.peepandthebigwideworld.com/en/

Elementary: This website contains educational videos, games, and quizzes for a variety of subjects. The layout would be easy for students of this range to navigate, and the content delivery is engaging enough to hold students' attention.
https://www.brainpop.com/

Middle Level: This website not only teaches students how to code, it also teaches them various things they can do with that knowledge. Each student can build a personalized plan to fit his or her interests.
https://www.tynker.com/parents/

High School: This website provides real-world situations that involve various mathematical concepts. This allows the students to see where they will actually be using what they learn.
http://www.mathalicious.com/

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Early Childhood: I found a website that the activities listed are categorized by the months of the year. This is a great website for your students to learn about the different seasons and holidays that go on in each month. There are lots of fun activities to do with your students. Parents could also do this with their children.
http://www.educationworld.com/a_earlychildhood/archives/activity.shtml

Elementary: This website offers many different educational games for K-5. You choose your grade level and then pick a topic: Letters, Numbers,Holidays, Strategy, Skills. After you choose a topic you can then choose a game of your liking. There are a ton of games to choose from. This website can be used by a teacher to help reinforce a lesson or by a parent.
http://www.abcya.com

Middle School: This site is designed to help teenagers create the most novel solutions to engineering challenges. Students can compete with each other and there are videos that demonstrate the brainstorming and prototype that go into designing. This is a great website to help get your student's brains thinking.
http://pbskids.org/designsquad/projects/

High School: The redistricting game allows for students to understand how gerrymandering works. It's challenging works really well. I did this in High School in my Government class. Its fun and is a good way to let your students compete against each other to see who can beat the game first.
http://www.redistrictinggame.org/game.php

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Early Childhood: The website that I choose is for around the pre-school age and really focuses on helping kids read.  There are fun activities that help kids learn while also having fun.  There are also parts that are for parents and some resources for teachers too.
http://www.starfall.com

Elementary: I decided to choose a fun math website for this one. I love math and a lot of kids don't so I thought that maybe if we can show them that math is fun at a young age they will like it more when they are older!
http://www.coolmath-games.com

Middle Level: For middle school I choose a website that offers the students a little bit of freedom. This website is a place where they can go for help on their homework. I think that students this age want to feel really independent and this can help them when they need it, but still make them feel like they did it on their own.
http://www.discoveryeducation.com/students/index.cfm

High School: For high school aged kids I decided to pick a website that I used a lot in high school and that also retains to what I want to teach one day. Math in high school can get challenging and wolfram alpha was a life saver.
http://www.wolframalpha.com

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Early childhood:
http://www.storylineonline.net/strega-nona/
Story line online is a website for younger children that had the ability for children to watch and listen to children's books.
Elementary:
http://pbskids.org/
This website provide games and videos that have educational themes.  They can work on math problems, read books, or watch informative tv shows. There's a little bit of different subject areas with this website.
Middle:
https://www.funbrain.com/
I used to use this website a lot when I was younger.  There are a lot of learning games involved with it that makes the learning process fun.  You can select your grade and have different resources displayed.  There's typing games as well for children to explore with.
High School:
https://www.khanacademy.org/
This website provides informational videos on a variety of subjects. It can be used as a tool to have students recieve help on homework if they don't understand it or they can be information videos on topics just as works of art.

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Early Childhood: http://www.funbrainjr.com/ is a website I used when I was really young and spent hours playing games and doing activities. Students can develop math, literacy and problem-solving skills and parents/teachers can assist them.

Elementary:
http://wonderopolis.org/ is a website that is absolutely loaded with interesting and random facts about the world in which we live. Kids are always asking questions so this site allows their questions to be answered without having to Google it and (as a teacher) not have to worry about what will show up in the results.

Middle Level:
http://www.howstuffworks.com/ How Stuff Works is a really interesting website that  does exactly what the website implies: shows you how stuff in the natural world works.

High School:
http://nineplanets.org/tour/ is a fascinating website that shows a 3D view of our solar system. It is basically a simulation where you can see how the planets orbit around the sun and you can see the positions of where they were in the past and where they'll likely be in the future. This is perfect for a physical science or astronomy class.

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Early Childhood:
http://www.educationworld.com/a_earlychildhood/archives/activity.shtml

This site gives you a host of activity ideas for your classroom.  You can search themes by month of the year or just browse all of the activities for use any time.

Elementary:
https://www.pinterest.com/responsive/ideas-for-elementary-classrooms/

This is a link to a Pintrest board with a whole slue of ideas and projects for an elementary classroom. It provides ideas for positive feedback to students, different teaching strategies, and so much more!

Middle Level:
https://www.aleks.com/
This site is great for differentiating math in your classroom.  It allows students to work at their own pace and at their level.  There is an initial comprehension check that places them in the correct spot to master math concepts.  Great for middle level but could be used anywhere K-12

High School:
https://www.wolframalpha.com/
This site is a great computation tool. It can provide assistance in just about any subject area, from math to physics and music to geography. It functions like a search engine.

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Early Childhood:
https://www.curiousworld.com This site taps into the child's sense of wonder where every game, book, and game is mapped to key learning areas and skill development.

Elementary: http://wonderopolis.org
This site is similar to National Geographic and provides fun facts about the world and the animals in our land.

Middle School: http://www.activelylearn.com allows students to think deeply while reading a complex text and helps students achieve depth in their reading.

High School: http://www.sprword.com/mustwatch.html provides great documentary videos.  You can browse videos by category, topic, alphabetically or by region.  You can also find links to short informative videos on the right panel of the website.  This would be a great resource to use in a History/Social Studies class.

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Early Childhood:This site http://www.earlychildhoodeducationzone.com/best-apps-for-teachers/ has a list of the top apps to use in the early childhood classroom. The apps include the focus of tracing letters, learning colors/numbers/letters, and so much more.
Elementary: My StoryMaker http://www.clpgh.org/storymaker/ allows students to create their own story. The teacher can give the students a broad writing prompt and send the students to work. Students will be able to use their creativity as they develop the plot line, setting and details to the stories. They can also share their stories with peers.
Middle School: Go-Lab http://www.golabz.eu allows students to compete virtual science labs. This would be beneficial in a school in which supplies are limited. This way students could go online and complete a similar lab they would do hands on in class. It also includes a tool that helps students in writing hypothesis.
High School: Game Corp https://www.learn4good.com/games/online/projectmanagement.htm is a simulation that can be used in a business class. The simulation demonstrates business themes and thinking. In the game you control your own computer game development company in which you have to hire workers, manage projects, and create new games while building up your business. It incorporates money management, decision making, and strategy planning.

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Early Childhood: http://differentiatedkindergarten.com/ This site gives lots of great ideas on how to incorporate scaffolded activities to a kindergarten class.
Elementary: http://edu.glogster.com/?ref=com I used to love doing posters on here when I was in grade school! You can create multimedia online posters using this site. Great for classroom projects.
Middle School: http://gws.ala.org/node/8297#.WKHp8pMrI8Y Okay, I'm not a science person, but I have to admit this seems pretty cool... This site helps students to create an app for Android.
High School: http://www.nbcnews.com/id/24056447 Who knew that the news could be fun?? NBC offers games that relate to current news on this site.

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1)Early Childhood: This resource is useful for early childhood because it has a lot of fun, educational games and activities that will engage students at this age very well.
http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/
2) Elementary- This resource is useful for elemntary kids because it has content that will engage the students in a fun way that makes them learn without even really knowing it.
https://www.funbrain.com/
3) Middle School- This website has a variety of games and activities that apply to pretty much every subject taught at the middle school level.
http://www.neok12.com/
4) High School- Ted Talks are always a good resource to use with high school students because they usually are very engaging talks that have a lot of educational value.

http://ed.ted.com

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1)   Early Childhood, K & 1- This resource is useful for the early childhood classroom because it is has content that is engaging and interesting to this age group, as well as age appropriate language and developmental content. It is also video based which is very interesting to this age group.  https://www.brainpop.com/

2)   Elementary- This resource provides free worksheets, games, and quizzes in almost all content areas for elementary through middle level age students. There are especially good phonics resources for lower elementary classes. http://www.softschools.com/

3)   Middle School- This is a science program provided by the Discovery Science Center in my home town of Orange, CA. It not only provides free and fun science curriculum for middle level students, it also provides an online community for science teachers all over the country to connect and share. http://ten.discoverycube.org/

4)   High School- This website is a database of all of the best Historical references you can access online. This would be perfected to pair with your classroom topic or to provide your students with resources for independent research in your history classroom.

http://besthistorysites.net/

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Early childhood. The website helps students learn the letters. It has the students match the upper and lower cases and learn them. http://www.abcya.com/uppercase_lowercase_letter_matching.htm
Elementary: This website is used for books and games. It goes well with english.
http://www.seussville.com
Middle school: This website helps to teach the students math through games and examples. https://www.reflexmath.com/
High school: this website helps with creativity. It lets you build things to accomplish your goal.
http://fantasticcontraption.com/

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Early Childhood: PreKinders is a website that helps teachers find lessons and activities to do with children based on subjects and themes. There is also teaching tips for your classroom. http://www.prekinders.com

Elementary: Fun Brain is the perfect website for elementary students to play educational games. The games cover a number of topics for the subjects of reading and writing. https://www.funbrain.com

Middle School: This website is created by teachers for teachers. It includes ideas for lessons, activities, and quizzes. It is covered with resources for teachers to use in middle level classrooms. http://www.middleschool.net

High School: This website is used to help teach students other languages. It incorporates activities that students complete as they begin to learn. It begins with simple steps and slowly continues to get harder as the student continues. https://www.duolingo.com

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Early Childhood: Starfall is a website dedicated to helping young children to learn their ABCs, and eventually reading. It also has activities for simple math and songs. There are people who pop up on the screen to help the children with step by step directions.
http://www.starfall.com
Elementary: Math Playground is a website with games for all elementary grades, and over every math topic. There is a variety of logic games, arcade games, word problems, and even has activities to work on Common Core.
http://www.mathplayground.com
Middle School: Science 360 is a website full of videos. It has many different categories of science, and educational videos for all of them. Some that I watched were "How Atoms Bond" and "Wastewater."
https://science360.gov/files/
High School: Creative Writing Prompts is a website with hundreds of ideas to get creative juices flowing for essays. It gives many ideas that would be very helpful if students are having a hard time coming up with an idea for an essay.
http://www.creativewritingprompts.com/#

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Early Childhood:  Storyline Online is a website that has a variety of different books read aloud and while they are being read, the words appear at the bottom of the screen.
http://www.storylineonline.net/
Elementary: This website allows students to create their own stories. They can pick their own characters, setting, and theme. They can change details so that it fits their story better and then print it off into a book.
http://www.clpgh.org/storymaker/
Middle School: This website allows students to explore cells and everything in the cells. This exposes students to all there is to know about cells and their workings.
http://www.eurekascience.com/ICanDoThat/index.htm
High school: This website allows students to start learning about code and everything that they can do with it. It introduces the ideas and concepts and a few how tos.
https://www.codeschool.com/

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Early childhood: This website provides ideas for activities, poems, and teaching themes but also includes articles about teaching in general such as how to promote literacy and get kids ready for Kindergarten round up.
http://www.educationworld.com/a_earlychildhood/

Elementary: This website has ideas for lessons and activities that help children see the connection between art, history, and their everyday lives. It also has links to the Kennedy Center's media library where you can find games and clips from performances.
http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/educators.aspx

Middle: This website has links to many different articles for middle level teachers that talk about a wide range of topics such as teaching empathy, how to make meetings worthwhile, and how to help students understand math concepts.
https://www.middleweb.com/

High School: This is a website that would be great for high school science teachers; it has a bunch of labs and activities for students to do online and also contains a lot of educational videos you could use in your classroom.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/labs/

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1. Early Childhood, K, 1 & 2:
Professor Garfield's website has a variety of learning games, many of which are particularly intended for young students. These games teach about phonics, reading, math and science at an age-appropriate level.
http://www.professorgarfield.org/yourfuture/main_navigation.html

2. Elementary Level:
Prodigy Game is a math-focused virtual world for 1st through 8th grade students. This website can be aligned to correspond with curriculum standards and the teacher can program it to reinforce and practice skills that are being learned in class.
https://prodigygame.com/

3. Middle Level:
Typing Club is a website that allows teachers to assign typing lesson plans to their students and view their progress. Its points system encourages the students to try again until they master each lesson and there is also an optional scoreboard that promotes some healthy competition among students.
https://s.typingclub.com/schools.html

4. High School:
With Vocabulary.com, teachers can create classes and assign work to develop and track their students' knowledge of words. This would be particularly applicable for high school English teachers.
https://www.vocabulary.com/

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1. Early Childhood, K, 1 & 2:  Deborah Stewart made this website and has sorted it out by category of activity. You can look to achieve specific goals (STEM or sensory play) on this website!
http://www.teachpreschool.org/

2. Elementary Level:
This website is from my grade school, but has a section for each grade level and for each subject on the left hand side. This would be a great place to look for supplemental activities by subject or age. http://westylab.com/

3. Middle Level:
This website allows students to create comics. I could see any subject using this as a way for students to show their understanding, and apply concepts to creation. http://www.wittycomics.com/

4. High School: This website is a great resource for writing papers, and I think all teachers and high school students need to be aware of it. https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/
Another good English site: http://www.sixwordmemoirs.com/

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Early Childhood: This is a blog that has tons of crafts and activities for toddlers and preschoolers. They lady who runs the blog has a daycare out of her house, but the activities would be easy and cheap to bring into the classroom.

http://happyhooligans.ca

Elementary: This website has tons of writing prompts and writing resources for teachers and students. Their interactive activities are all separated into grade level suggestions.

http://www.readwritethink.org/classroom-resources/student-interactives/

Middle School: This is a science curriculum series. The “How It Works” on their homepage describes and shows the whole process. The website also has a location where student work can be found. Teachers will upload pictures, videos, and reflection after they do that series of curriculum.

https://www.mosamack.com

High School: Ted Talks are an awesome way to learn about event and topics first hand through speakers. TED Ed has tons of mini videos that you can add to any type or subject of lesson plan.

http://ed.ted.com

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Early Childhood:

ABCya! is an interactive website for grades pre-k through 5th. This is a great resource because students get to have fun playing games but they are also learning a lot. There are tons of educational games that are kid friendly and there are no adds that op up on the site. It is also very easy for the teacher to monitor.

http://www.abcya.com/

Middle School:

Quill is an interactive writing and grammar website. There are pre-made “activity packs” (you can also make your own) that the teacher invites the students to and there are so many days allotted to finish them. The students are given a passage and they have to find the spelling and grammar errors.

https://www.quill.org/

High school :

Math planet is a resource for high school students to get more help on Algebra I or 2 if needed. Or it can be assigned to the students that you know are having trouble, or for all students as an assignment. There are also options to study for the SAT and the ACT. There are videos to help with each question.

http://www.mathplanet.com/

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Early Childhood: This is a resource that has free Clip Art that teachers can use in their classroom. It also has a category of alphabets that teachers can use to make presentations or to make handouts while keeping the consistent letters.

http://alphabet.phillipmartin.info/

Elementary Level: This website is centered around having fun engaging activities that teachers can do with their students. The resources has around 9 different experiments that the teacher can do with their students about science activities.

http://static.lawrencehallofscience.org/kidsite/

Middle School:
This resource has a surplus of resources in all subjects that teachers can use with their students. The teacher would have to create an account but it seems to be free. The website can be narrowed down by grade level, or by the subject.

https://www.education.com/activity/middle-school/

High-school:
This is a great resource because it has assessment quizzes for English topics. This website also has an option for ESL assessments. This would help so that if the teacher tells the class to take a quiz the ESL can also use the same website to take their own quiz.

http://a4esl.org/

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Early Childhood, K, 1 & 2:

This resource would be useful if you had preschool or kindergarten students working on their upper and lowercase letters, shapes, colors, numbers, and simple words. This resource would help give students extra practice on these skills.

http://www.literacycenter.net/play_learn/english-language-games.php

Elementary Level:

This resource is useful for elementary up to high school level students. Students can find books that are at their reading level and match their interests quickly and easily using this website. Students can also search specific books and authors to determine if they are at, above, or below their current reading level.

https://www.lexile.com/

Middle School Level:

This resource is useful for elementary up to high school level students. Teachers can find a variety of games, videos, and activities to use that address topics related to physical and life science, earth and space, geography, the human body, social studies, math, history, and English.

http://www.neok12.com/

High School Level:

This resource has lots of ideas for different chemistry projects teachers could have students do using everyday household items. Each idea has a difficulty rating, the time required to do the experiment, what materials you need, and how to do the experiment.

http://chemistry.about.com/od/advancedscienceprojects/

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1. Early Childhood, K, 1 & 2: Seussville is a website that children can play on while learning. They learn about rhyming, reading, and much more. There is also an "educator" page that contains options to incorporate Dr. Seuss books into your curriculum. There's also a products page on which you can find apps, board games, and books.
Website - http://www.seussville.com/

2. Elementary Level: Wonderopolis is a great way for students to search for what they are curious about. The site offers more than just a simple answer and allows children to explore, spark discussion, ignite creativity, and encourage more questions. Asked questions lead to a surplus of information with try-it-out activities. There is a new "Wonder of the Day" questions that is posted once a day.
Website - http://wonderopolis.org/

3. Middle School: The site Admongo teaches kids how to identify advertising and understand both their explicit and implicit meanings and influences. The students play a video game while learning which is effective for both entertainment and learning. This would be great for a business class.
Website - https://www.admongo.gov/

4. High School: Code School is an awesome option for teachers looking to offer a flipped or blended programming classroom, either as part of a computer science course or integrated into science or math (or anywhere else). Students can easily work through lessons at their own pace and on their own computers at home. Also teaches students programming skills. Website: https://www.codeschool.com/

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1. Early Childhood, K, 1 & 2: Starfall is a website consisting of learning games, activities and songs. The resources would be useful to introduce, practice, enrich or differentiate lessons and key concepts in the areas of math, phonics and reading.
Starfall website - http://more.starfall.com/
Starfall app - http://more.starfall.com/info/apps/starfall-education.php

2. Elementary Level: This article that has 16 resources to teach about the human anatomy. The resources span grade levels ranging from early elementary through high school so think about age appropriateness in terms of the websites' content.
Website -
http://askatechteacher.com/2016/09/21/how-to-teach-the-human-body-and-16-sites-to-help/

3. Middle School Level: Learn Spanish for free through Rodrigo Ferreira's YouTube channel. The curriculum includes formative and cumulative assessments through quizzes and exams.
Website - http://www.spanishfreelessonsonline.com/

4. High School Level: Students can make historical, interactive, media-rich timelines with nothing more than using a Google spreadsheet. If you end up teaching in a school which has adopted Chromebooks, this would be a great project to utilize the device.
Website -
https://timeline.knightlab.com/