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.

 

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.

 

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.

 

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.

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. 

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. 

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://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 

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/ 

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.

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:

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: 

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. 

 

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.  

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. 

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

 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.

 

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.

 

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.

 

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.

 

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.