Created by the National Science Digital Library, this resource provides math and science pathways for middle school educators. On the mathematics pathway explore topics including geometry, probability, and math history. On the science pathway explore topics including life science, science and technology, and Earth and space science.

The eNLVM (National Library of Virtual Manipulatives) is a resource for math education funded by the National Science Foundation. Browse lessons and activities for students young and old created by the NLVM, or those created by other teachers. You can even create your own lesson plans.

Community edited resource for educators to find and submit lesson plans, assignments, lectures, and a variety of other educational materials. Covers wide range of subjects and age/grade levels. Searchable.

Find comprehensive and fun study guides for major works of literature, poetry and major events in US History. Also includes lesson plans and ideas for teachers.

This Educational Resource page contains educational plans, multimedia presentations, science fair ideas and links to current Doppler radar and satellite imagery. Daily work keeps citizens informed on the constant changes to the atmosphere and environment.

This site was created by the Library of Congress (LC) to assist teachers is using the American Memory Collections, an online archive of over 100 collections of rare and unique items important to America???s heritage, to teach history and culture. The site offers educators guidance on using primary sources, as well as providing activities, discussio …

JETS is a national non-profit education organization dedicated to promoting education and professions in engineering to young people. The site features information for students to explore engineering and to assess their interest level and aptitude for jobs in engineering. The organization, which receives university and industry support, enables y …

???OBIS is a web-based provider of global geo-referenced information on marine species.??? Click on any point in the oceans of the world to see what marine creatures live there. Some of the organisms link to fact sheets from the Fisheries Global Information System. There is also an image library of photographs of marine life and lesson plans usi …

“NEA Today Online (NEATO), the cyber-edition of the National Education Association’s flagship publication. NEATO picks up where the print version of NEA Today leaves off, presenting an interactive, collaborative exploration of today’s hottest teaching challenges and solutions. Throughout the month, we’ll be updating this site to continue the dialo …

News, research, resources, and views on teaching foreign languages by a British language teacher who is fluent in English, French, Spanish, and German. Topics include learning and teaching techniques and relevant resources for language teachers.

Educational multimedia resources, some free and some for sale, for teachers and students. Programs available for educational levels from kindergarten all the way through college/adult.

This is a great site for teachers looking for lesson plans on a wide range of subjects. According to a review in WIRED, “GEM evaluates resources from federal, state, university, nonprofit, and commercial sites and compiles a database of lesson plans accessible through a simple search. There are currently over 140 organizations supplying over 7,000 …

The website “explore” is “a multimedia organization that documents leaders around the world who have devoted their lives to extraordinary causes.” This site includes short films and photograph collections of issues including environmental causes, education, human rights, public health, animal welfare, spirituality and disabilities.

Presents lesson plans and other resources for teachers that incorporate the Library of Congress’s extensive American Memory collection. Search lesson plans by theme, topic, discipline, or era. “Features and activities” includes interactive activities to engage students’ attention.

This site makes hundreds of federally supported teaching and learning resources easier to find. Resources are organized by subject areas and also can be found through full-text and quick searches, as well as by date added under the New Resources link. New resources are added monthly from the 51 participating Federal agencies.

Education World presents the objectives of the voluntary National Education Standards for the major subject areas. This site allows educators to stay abreast of the current efforts being made in the area of National Standards.

The INTC provides “information and resources pertaining to attracting and retaining new teachers and enhancing their teaching”. Includes a variety of resources related to supporting the success of new teachers.

Includes materials and resources on “four major content areas (mathematics, science, social studies, reading-writing-speaking-listening)” for grades K-12.

Project providing “teacher-created lesson plans tied to the Ohio Academic Content Standards” aiming to teach history using editorial cartoons to evoke discussion.

PBS TeacherSource includes more than 3,000 free lesson plans and activities. To help educators find materials quickly, resources are organized into seven subject areas (Arts & Literature, Health & Fitness, Math, Science, Social Studies, Pre K-2, Library Media), with a site search.