The BBC has provided students and teachers with a wealth of reources in all curriculum areas. There are several interactive clips and games that will help to keep learning fun!

BrainPOP movies demystify Math, English, Science, Health, Technology and Social Studies topics. Through BrainPOP’s online subscription, Teachers use movies to enhance traditional classroom learning and Parents are given a safe and informative resource for their children.

Britannica.com is a search and directory site featuring Encyclopædia Britannica, the Web's best sites, news, magazines, and more.

This site from Long Island University documents several citation styles: APA, MLA, AMA, Turabian, and Chicago.

To use the dictionary, simply type a word in the blue search box that appears at the top of every page and then click the 'Look it up' button.

Education Place is a comprehensive Web site produced by Houghton Mifflin School Division which publishes a variety of educational materials, including textbooks, resource materials, and technology, for K-8 teachers and students.

Studies have shown that video and computer games can help kids learn and develop essential skills that will help with academic achievement. This site can help kids learn how to read, learn math, vocabulary, and much more. (N. Solberg)

Students often have trouble seeing their school lessons as relevant to real life. Real estate is a complex field that requires skills in math, science, English, social studies and home economics. By incorporating real estate-based lessons into your curriculum, you can help students gain valuable skills in practical math application, presentation giving, forming a persuasive argument, earth science and so much more!

Enchanted Learning produces children's educational websites and games which are designed to capture the imagination while maximizing creativity, learning, and enjoyment.

The Teaching Center’s strategies for inclusive teaching and learning are developed in collaboration with the Washington University Standing Committee on Facilitating Inclusive Classrooms, and with campus partners such as the Center for Diversity and Inclusion, the College of Arts & Sciences, Cornerstone, the Office of the Provost.

From the University of Illinois: This guide explains how to find lesson plans in print, online, and on microfiche.

This site is pretty much self explanatory it tells you how stuff works.

A great resource for teachers! It provides everything and anything you would need to have a successful experience with technology or the Internet.

KidsKonnect is a safe Internet gateway for kids...created and maintained by educators. Our collective effort and involvement will allow children to utilize all of the great information that the Internet has to offer!

Guides to 35 subject areas.

New England Primate Conservancy's curriculum is based on National Standards and spans multiple disciplines. Perfect for use in classroom programs, home school environments, after school, or other programs that foster creative education methods.

Considered one of the most interactive museums in the world, the Newseum experience also traces the evolution of electronic communication from the birth of radio, to the technologies of the present and the future. You can see the front page of newspapers all over the world!

PBS Kids offers students several interactive educational games that use their television show personalities as guides.

Puzzlemaker is a puzzle generation tool for teachers, students and parents. Create and print customized word search, crossword and math puzzles using your word lists.

Scholastic.com helps teachers integrate technology into the classroom and supports the way today's students learn. It also provides a unique link between the home and the classroom to enable parents to supplement their child's education at home.

Sesame Workshop is a nonprofit educational organization making a meaningful difference in the lives of children worldwide by addressing their critical developmental needs.

There’s something about stories that stick with us. Something about an organized narrative teaching strategy that serves as a unique kind of glue, lingering with us long after the facts and formulas fade away. It’s exactly this kind of adhesive that I want to leverage for my own students, weaving the skills and information they need together with the magic of storytelling.

Studyladder is a web based program built by teachers to help students of all abilities have fun while learning. This site requires you to sign up but it's free and power packed! It includes many subject areas including Math, ELA, Science, and more. (Sample)

Teach-nology.com offers teachers FREE access to 23,000 lesson plans, 5,900 printable worksheets, over 200,000 reviewed web sites, rubrics, educational games, teaching tips, advice from expert teachers, current education news, teacher downloads, WebQuests, and teacher tools for creating exciting classroom instruction.

Check here for mailrings (grade level listservs), lesson plans, and much more. (W. Hummel)

To use the thesaurus, simply type a word in the gold search box and click the 'Look it up' button. A list of synonyms and antonyms will be returned.

Elementary Grade activities.