This resource is full of links for all topics from k-12. Be sure to look at the Jeopardy games that are prepared for you.
Follow this website to elementary, intermediate and advanced lessons for speaking Spanish. You can listen to the instructor, assign it for homework, or model your own lessons after this page.
I came across this while Stumbling on the internet. Quick lesson plans to go
Fun activities for students, teachers, homeschoolers and parents.
Fun activities for students, teachers, homeschoolers and parents.
I read about this VoiceThread on someone's blog and thought I would give it a try. This may be a fantastic forum for another type of student project! My example is from a stop on our summer trip to Edison's Home in Ft.Myers, Florida.
OK everyone is starting to become more environmentally correct (is that EC?). Well if you have been to as many conferences as I have you probably have a closet full of canvas bags. Why not put them in to the largest of your bags, drop them in the trunk and be prepared to take them into the grocery store or WAWA to pick up your goods! It may not seem like much, but you may inspire someone else to do this too. I think I will pack them with the greener light bulbs. Add your tip to the comments.
From worksheets to lessons, this page offers a lot of free ideas and activities for teachers of all levels. Be sure to look at the bottom of the page for two additional links.
Looking for a different way to talk about book characters, or famous Americans, First Ladies, or historical places? Try creating a trading card at this website, BigHugeLabs.Com. Choose from a variety of backgrouds, choose an image, write a description, then publish! Students can create a whole series of cards for your bulletin board. I created this one for a unit on Symbols of Freedom.
Want to add a nice looking sign to a document or web page? Try AddingLetters.com for a variety of signs and images that you can put your own phrase in the image. Bart is just one of the examples!
This is a new toy I found for creating some fun images for your blog or web page. You can put your own words into the animation too. Visit ImageChef for some fun. 
From your classroom, you can circle the globe in hundreds of ways. Steve Burt had this on his Web 2. Education blog. Just put in the airport locations and it will plot a route for you! Might be a fun activity for a geography class or a math lesson.
