Education: For Student Teachers

BrainPOP Educators contains free multimedia resources for teachers including games, quizzes, and movies. The site it organized by subject.

From the National Endowment for the Humanities, this website provides detailed lesson plans in four categories: Art and Culture, Literature and Language Arts, Foreign Language, and History and Social Studies. Searchable by keyword, subject, grade, and resource type, this site provides not only lesson plans, but worksheets, media, primary sources, interactives, reference materials, and assessment resources.

Education World is a complete online resource that teachers, administrators and school staff can visit each day to find high-quality and in-depth original content including news, lesson plans, worksheets, and professional development.

Online resource from the National Council for Open Education that includes 2,000+ lesson plans and 3,000+ links to online education information.

Sponsored by the American Librarian Association, Great Websites for Kids contains resources appropriate for children organized by topic.

This site helps teachers incorporate primary sources from the Library of Congress digitized American Memory collections into the study of U.S. history, civics, and literature. Teacher-created lesson plans, as well as interactive games and puzzles are provided.

LearningMedia provides multimedia resources for the classroom and is arranged by subject and grade level.

The Smithsonian provides lesson plans for teachers on a wide variety of topics including art, science, language arts, history and culture. Resources are searchable by subject, grade level, and keyword. The site also allows you to search for educational resources that are aligned to specific state standards. Also provided is a wonderful compilation of Sites for Students.

Library of teacher and lesson plan videos.

A collection of lessons using YouTube videos.

From the Intstitute for Dynamic Educational Advancement (IDEA), this site is an "interactive museum." Lesson plans for secondary level students accompany each exhibit.