Planos de Aulas

Archive.edu - http://www.coe.uh.edu/archive/
Here is a cache of instructional materials which span the gamut of topics and grade levels, and it guarantees that everything offered here comes with permission for you to download it and make use of it as you wish; includes familiar content areas and a technology section  with lesson plans, graphics, multimedia and related links - not searchable

Beat the Clock - http://thechalkboard.com/Corporations/DayRunner/lessons/
Subtitled "Lessons in Time Management for Middle Schoolers", four lessons with worksheets, projects, assessment and teacher evaluation, ready to adapt to your own needs; includes sections on school improvement or accreditation and suggestions and strategies for success

Busy Bee Activity Page - http://www.cbv.ns.ca/sstudies/activities/active.html#1
Forget the corny name, the page offers very practical categories in the First Day of School, Classroom Management, Computers, Games, Special education and all the content areas; geared for Elementary, the offerings here are not exhaustive but worthwhile

Buy Low, Sell High - http://www.microsoft.com/education/curric/activity/buylow.htm
From Microsoft's teacher site, this teacher's guide makes use of spreadsheets and the Internet to help students create their own stock portfolios and track them over several months; student activities are nicely structured with excellent resources and extension options too

Columbia Education Center - http://www.col-ed.org/cur/
Lesson plans by subject area broken down into grade levels and presented in plain text (.txt) format for easy loading and printing; the true virtue of this site is that the lessons are submitted by actual teachers who are showing off their best stuff

Classroom Connect's Resource Station - http://www.classroom.com/resource/lessonplans/
Some of the best plans, projects and activities online presented here by the premier organization helping teachers integrate technology into the classroom; quality not quantity here....but if you're looking for something inspiring I would highly recommend this site to you

Collaborative Lesson Archive - http://faldo.atmos.uiuc.edu/CLA/
Searchable database of teacher-generated lesson plans set up by individual grade levels; because of the populist nature of the site there is the danger of lesser materials posting here, but from what I've seen it is largely worthwhile - submit your own successful lessons here!

Edsitement - http://edsitement.neh.gov/
Humanities based site offering lesson plans in learning guide categories like crossing borders, literature, language and myth, thresholds of change and opening dialogues.....makes for great conceptual frameworks while using their high quality materials

Education World - http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=5179  
Eighteen categories of lesson plans from one of the WWW leaders in teacher materials and creative ideas - highly recommended

Franklin Institute - http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/activity/act-summ.html  
Lesson plans from one of the top Science-based museums and Internet sites in the country; spanning K-12, these lessons are awesome approaches to some popular classroom topics - worth a look!

Free Online Unit Studies - http://www.alaska.net/~cccandc/free.htm
Over 300 units online and ready to be used; arranged alphabetically but not searchable, great for a lazy summer afternoon when you have the time to poke around and find a new unit for your curriculum

Grade Level Internet Resources - http://www.svusd.k12.ca.us/resources/Curriculum/Grade%20level.html
Saddleback Valley Unified School District has put together this modest but useful collection of thematically grouped Internet resources for grades K-12; the farther up you go the more resources are offered, and what is gathered together here is quality stuff

Internet Education Group - http://www.inet-edu.com/
Check out the Lesson Plan links - very logically organized by content areas and divided into subcategorizes along the threads of each discipline; very useful as a starting point

K-12 Sources - http://www.execpc.com/~dboals/k-12.html
Lots and LOTS of links to lessons, projects, commercial sites and more; maybe not as well organized as others but such a stash of ideas that it merits mentioning - takes time to sift through

Learning Web - http://www.usgs.gov/education/learnweb/activityIndex.html  
USGS lessons on aspects of geography archived here in .pdf format; be sure you have Adobe Acrobat reader installed so you can make use of these terrific lessons!

Lesson Stop - http://www.lessonstop.org/ 
Nothing but lessons as far as the eye can see and a free newsletter too

Quizzes Online - http://edutools.cityu.edu.hk/wwwtools/Quiz.htm
great site for generating your own printable quizzes from the City University of Hong Kong; requires you to enroll for free in order to participate

Ready to Use Worksheets - http://www.rhlschool.com/
Ready to use worksheets with answer keys in English, Math and Reading

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - http://rockhall.com/educate/lssnplan/index.html  
I have always loved integrating the Arts into my teaching, and popular culture is no exception; here is a chance to look at some of the best of the best in pop culture which has some educational value for education - well detailed plans with excellent citations on music recordings to enrich the experience!

Schoolhouse - http://encarta.msn.com/schoolhouse/ 
Microsoft's Encarta Lesson Collection with browsable categories and a searchable database, nevermind the student resources and links to Microsoft products and services for educators; take advantage of Microsoft's philanthropic side

Simple Machines - http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/elemsci/gr3uhesc.html  
Designed for third graders with standards set up by Saskatchewan, Canada schools, this is a nicely built unit on a topic which just doesn't get enough attention considering how much emphasis it gets in Science curricula across the country; not a lot of bells and whistles, just good solid planning

Smithsonian Lesson Plans - http://educate.si.edu/resources/lessons/lessons.html  
It's from the Smithsonian Institute for teachers.....what else do you need to know?

Spacelink Instructional Materials - http://spacelink.nasa.gov/Instructional.Materials/  
NASA's online materials, projects and products for teachers, including materials on   Careers, Earth Science, Life Science, Mathematics, Physical Science, Space Science and Technology

Stephanie's Lesson Plans - http://bulldog.unca.edu/~srashley/lesson.html  
Another great collection of teacher recommended lesson plans online

Teach Free - http://teachfree.com/ 
Free teacher-reviewed kits for K-12 classroom teachers on such varied topics as biology, nutrition and anthropology; not an endless array of offerings, but what they do have is free for the asking and good quality with an emphasis on Health

Teacher's Guide to the Professional Cartoonist's Index - http://www.cagle.com/teacher/  
Want to integrate current events and/or Language Arts into your existing curriculum? This is a great site to help you make the transition; great for visual learners and students who are keenly aware for social issues

Utah Education Resources - http://www.uen.org/cgi-bin/websql/utahlink/lessonbooks.hts  
Lots of fabulous teacher-generated lessons on endless topics housed here by the state of Utah for teacher use

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