Download Educational Websites: Lesson Plans, Activities, Assessment, ELL Strategies, Games - Prof. and more Exams Childhood Development in PDF only on Docsity! WEBSITE SECTION A. Lesson Plans/Lesson Planning Website: http://www.sitesforteachers.com/ This website could go into many categories. It's like a data base of information for teachers and parents. From worksheet websites, to songs about the alphabet, this website offers links to everything a teacher needs help with. It is great for all ages. Website: www.lessonplanspage.com This website is great when you need an extra idea about your lesson or just to see how another teacher teaches it. Website: www.superteacherideas.com This is a great website for teachers by teachers. It is a website where teachers share their lesson ideas. It has good lesson plan ideas as well as free worksheets. The lessons are divided in subjects. B. Activities for Teaching Website: http://www.kimskorner4teachertalk.com/ This is a website by a teacher (middle grades) for teachers. All kinds of ideas are offered by subject matter and topics. B. Assessment Templates for Teaching Website: http://edtech.kennesaw.edu/intech/templatesresources.htm This has many great templates for teachers to use in the classroom. It has Venn diagrams, door signs, and more. D. Strategies for ELL students Website: http://www.newhorizons.org/spneeds/ell/wallace.htm This site has many useful teaching strategies for ELL students, such as the SIOP model. E. Interactive Math Learning Games Website: http://resources.oswego.org/games/ Wonderful website created by a school system for kids to play. Math games for all ages and levels. Great for the IWB or individual use. Website: http://www.kidsnumbers.com/ This is a free math website designed by teachers, specifically for students and children of all ages. Students can practice all aspects of math, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, through games. Website: www.aplusmath.com It has flashcards, games, homework help, and various worksheets. The problems are divided into addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The worksheets go into a little more depth than most of the website. F. Interactive English Language Arts Learning Games Website: www.internet4classrooms.com This website has tons of resources including games and activities for preK-12. The site is organized by grade and subject. Website: http://pbskids.org/lions/ This web-site offers teachers and parents fun ways to help children learn words and letters. Also helps children have fun with reading by offering stories, games, videos and music. The games and information on this web-site is very helpful and easy to find. The stories are entertaining and easy to follow. Website: www.gamequarium.com/readquarium/sightgames.html There are many games, as well as books to help with reading. This site is also useful to teachers and parents. Website: www.shelsilverstein.com Interactive website with teacher’s poem corner, kids’ games, poems section, and an author section. The section on Shel’s books actually has animation while Shel is reading to you. Website: www.poetry4kids.com This website is wonderful to get children interested in poetry. This site has poetry games and poems to just read. This site is a great tool to get children interested in writing their own poetry. Website: www.starfall.com This site covers all aspects of learning and teaching Language Arts. There is a guide for parents, lesson plans for teachers, and games for students. There are games set up for seasons and holidays such as a recycling game for Earth Day and a Pumpkin Picking game for Fall. Parents can access free activity sheets for the areas their child has trouble with and teachers have ideas for lesson plans and handouts. The students have the option to play games, listen to a read aloud, or sing along, all while learning to read. The games also have a very guided structure that uses arrows to lead the student through the different activities, which will help with navigating in technology. G. Interactive Science and/or Social Studies Website/Games Website: http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/kids
