• The National Archives
• TRIP: Teacher Resources for Instructional Planning

• Learning Interchanges' Lesson Ideas - A growing library of creative ideas for lessons and classroom projects using a variety of applications and teaching techniques.

• Georgia Learning Connections - Lesson Plan Sequences

• Technology Resource Guide!  Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies, an archive of great web sites organized to match the objectives in the Ohio Academic Content Standards.

• SuccessLink - Missouri

• Ask Eric Lesson Plans

• The Gateway - over 26,000 lesson plans, curriculum units and other education resources. Teachers can conduct full text, key word or title searches, then select your desired grade or education level and submit the search.

• Using Live Insects in Elementary Classrooms for Early Lessons in Life

• Making Connections - A new Louisiana sponsored Web for teachers.  This project provides links to software products, web site resources, lesson plans, and assessment items to the Louisiana Content Standards.

• PTI Curriculum Units Online - The Pittsburgh Teachers Institute offers teachers the opportunity to develop curriculum units for their classrooms. The units, from 1999 to 2001, are designed for all levels of students and cover integrated units in Mathematics, Science, English and the Social Sciences. NEW

• WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS LESSON PLAN  - While originally designed for the third and fourth grade, this lesson should interest all educators who teach about discrimination in any form. The Teacher's Guide suggests that it's more suitable in Grades 9 through adult.  From a recent PBS press release: "Jane Elliott divided her [third-grade] class by eye color -- those with blue eyes and those with brown.  On the first day, the brown-eyed children were told they were smarter, nicer, neater and better than those with blue eyes and were praised and given special privileges. In contrast, the blue-eyed children had to wear collars around their necks, and their behavior and performance were criticized and ridiculed. On the second day, the roles were reversed..."  PBS will rebroadcast its documentary of this lesson, "A Class Divided", as Frontline's twentieth-anniversary show on February 28.

• Professional Development Creating Lesson Plans

• Teachers Net Lesson Plans

• BigChalk - Lesson Plan Archive

• PBS Teacher Source - 1,400 + Lesson Plans and Activities in the areas of "Arts & Literature, Health and Fitness, Math, Science & Technology, and Social Studies". 

• K-6 ARTS LESSON PLANS

·     Problem Solving

·     Columbia Education Center

·     Connections+

• Digital Divide Project - lesson plans have the goal of building an awareness of the global economy and the role of technology for middle school and high school students.

·      Discovery Channel School Online Lesson Plans

·      Integrated Units Transforming Teaching and Teacher Education: A Professional Development School Model for the 21st Century 

·       Assessment Rubrics - Now that we are using the Internet in the classroom to support instruction, it is important that the area of assessment be addressed. The natural tendency for teachers is to provide a rubric for student use and for assessment purposes. Below you will find a collection of assessment rubrics for use of the World Wide Web that may be helpful for you as you design your own.  Assessing Student Outcomes: Performance Assessment Using the Dimensions of Learning Model.

• The Teachers' Internet Use Guide - This guide works with you, designing Internet-based lesson that are aligned with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and that have an assessment component.