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Economic Education Web - It's never too early to teach students about economics. The EcEdWeb is your jumping-off point to dozens of educational materials that touch on supply and demand, GNP, the stock market, personal finance
The National Archives
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
American Government
History Matters
University of Illinois Teacher Resource

Putting Mnemonics to Work in the classroom Mnemonics are rhymes, phrases, and visual images that help kids remember basic facts. Also see Education World 1 and Education World 2.
English Guide
Foreign Languages
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence: Foreign Language and Language Arts
Spelling Words Worksheets:
Vocabulary Words Worksheets:
Poetry Theme Units
High School Reading Comprehension
University of Illinois Teacher Resource
InternetClassrooms i4c
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators: Language Arts/Literature

American Mathematical Society: Excellent source for employment opportunities for jobs field of mathematics. Also try this link.
Academic Info
Mathematics on the Web
High School Teachers' Place: A math forum.
High School Math: excellent source of Math links from the Jefferson County Schools.
Math Guide
The National Archives
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence: Mathematics
The National Math Trail an interactive, Internet-based project
Pre-Algebra
Jefferson Labs: Science and Math Games, plus Teacher Resources.
Algebra I and Algebra II
Geometry
Educational Realms
Mathematics Lesson Plans and Classroom Activities
Discovery.com: Great Links to math sites.
University of Illinois Teacher Resource
HomeSchoolMath.net
Awesome Library

The Catalyst: Chemistry resources for the secondary education teacher on the web. Also click on this link.
Chemistry Software and Science Teaching Resources
Glenbrook South Physics Homepage
Science Service
The Physics Classroom
California Academy of Sciences: Anthropology Collection Database -
Searching for Anthropological artifacts is a snap with this website. Choose Search the Database, then choose the category. Be sure to check the box for image if you want the items returned in your search to include an image. For a test, try the category Raw Materials, check image, then take a look at some of the materials humans have used in their creations.
Science Guide
The National Archives
It's Elemental: Great site, just click on the element and it provides everything you need to know about that element.
Jefferson Labs: Science and Math Games, plus Teacher Resources.
The National Weather Service
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence: Science
Studying Earth Science: Introduction to Earth Science
Introduction to Biology
Chemistry: An Introduction
Educational Realms
University of Illinois Teacher Resource
Educator's Bridge

U.S. History and Government
World History Guide
The National Archives
Country Profiles
World Maps: Just click on the map to explore the area's information.
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence: World History
The Roman Forum
Military History: Ancient times to Present.
Six Paths to China - Building on his original WebQuest, Searching for China, Tom March has fully revised this popular site to provide more scaffolding for student cognition and more effective use of the Internet. Tom also created "Six Paths" to China which incorporates five more Web-based activities on the topic and stands as a living example of the strategies he explored in the article Working the Web for Education .
United States Themes Units
History Matters
University of Illinois Teacher Resource

The National Gallery of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art: A Timeline of Art History
Musical Schools and Academics Links
Classical Music Education Web Links
Education Index
Music: The Heart of Education: Excellent resource for Band Directors, Choral and Vocal Coaches, Classroom Music Teachers, and all music educators.
Music Education Links: BUBL
The Arts Journal: Arts, Dance, Music.
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence: Arts
The Catapult Museum - Small and specialized, this intriguing, well-illustrated Website touches a lot of bases: ancient warfare and mechanics, Rome, Medieval times, the Wright brothers, traps, and basketball shoes.
University of Illinois Teacher Resource

High School Publishing - Grades: High School, High School Publishing allows high school students to publish papers, reports and stories for free.
The Puzzle Depot - Crosswords, riddles and word puzzles, logic and strategy, and board games." Grade Level: Elementary, Middle School, High School
Puzzlemaker - This site lets you create your own mazes, word searches, crosswords, number blocks, math squares, and more.
Quia - learning activities-- This learning game collection provides a fun way to help students review a wide variety of topics in general subject areas of math, science, foreign language, economics, and music.
ThinkQuest is an annual contest that challenges Students, ages 12 to 19, to use the Internet as a collaborative, interactive teaching and learning tool.
The "Professional Cartoonists’ Index site" - The site includes current, updating cartoons from twenty four of the best editorial cartoonists in the world. Use editorial cartoons to interest students in discussions of current events. Lesson plans include games, like scavenger hunts, tic tac toe and cartoon bingo, which engage students as they explore and interpret the symbolism in cartoons. Included are all the necessary pages to print out as student handouts. Good tool for English and Social Science teachers. There is no cost and kid safe and RASCi rated. Grade Level: Elementary, Middle School, High School
University of Illinois Teacher Resource