In Class Portfolio Website List For Teachers
1. abcya.com
- Student Interactive Learning
- Students
- K-5
- Math and Literacy
- The students get to play games and practice and reinforce skills in both Literacy and Math. It is organized by grade level. The website also includes fun, educational holiday games. It also has an APP for smartphones and tablets.
-Teacher Resources
- Teachers
- K-5
- All Elementary Subject Areas
- This website has calendars listing important events and holidays for each day of every month with corresponding activities. It also has lessons for nearly every subject such as Health, Phys. Ed, Math etc, listed for grades K-5. In addition it has tips for classroom management, starting pen-pal groups, and for creating thematic bulletin boards. Lastly it has free printables of coloring pages, puzzles, maps, and worksheets!
- Teacher Lesson Plans
-Teachers and Students
-K-12
-All Subject Areas
-This website, as many would guess has an artistic element to it. There are lesson plans for Math, Language Arts, Science etc, and the learning is hands-on and craft based. The students won’t even realize they are learning, because they are having so much fun creating. I can see these activities being especially effective for the primary grades, and most of the lessons are in this age range.
-Teacher Lesson Plans
-Teachers
-K-12
-All Subject Areas
- This free portion of the website offers lesson plans for grades K-12 in nearly any subject, such as Social Studies, Math, Science etc. It is organized by K-5, 6-8, and 9-12. The lessons are extremely detailed and tell you step by step what to do, along with the objectives of the lesson, and the vocabulary the students should know.
- Student Interactive Learning
-Students and Teachers
-K-1
-Literacy
-This Dr. Seuss themed website has fun literacy games and activities for kids based upon the popular novels. For instance they can pop letters to spell a word! There is also a teacher section that describes times of the year when his stories should be read, along with corresponding activities.
-Teacher Resources
-Teachers
-All Grade Levels (including college)
All Subject Areas ( even cross-disciplinary)
- This popular magazine and TV network has a wonderful website for teachers. It includes ideas for activities, lessons, and units. They have categories for grade school right up through college as well. Many of the lessons, as one might expect, deal with Geography, Science and Social Studies, subjects in which many students find fascinating, and may relate to.
-Student Resources
-Students/Families
-K-5
-Science
-This local institution has resources for students and families to learn more about local animals through games and activities. There is also a section that recommends great books about children’s favorite sea animals and ways in which they can get involved with the aquarium.
-Student Resources
-Students/Families
-K-5, mostly upper elementary
Social Studies/Literacy/Science
- This field trip favorite has a wonderful website for students and their families. There are interactive videos that show just what the first Thanksgiving was like, along with recordings of how the pilgrims spoke. In addition there are stories that describe what life was for pilgrims, along with recipes for how to make some of their favorite foods! There are also coloring pages showing what their life was like.
-Teacher Resoucres
- Teachers
-Pre-K-5
-All subjects
- This store that has everything for teachers also has a wonderful section of teacher resources. There are lesson plans, craft ideas, printable awards, calendars, worksheets etc.They are all oragnized by subject, and grade. It also has a wonderful section on how to create an outdoor classroom and the materials teacher’s would need in order to create one.
-Teacher Lesson Plans
-Teachers
-K-12
-All subjects
-This all everything website has anything a teacher would need. It has terrific list of lesson plans that are organized by grade, subject, and resource. They all are very detailed and seem easy to use. The website also has many other great resources like printables, and writing prompts.
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