Lesson Plans

Best Lesson Plan Websites
Free Websites for Lesson Planning, Activities and Projects for Teachers
These 12 outstanding websites with free lesson plans for teachers also include unit plans and guided, project-based learning plans for elementary, middle and high school students in all subjects. The web offer a wealth great lesson resources for both teachers and homeschooling parents! You'll find much more here than lesson planning ideas. Many of these websites are rich in primary sources, online interactives, graphic organizers, worksheets and assessments. Photo of Long Beach, CA, teacher...

Lesson Plans
Are you a teacher?  Do you home school?  Are you a substitute teacher? If yes, below you will find some great resources to help you with your lesson plans.  You will find links to sites that will help you make the best lesson plans for any grade and any subject. 

Lesson Plan Directory
Fun, Creative, Hands-on Lesson Plans to Help you Teach
Lesson plans, unit studies and thematic units for teaching in fun, creative, hands-on ways. This group is an index of the best teaching articles posted here on Squidoo. These lesson plans and unit studies were written to help teachers, parents and homeschoolers find fun, educational activities in an organized collection.   Please add your hands-on lesson plans and then visit the other lesson plans in the group. As you visit each one be sure to leave stars, favor them and lensroll them to your...

Lesson Plans for Kids
Lesson plans
Lesson plans are basic planning tools used by teachers across the country. Teachers of all grades and classes can find free lesson plans online that meet their every need! With the large number of lesson plans available online, it is important that teachers choose the most appropriate one for themselves. The first thing to look at in a lesson plan, obviously, is the subject matter. A teacher who is going to teach a lesson on the digestive system must first look for lesson plans on the subject...

Building a Snowman, Pt 1: Snowman Observations
So, Why Build a Snowman?
Everyone is sitting at the dinner table. In the background, the TV drones on, with the events of the day playing on the evening news. Suddenly, over the murmur of "Please pass the salt," and "You have to try a little," drifts the words, "Possible ten inches of accumulation in the overnight hours." Can it be?! Fast forward to the next day. Maybe you're a homeschooler, trying to figure out a way to get your kids to help you shovel the driveway and turn it into the lessons for the day (after al...