The Ultimate Lesson Plan Guide

While you work towards your Masters in Education it’s important to recognize the quality learning tools, study guides, and lesson plans other teachers use and create for their classrooms. To help you see what’s out there we’ve complied a list of great learning tools and resources you should use to spark new ideas, engage your students, and use to challenge yourself to create quality learning materials of your own.

Math Lesson Plans

• Math Review Worksheets: A series of worksheets for 1^st grade students.
• Can You Fill It?: Interesting math game for 2^nd graders.
• Base 10 Blocks: Great way for 3^rd graders to learn about whole decimal numbers.
• Fraction Junction: Master 4^th grade fractions by playing this game.
• Soccer Shootout: A fun math game for 5^th grade students.
• Math Problems: Some questions for 6^th grade math students with hints and answers.
• Math Test: Challenging online test for 7^th graders.
• Shaq Hand/Foot Span: Interesting way to teach 8^th grade students about ratios.

Social Studies Lesson Plans

• Who Helps?: A fun way to teach 1^st graders about the family.
• Jeopardy: Teach 2^nd graders about U.S. Geography, Laws, Native Americans, and more by letting them play the game.
• Abraham Lincoln’s Beard: A place to read an 11-year old girl’s letter to Abe Lincoln on why he should grow a beard, suitable for 3^rd graders.
• Pyramids: Interactive site for 4^th graders to explore the pyramids.
• Immigration Story: An activity for 5^th graders to write their own immigration stories.
• Money Pit: An activity to help 6^th grade students understand about cultures by using coins.
• Worksheets: Printable social studies worksheets for 7^th grade students.
• Quizzes: A series of quizzes on social studies for 8^th graders.

Reading Lesson Plans

• First Grade Reading: A great collection of reading material for first graders.
• Seussville: Fun way to introduce 2^nd graders to the joys of reading.
• Word Magnets: A game that teachers 3^rd graders about phonics.
• The Runaway Stallion: Reading and comprehension exercise for 4^th grade students.
• Reading Is Fundamental: Many reading activities suitable for 5^th grade students.
• Reading Skills Rocket: A collection of reading activities for 6^th graders.
• Reading Exercise: Tests the reader’s perceptive powers, suitable for 7^th graders.
• ReadWriteThink: A collection of reading activities for 8^th graders.

Science Lesson Plans

• Pushes and Pulls: Nice way to introduce 1^st graders to these forces.
• SeaWorld: Great place for 2^nd graders to discover about animals.
• The Food Chain: Shows 3^rd graders about predators and preys.
• Rain Forest at Night: An interactive website to help 4^th graders understand more about rain forests.
• NASA Kids’ Club: Many games and activities for 5^th grade science students.
• Selah Science Projects: Some examples of science projects done by 6^th grade students.
• Diffusion: An experiment to show 7^th graders the process of diffusion in cells.
• The Scientific Method: A strategy for 8^th grade students to kick off their science projects.

Language Arts Lesson Plans

• Readalong Nursery Rhymes: Interactive way for 1^st graders to learn about 18 nursery rhymes.
• The Patchworker: A game that teaches 2^nd graders about sentence structure.
• Advanced Alphabetizing: Fun way for 3^rd grade students to learn about ABC order.
• Apostrophes: Some activities to help the 4^th grader learn about apostrophes.
• Compare and Contrast: Great explanation about how to “compare and contrast” things, suitable for 5^th graders.
• Language Arts: A lot of activities for the 6^th grader.
• Decoding Words: Shows 7^th grade students the secrets of this language art.
• Classroom Challenge: An interesting way for 8^th graders to sharpen their language arts skills.

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POSTED BY: mcarroll - May 28th, 2010 at 09:53am ( 0 )