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School Garden CurriculumTurn the schoolyard in a classroom and cultivate your K-8 students' knowledge and passon for the true source of their food with these school garden resources. | ; Lesson Plan | |
Culturally-Situated Design ToolsSkateboards and buckeyballs in Math class? Students learn math and computing through object patterns from many cultures, while they reproduce original artifacts and create their own. | ||
Ten Free Things for Valentine’s DayMake February 14th a special day with classroom resources for all grades, including arts & crafts projects, creative writing ideas, historical resources, and more. | ||
Nature Works EverywhereGet your family back to nature! This site offers easy tools and tips for planning a family nature adventure. Enter the age of your kids, how much time you have, and the location and the website gives you ideas for activities and events. | ||
Donations From BusinessesThis is a tried and true tip from an NEA member who wants to share with YOU how she acquires FREE classroom resources (computers, paper, general supplies) from local businesses who are happy to help. | ||
DonorsChoose.orgNeed money to fund a classroom project? DonorsChoose.org is a not-for-profit web site where public school teachers submit ideas for experiences and materials that their students need in order to learn. | ||
TapestryThe Tapestry is a resource center for PreK-12 teachers and administrators who work with English language learners. | ||
Character CountsFree resources, professional development, and how to participate in the biggest celebration of character in the world. | ||
Columbus DayColumbus Day is celebrated in the U.S., Spain, and many countries in Latin America. Whether Christopher Columbus is thought of positively or negatively depends on point-of-view. The following themed package presents a rangs of opinions. | ||
Green Education Foundation (GEF)Environmental education lessons that provide step-by-step instructions and assessment strategies. | ||
Learn To Be HealthyThis web site offers free online lesson plans, assessment tests, and supplemental materials for teachers as well as interactive games and group and self-directed activities for children. | ||
Native American ResourcesTeaching and learning tools to provide Native Americans and non-native Americans a mutual understanding and respect for Native American history, culture, and shared values. Elements inclued: video clips, lessons, student art. | ||
Science Teaching Case StudiesWatch free videos for science teachers - 25 half-hour video programs and guides - on your computer. Follow Donna, Mike, Audrey, and other science teachers as they work to improve one aspect of their teaching. | ||
Supply Our SchoolsTeachers in low-income school districts can register for classroom supplies. | ||
SHAPE AmericaA themed package of multimedia, printables, and web sites geared toward the improved health and physical education in children. | Article | |
Teacher's List: 11 Classroom Creativity KillersVeteran art teacher Marvin Bartel lists 10 teacher behaviors that discourage student creativity and tells how to avoid them. | Article | |
Tech Toys for TeachingThere’s a whole wide world of web tools for teaching. Here are a few of our picks. From NEA Today. | Article | |
Teach with Picture BooksOn this web page, educator Keith Schoch provides book recommendations (books are available for purchase, but many other items are downloable), teaching ideas and lesson plans, author profiles, links to related sites, and activity downloads. | Article | |
Wormworld Saga Graphic NovelEven your most reluctant readers will be drawn to the critically acclaimed Wormworld Saga graphic novel and additional resources assembled to motivate reading and inspire creativity. | Article; Background Reading; Multimedia | |
Anthropogenic BiomesWhen teaching climate change or ecology units in grades 4-12 science classes, use these resources to help students examine how human activity has altered the Earth's surface over time. | Article; Background Reading; Multimedia; Printable | |
Sweat And Blood: A History of U.S. Labor Unions (and other labor history resources)We've gathered these books and resources to help you cover the important contributions that unions have made to humanizing the American workplace in your K-12 Social Studies curriculum. | Article; Background Reading | |
Red Madness: How a Medical Mystery Changed What We EatA fascinating set of resources for 5-12 Science, Social Studies, and Health learners: the epidemic that turned doctors into detectives and how it changed our food supply. | Article; Background Reading; Printable | |
Five Hundred And Seven Mechanical MovementsIt's never too early to teach students that human ingenuity is unlimited. Use this prolific collection of mechanical drawings across the K-12 curriculum to prove it! | Article; Background Reading; Printable | |
Creative Learning Exchange CurriculumEngage your K-12 learners in meaningful, real-world problem solving - across the curriculum - through the mastery of systems thinking and system dynamics modeling. | Article; Background Reading; Lesson Plan | |
19th AmendmentThe 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees women the right to vote, was ratified on August 18, 1920. These resources help mark an important step in recognizing this moment in US history and equal rights for all citizens. | Article; Background Reading; Lesson Plan |
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