As a teacher, one of the most important responsibilities you have is to provide your students with engaging and effective lesson plans. Whether you're teaching in a traditional classroom setting or in a virtual environment, having access to high-quality resources can help you design lessons that are engaging, informative, and challenging.

   In this article, we will explore some of the best resources and lesson plans available for teachers.

1.      Teachers Pay Teachers

Teachers Pay Teachers is a marketplace where teachers can buy and sell lesson plans, worksheets, and other resources. The site has over 4 million resources available, covering subjects from kindergarten to high school. The resources are created by teachers for teachers, so you can be sure that they are relevant and effective. Prices range from free to a few dollars per resource, making it a cost-effective way to access high-quality materials.

2.      Scholastic

Scholastic is a publishing company that has been producing educational materials for over 100 years. Their website offers a wide range of lesson plans, activities, and teaching resources for teachers. You can search by grade level, subject, and theme, making it easy to find exactly what you need. Scholastic also offers professional development resources for teachers, including webinars and workshops.

3.      National Education Association (NEA)

The National Education Association is a professional organization for teachers that provides a variety of resources and tools to support teaching and learning. Their website offers lesson plans, activities, and teaching strategies, as well as advocacy resources and professional development opportunities. The NEA also provides access to discounts on classroom supplies, technology, and other resources.

4.      Edutopia

Edutopia is a website and online community created by the George Lucas Educational Foundation. The site offers a wide range of resources, including lesson plans, teaching strategies, and research-based practices. You can also connect with other educators and share ideas and best practices. Edutopia is a great resource for teachers who want to stay up-to-date on the latest trends and innovations in education.

5.      Common Sense Education

Common Sense Education provides resources and tools to help teachers integrate technology into their classrooms in a safe and effective way. Their website offers lesson plans, reviews of educational apps and websites, and teaching strategies for using technology in the classroom. Common Sense Education also provides professional development opportunities for teachers.

6.      ReadWriteThink

ReadWriteThink is a website created by the National Council of Teachers of English. The site offers a variety of resources, including lesson plans, student interactives, and professional development resources. The resources are designed to help teachers promote literacy and critical thinking skills in their students. You can search by grade level, subject, and theme, making it easy to find exactly what you need.

7.      TED-Ed

TED-Ed is a website that provides educational videos and resources for teachers. The site offers a variety of lesson plans and activities, each centered around a TED-Ed video. The resources are designed to help teachers promote critical thinking and inquiry skills in their students. TED-Ed also provides professional development opportunities for teachers.

In conclusion, having access to high-quality resources and lesson plans can help you design engaging, effective lessons that will benefit your students. The resources listed above are just a few of the many available to teachers. Whether you're looking for lesson plans, activities, or professional development opportunities, there are many resources available to support you in your teaching journey.

 

 

By: Nasram Naseem

The Teacher of Ruzhn English Language Center Bugh

Meeri Turbat Kech