eGFI offers lesson plans and activities that focus on engineering skills and STEM knowledge.

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Here you will find a variety of tools to boost your students’ math and science skills, enliven the classroom with engineering projects, expand your own professional horizons and stay informed. Subscribe, and a newsletter with updated features will arrive in your in-box every two weeks.

The Library of Congress offers dozens of teacher-created, classroom tested lesson plans for K-12 students in social studies, using primary sources from LOC. Most lessons are for grades 6-12, and encompass studies in the areas of US and world history, government, law, politics, immigration, cultural heritage, and oral histories. Other classroom materials available on the site include primary source sets, presentations, activities, and themed resources.

This award-winning site brings together everything busy K-12 teachers need, from classroom materials to ideas for development. The resources include:

1. A theoretical and historical archive: where you can read about teaching methodology, current practice and issues in ELT.
2. A practical resource lesson plans, activities and ideas for your teaching
3. A forum: to help you, as teachers of English, to discuss your teaching, exchange ideas and share materials
4. An information source: for professional development and training

The California Academy of Science offers standards-based K-12 science activities, lesson plans, images, and more. There is a collection of full films and short videos, and Flipside science units on several topics.

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Being a good digital citizen is more than knowing your way around the web. It’s about connecting and collaborating in ways you didn’t even know were possible.

When you teach digital citizenship to your students, you help create a positive school culture that supports safe and responsible technology use. Our K–12 digital citizenship program includes comprehensive learning resources for students, teachers, and family members. Our 65 grade-differentiated lesson plans are based on the research of Dr. Howard Gardner and the Good Play Project at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. The program addresses real challenges for teachers and students to help schools navigate cyberbullying, internet safety, and other digital dilemma.

Site also has free professional development resources that include training of the curriculum, periodic webinars on the use of digital media, and professional learning communities on several platforms. CE certificates are provided for attendance at the live webinars.