lesson plans

EDSITEment – Free K-12 Lesson Plans

An excellent site for free lesson plans for Arts & Culture, Language Arts, Literature, Foreign Language, History, and Social Studies is EDSitement by The National Endowment for the Humanities.    The lesson plans follow standard formats.

• Introduction
• Learning Objectives
• Guiding Questions
• Preparing to Teach this Lesson
• Unit Lesson Plans / Curriculum Units
• Lesson Activities
• Suggested Activities
• Time Required
• Subject Areas
• Key Skills

There are over 10,000 lesson plans that also link to state   These lesson plans can be uses as is, or modified to fit you students needs.  The lesson plan calendar feature organizes lesson plans by key dates in topic areas so your lesson plans are can emphasize the historical date.

Looking for multimedia for your lesson plans  Using the search tab, you can search on audio, interactive, videos, and worksheets. The site is searchable by grade level, subject, and has a quick search capability and source.

EDSITEment – K-12 Lesson Plans

Lesson Planet – Find Teacher-Approved Lesson Plans Quickly & Easily

Here is another lesson plan site that one of our customers uses.   It is a paid subscription model, and boasts over 75,000 lesson plans that conform to state standards.  There are also worksheets that come with the services.  They offer a free trail.  Many of these lesson plans are written and contributed by teachers.

Lesson Planet – Find Teacher-Approved Lesson Plans Quickly & Easily

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