Good article with lots of ideas for integrating technology.

4Teachers.org works to help you integrate technology into your classroom by offering online tools and resources. This site helps teachers locate and create ready-to-use Web lessons, quizzes, rubrics and classroom calendars. There are also tools for student use.

A to Z Teacher Stuff has lesson plans, printable worksheets, tips, and articles for teachers of all grade levels, although the majority of the resources are for K-8.

Great Web Sites for Kids, presented by the American Library Association, provides annotated lists of websites, divided by subject area.

Discovery Education has put together a site with lesson plans and teacher guides on all different topics, as well as a puzzlemaker, a clip art gallery, links to websites,  video clips, worksheets and more!

Called 'The Educator's Best Friend,' this site has resources for teachers for lesson planning, technology integration, and professional development. There are articles, lesson plans, activities, work sheets, and newsletters. There is also a section for administrators dealing with issues such as fund raising, goal setting, parent involvement, and grants.

This site by Education World offers reviews of educational websites by the staff of the online journal. The reviews include content, aesthetics, organization, and a critique of the site as a whole.

Offers FREE online educational resources from Federal Agencies. The sites are organized by subject area.

FunBrain.com has online academic games, mostly for younger or lower-level learners.

The Multnonomah County Library put together this site with links to websites on subjects including American history, personal finance, social issues, mathematics, health and nutrition, and literature and authors. In addition, check out the guides in the links on the right-hand side of the page.

i4c offers websites with resources for teachers from K-12. They include links to subject area websites, sites to assist with preparing students with assessments from the ELA to the SAT, online tutorials for prgrams used most often in classrooms (Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Inspiration, and Dreamweaver), and training workshops for integrating technology into schools.

The Internet Public Library is a great resource for teachers, including subject collections, ready reference, and pathfinders.

This site has links to hundreds of educational websites for all subjects, grades k-12, including sites for lesson plans, clip art, printable worksheets and materials, and more.

Provides lesson plans categorized by subject and grade level.

MiddleSchool.net has Internet resources for all subjects, as well as sites for administrators, support staff, lesson plans, professional development, and educational standards.

Mr.Nussbaum has games and activities for social studies, language arts, math, and science.

This site by the New York Times provides classroom resources for grades 3-12 dealing with both current and historical events.

PBS Teachers provides lesson plans and teaching tools for many different subjects, as well as providing teaching guides and resources to be used along with their educational television programs.

Offers more than 33,000 free e-books for computer or e-reader download.

Puzzzle Maker allows you to create your own crossword puzzles, word finds, mazes, cryptograms, math squares, and more.

RefDesk.com has a little bit of information about everything, along with the resources to get deeper information when needed. There are links to everything including news sources, current gas and oil prices, weather resources, quotes, and definitions.

Multi-discipline website, includes lesson plans, study guides, etc.

School Notes is a service provided by Education World, where teachers can post notes, homework, and messages to a free webpapgethat can be accessed by students and parents.

SCORE provides online teaching resources for math, science, history/social studies, and language arts.

The Smithsonian Institute provides downloadable lesson plans, complete with handouts and activities, for all grade levels. The topics range from art, to history, to science and technology.

This site provides lessons plans, printable worksheets, graphic organizers, puzzles, printable books, as well as links for classroom management and professional development.

TeAchnology provides lessons plans, printable worksheets, rubrics, webquests, and games for subject areas including arts and humanities, language arts, math, music, phys ed, science, and social studies.

This site provides free resources including games, activities, maps, and standards-based lesson plans divided by subject.

This section of the Virtual Middle School Library site provides resources for finding all different kinds of information for every day of the year.

This is a searchable database of webquests for all subject areas.

YouTube Education offers a variety of educational videos to facilitate classroom instruction.

Collaborative word processing program, including standard print documents, spreadsheets, forms and powerpoint presentations.

Google Search Engine for scholarly research and peer-reviewed articles.

Create your own websites or webquests and collaborate with other teachers.