Professional Resources

Busy Teacher's Website K-12

Provides direct source materials, lesson plans and activities Busy Teachers is easy to use and an exceptional website.

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ERIC is The Educational Resources Information Center.  This searchable site provides information about education.  ERIC offers a question and answer service and a virtual library of selected resources

Offers a topic approach to "the best sites on the World Wide Web".

Link here to professional educational journals.

This site contains a notable list of sites and pages of information intended to enhance curriculum and to assist teachers' professional growth.

This is an excellent resource to look for ideas when working with special needs students.  The site is searchable.

Links educators to Internet lesson plans.  The plans are grouped by subject discipline and the site can be searched.

Search this site for Internet and other lesson plans.

Teachers are encouraged to share their best lesson plans on Teacher Net.  Chat, tools and mentors are other areas of teacher support to be found at this site. 

The "Quintessential Instructional Archive" contains thousands of online games and quizzes in over 40 subject areas.

Activities, crafts, calendars, black-line masters and ideas. See the Media Center for subscription password.

Georgia Public Broadcasting video streaming site. Contact Media Center for passwords.

State of Georgia teaching standards, requirements and information.

Citation Machine is an interactive web tool designed to assist high school, college, and university students, their teachers, and independent researchers in their effort to respect other people's intellectual properties.

The state's largest organization for professional educators

The Georgia Association of Educators (or GAE, for short) is a professional organization for public education professionals.

Annenberg Media's multimedia resources help teachers increase their expertise in their field and assist them in improving their teaching methods.

This site is full of teacher resource links oranized by type of website. To find more sites, scroll to the bottom of the page and link to Teacher Resources or Back to Dr. LeBeau's Homepage.

Laura Candler's resource site offers many Literary Lessons.

Jerrie Cheek is an instructional technology specialist for ETTC at Kennesaw State University. This site provides quality thematic websites relevant to the Pre-K-12 curriculum.

A weekly online newspaper for beginning readers and individuals with special needs.

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Internet sources related to books for children and young adults.

Link here for a variety of graphic organizers.

Sources for K-12 social studies teachers and students.

Provides help for K-12 social studies teachers to integrate the Internet with class work.

24-hour laboratory that provides ideas for fun with science, web sites and you can ask a question.

This is a question and answer service with searchable archives.

Art resources for every period and from every part of the world.

A collection from the National Gallery of Art illustrating painting, sculpture and graphic arts from the Middle Ages to the present.

Valuable resources for music educators and students of all areas and educational levels. Regularly updated.