The Library of Congress has a fair deal of Educator resources in various subjects. A particular thing this website has that I think is good is the "Poetry 180" tool -- for each day of the school year there is a poem that can be read with students.

This is a great resource that provides a lessons about digital citizenship for any grade level. The premade lessons are usually smaller around 50 minutes long and include excellent content for supporting ------------------>

This website uses Google Sites, which is an extremely intuitive, free, and easy to use program for making educational websites like this one!

This site is an excellent place to go for both PD as well as classroom content that is centered on supporting culturally diverse classrooms. There are tons of created lessons available for any grades!

This will take you to the Common Core State Standards page. If your institution adheres to these, it is always good to have them located somewhere convenient, and so for both you and myself, here they are!

Kahoot has marked itself as one of the most engaging methods for quizzing students, whether they be assessments, pre-assessments, or something just for fun. Kahoot is just the best and I highly encourage its use in the classroom, so here is a link to the site!