This educational music web site gives links to music sites that can be used by teachers to integrate musical instruments and the human voice into their classroom lessons. It gives links to music scores that can be printed out, as well as sites for musical instruments and their use. 
 

This site allows you to view all of the products from Crayola. You can click on an icon that 
allows you to see different art lesson plans for different subjects and grades. They also have a 
forum where you can post or read lesson plans that have worked for you or other teachers. They also have an area where they display art work from students around the U.S. 
 

This is an excellent web site.  You can find information about the holocaust from several sources (ie. books, articles, museums, plays, etc.).  Information is provided on educational software, websites, and professional development.  This is a very thorough site in that it also provides an informative timeline with relevant links to each event/date, describes the people involved (victims, rescuers, resisters, etc.), and lists terms (and definitions) associated with the Holocaust.  GO SEE THIS SITE! 
 

This site provides activities and lesson plans that correspond to national history standards.  The links that are most interesting are those that show students how to create their personal school archive.  It shows students what background information they need, as well as step-by-step instructions for completing the task. 
 

This site works in conjunction with the television station, The History Channel.  This site provides access to current event issues, a traveler section, Great Speeches of the past, Fun and Games, and This Day in History.  This Day in History is a prompt which users can click on to read about events which occurred that day in history.  This site has added a section to it allowing users to read The Starr Report and learn more about impeachment and past presidents.   Helpful to Teachers:  This site could be useful teachers on a daily basis, most likely in the middle school grades and above.  If the students had a daily history lesson, this site could be used during it.  The students have access to current events as well as past events.  Teachers could really utilize this site in their classroom to allow students to become more computer literate, while learning and having fun.