Wikipedia

This is a well known tool that can be used for any type of research, including science. However, most researchers may not adopt the information from this site because of the site’s ability to be edited by anyone. With that being said, majority of the information that is created here is usually cited and linked.

Teachnology

Another plethora of useful resources. This website has worksheets, lesson plans, printables and more. Unique additions we find interesting were the tools that are made to help you create rubrics & worksheets, and the guides to creating lesson plans. My only gripe with this website is that when browsing through the lesson plans, I noticed

Education.com

This site is beneficial for educators, students, and parents. The collection found here includes worksheets, lesson plans, games, activities, stories, and even songs. The games can be fun and engaging, but with a free account you will enjoy only a limited of products before you have to wait a period of time before being allowed

Teacher.org

This website is a hub for teachers who seek a career in teaching. They have information that can be specific to the state you live in. In the resource tab, you have access to a database of lessons of any topic. Upon opening a lesson plan, you will see a clean look and layout with

National Geographic Education

Do you remember the days when collecting National Geographic magazines was a thing? Want to indulge in their content and share it with your students? Look no further as this website has thousands of grade level appropriate lessons and activities complete with both text and video that is sure to catch the attention of your

National Science Teaching Association

This website is a jack of all trades through its collection of resources. The content found on this website range from books, lesson plans, and science journals/articles. You can explore the content by sorting filters based on grade level, topic, and type. https://www.nsta.org