Veronica's information!

http://printables.atozteacherstuff.com/dr-seuss-themed-printables-worksheets/

This page is great especially for the younger grades. It offers print outs of Dr. Seuss and they are very colorful! It is a great way to start your lesson or to use as a round up to finish it off. these sheets would be great to hang in the hallway for parent-teacher nights. These are free.

https://www.pinterest.com/caitlinwte/file-folder-games-and-activity-pages-for-toddlers/

This pinterest page offers both free and pay-per-item things to use in your classroom. I like to look here to come up with ideas for a lesson plan and then I incorporate what I have seen into my own style. Some of the authors let you copy the pages for free but if not I have found I can still get an idea and then make my own.

http://tools.atozteacherstuff.com/

This part of this webpage is great. You can give it a list of words and it will create word games and word searches. You can generate specific sentences you would like you lower grades to work on. This could also be used for upper level ESL students to help with forming letters correctly.

http://www.readworks.org/lessons/grades

This website it so amazing. You can literally narrow it down by grade, standard, and part within a standard. It gives exact details and ways to implement in your classroom. This is free. The only cost I have found would be needing to have certain books on hand but if you find a lesson you could implement it with your own books.

https://www.brainpop.com/

Brainpop is A LOT of fun! This site is free from what I could tell and you can find games and animated movies that teach while entertaining. this would be great for younger level grades. It keeps kids entertained through the movement and vivid colors yet they are learning. I have used this in the classroom and it was a positive experience.