Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Share My Lesson offers over 420,000 teaching resources, ranging from lesson plans to handouts to articles and webinars, covering all core academic subjects for Pre-K through adult education and classroom concerns like student management, social emotional learning, and trauma-informed instruction. The site also offers a ton of on-demand professional development resources.
Share My Lesson is community-based and allows you to join subject-based communities to create and share resources with other educators. You can even create your own community group to develop or source handy activities, presentations, worksheets, and more.
The site’s dashboard has three key sections that merit checking on a regular basis: Recommended, Latest News, and What to Address This Month. You can also opt to receive notifications instead. Otherwise, plan to set aside a lot of time to explore the site and build familiarity and stock up on ready-to-use lessons (once you’ve vetted them a bit more) to have on hand for sub plans or when you’re in a pinch.
For more, check out our review of Share My Lesson: commonsense.org/education/reviews/share-my-lesson
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Share My Lesson offers over 420,000 teaching resources, ranging from lesson plans to handouts to articles and webinars, covering all core academic subjects for Pre-K through adult education and classroom concerns like student management, social emotional learning, and trauma-informed instruction. The site also offers a ton of on-demand professional development resources.
Share My Lesson is community-based and allows you to join subject-based communities to create and share resources with other educators. You can even create your own community group to develop or source handy activities, presentations, worksheets, and more.
The site’s dashboard has three key sections that merit checking on a regular basis: Recommended, Latest News, and What to Address This Month. You can also opt to receive notifications instead. Otherwise, plan to set aside a lot of time to explore the site and build familiarity and stock up on ready-to-use lessons (once you’ve vetted them a bit more) to have on hand for sub plans or when you’re in a pinch.
For more, check out our review of Share My Lesson: commonsense.org/education/reviews/share-my-lesson
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twitter.com/commonsenseed
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