Resources for Teachers:

Ethics Updates
Ethics Updates is designed primarily to be used by ethics instructors and their students. It is intended to provide resources and updates on current literature, both popular and professional, that relates to ethics."

Online Ethics Center at the National Academy of Engineering
This site is addressed to engineers but it has a great deal of useful information for those interested in teaching ethics (click on Education, then Pre-College Materials).

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
This comprehensive overview of teaching philosophy to children challenges the view that the material is beyond the ken of young students. It also provides resources and links.

The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy is a non-profit organization run by the editors. The Encyclopedia receives no funding, and operates through the volunteer work of the editors, authors, and technical advisors... All articles are copyrighted by The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy and the authors of the original articles. The IEP has these reprint stipulations: (1) For educational course packets reproduced by either college-run print shops or private copy services such as Kinko's: all IEP material can be used free of charge, and contacting the IEP is not required. (2) For published books that will receive ISBN numbers, such as textbook anthologies: authors or publishers should contact the IEP general editor by e-mail; the editor's current e-mail address is on the IEP web page. (3) Copies cannot be posted elsewhere on the Internet without permission from the general editor.

Philosophers' Imprint
Philosophers' Imprint collects a series of scholarly articles by some of today's most notable and influential philosophers which are offered free of charge.

Philosophy for Children
This site, created and maintained by Professor Thomas Wartenberg of the Department of Philosophy at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, Massachusetts, is subtitled "Philosophical Questions from Children’s Stories." It shows how educators and parents can use children’s literature as a springboard for philosophical discussions.

Philosophy Toolbox
Created by APA's Committee for Pre-College Instruction in Philosophy the tool kit is a dynamic web resource for teachers and students created by volunteers interested in promoting philosophy in the schools. Our current focus is at the high school level but the site will be expanded to include sections on elementary and middle school levels in 2008-2009. We welcome advice, contributions, and volunteers who will help this website become a virtual philosophy community for teachers and students.

POIESIS
POIESIS is a subscription based reference and publishing service offering searchable access to the full text of hundreds of current, recent, and back issues of a growing number of philosophy journals and series. Every word in every available issue is fully searchable, including thousands of articles, book reviews, and dissertation listings, as well as all abstracts, footnotes, and bibliographic listings. Uniquely structured around dozens of philosophy titles, POIESIS includes journals and series published by philosophical societies, departments, university presses, and commercial publishers in several countries."