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 - Return
to Eduscapes
- Catching
the Best of the
Web
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- Find
Fish Friends
- Search
a Fishing Hole
- Adapt
Ideas
- Start
Small
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- Find
Fish Friends
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- You can
waste a lot of time wandering around the
Internet. Instead, look for websites that
others have created that can get you
started in the right direction. Match the
resources you find with the units you
teach right now.
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- You can
find general educational portals and
starting points, thematic resources, pages
for specific grade levels, and subject
area starters.
- All
Levels
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- Explore the following
starting points. Choose three that you think would be
most helpful. Rather than bookmarking the general
page, look for the page with your specific subject
area or grade level interest. Then, think about how
your area connects with other subject
areas.
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Elementary
School
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Middle/High
School
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- Thematic Starting
Points - Best for Themes
- Locate resources for
a theme for your classroom. Consider whether the
materials might be useful online or printed. Also,
consider whether the materials are primarily for the
teacher or students.
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Find a friend on the
Internet. Seek out other teachers who teach what you
teach. Use their class web pages. Use Cool
Classroom Pages
or High
School Hub's Teacher
Page.
- When you're done
with this page, check out Search
a Fishing Hole.
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Created by Annette
Lamb
and Larry
Johnson,
11/01. Updated 5/02.
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