Lesson Plans on the Web
Below is a list of web links to free lesson plans and curriculum guides, grades K-12.
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America RespondsRun through PBS (Public Broadcasting System) in response to September 11, 2001, this online resource includes lesson plans on difficult topics such as war, terrorism, racial tolerance, and patriotism. Each plan includes appropriate grade level and the resources necessary to complete the activity.
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Awesome LibraryThis website includes lesson plans for many subject areas, as well as additional informational resources for educators looking to create their own plans.
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Education World - Gateway to Education MaterialsThe Gateway to Educational Materials (GEM) is sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education and "provides educators with quick and easy access to thousands of educational resources found on various federal, state, university, non-profit, and commercial Internet sites."
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Kathy Schrock's Guide for EducatorsKathy Schrock, former library media specialist, has compiled a list of education resources that are helpful for enhancing curriculum and lesson plans. The site is organized both by subject and by user type (administrator, teacher, parent, student).
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Lesson Plan LibraryProvided by Discovery Education (a subsidiary of the Discovery Channel), this free web resource offers lesson plans written by teachers in a variety of subject areas, separated by grade level, K-12. Users may search or browse by subject or grade.
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LessonPlansPageDeveloped by students and faculty at the University of Missouri, this free web resource offers a variety of lesson plans in all subject areas from K-12.
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OxFam Education: Children's RightsA series of lesson plans on children's rights for ages 8-10.
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Teaching HistoryNational History Education Clearinghouse
Virtual and Online Teaching
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Online Teaching TipsTips and tricks for teaching online, including designing course content, facilitating and teaching online, developing learning objects, assessment ideas and tutorials.
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SimTeachSimTeach: Information and Community for Educators using M.U.V.E.'s (Multi-User Virtual Environments)
Subject Guide
Tracy Ruppman
Contact:
Reference/Instruction Librarian
& Liaison for the School of Education
Lewis Library
Loyola University Chicago
25 E. Pearson #615
Chicago, IL 60611
312-915-6949 voice
312-915-6244 fax
truppman@luc.edu
& Liaison for the School of Education
Lewis Library
Loyola University Chicago
25 E. Pearson #615
Chicago, IL 60611
312-915-6949 voice
312-915-6244 fax
truppman@luc.edu