Trinity College, Perth, Library EXCELLENT Set of Links
Network
Nuggets: More than 1,000 reviewed education sites
Core Knowledge: some interesting lesson plans from preschool through yr 8 -- well worth a look
In keeping with the Core Knowledge Foundation's motto--"Share the Knowledge!"--all writers of these units and lessons have voluntarily contributed their ideas for publication, which are made available by the Core Knowledge Foundation on a non-profit basis.
If you are teaching anything to do with Elizabethian England then this is the place to be! Some examples of the many contents of the site are: Master & Servants, Domestic Details, Food, Religion, Mary, Queen of Scots, and Forms of Address for Non-Nobles... This site would be useful for students in any of the Fine Arts, Home Economics, Social Studies, or English classes. The information is truly amazing and your students would gain important insights into why things were done is those days.
Kid
Info (good student and teacher resources)
oz-TeacherNet
(Has some listings for
collaborative projects which are a great way to get teachers and students
involved in the Internet especially if they have had little experience)
Media Awareness
Network (classroom ideas, teaching units, student handouts and background
information)
Awesome Library (Large number of educational and fun links for kids)
TeachersFirst
(Another hefty collection of resources for K-12 teachers)
Educational Web
Adventures (Interactive online activities)
TeachersFirst
(Huge collection of lesson plans and web links across the subjects for K-12
educators)
High School Hub (Academic resources
for high school students)
Teaching with Electronic Technology (Large range of information and links)
Forefront Curriculum (Internet Training & curriculum development for K-12 educators)
