Some Online Resources for Lessons

The internet has a vast store of resources available that can help you in regards to your lessons, whether you are a teacher or a student.

Activities with Legos - www.legoeducation.us/activities

Lists of Resources on a wide variety of subjects – www.thefrugaleducator.blogspot.com

Lesson Plans and Worksheets -
www.theteacherscorner.net
www.education.com
www.abcteach.com
www.teachervision.fen.com

Free Online Books (mostly public domain books)
www.ccel.org
www.gutenberg.org

Disclaimer: These recommendations are purely my own, based upon what I personally have found helpful.

Thoughts on Reading

Most everyone will agree that reading is important. But why is reading so important?

- It's an easy way to keep yourself educated.

We hear a lot about continuing education. Reading – and understanding what you read – is a manageable way to learn more, to keep up with your field, and to expand your knowledge into new areas.

- It does not have to cost a lot of money.

You can pick up a book for a handful of dollars, or go to your local library and borrow the book from there.

If you're more into reading things online, Project Gutenberg has an extensive library of books that are available for free through the public domain. Also, Daily Lit will send you portions of a book to read through your e-mail.

- It can open up new opportunities.

As you spend time reading, you will continue to expand your knowledge. As you learn more, who knows what new opportunities will come to you because of your new knowledge.

Do you have a favorite book to recommend?

Spring 2011

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