Cheryl Booker
SLM 521
Fall 2003
Lesson Plans
Lesson
Plans
Need help writing lesson plans, or do you just
need ideas for some great lessons? Here
are some of the best sites I found for lesson plans.
AskERIC Lesson Plans
This site contains more
than 2000 lesson plans which have been created and submitted by teachers. If you have a great lesson that you want to
share, you can submit it to ASK Eric.
Plans are listed by curriculum area and then topic. Find lesson plans for any grade by searching
the ASK Eric lesson plan collection. http://ericir.syr.edu/Virtual/Lessons/
This site has hundreds of
original lesson plans written by teachers.
You can access the lessons by using the pull-down menu to browse by
subject, grade or both. http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/
Read.Write.Think.
This is a great site! It
has so much to offer for teachers of literacy.
This site provides you with a variety of lesson plans in Language
Arts. You can select lesson plans by title,
or grade. You can save time by using the
Lesson Plan Index. Titles are given with
a summary for each lesson. When you
click on the lessons, suggested teaching times are given and IRA/NCTE Standards
are listed. http://www.readwritethink.org/lessons/index.asp
EDSITEment
This site has lesson plans
from some of the world’s great museums, libraries, cultural institutions, and
universities. An online humanities
resource with lesson plans in Art and Culture, Literature and Language Arts,
Foreign Language, History and Social Studies.
You can search for lessons by grade or subject area. IRA/NCTE Standards are listed for each
lesson. http://edsitement.neh.gov/lesson_index.asp?orderBy=2
Teachers.Net
Over 1000 lesson plans
created by teachers for teachers. You
can find lessons by grade or subject areas.
If you have a great lesson to share you can post it on this site! http://teachers.net/lessons/