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For books on lesson plan topics, use the C.O.D. Library Catalog. For magazine, newspaper, or journal articles, use the Library's article databases including Expanded Academic ASAP, Academic Search Premier, and ERIC. Research these article databases from your home computer by using your C.O.D. Library card number as a password.
Explore these Web sites to find a lesson plan. These are just a few of the many Web sites on lesson plans. If you don't find the specific one that you're looking for, use a Web search engine, like Google or Yahoo, to search for a lesson plan on your topic. EXAMPLE: butterflies "lesson plan"
LessonPlansPage.com
http://www.lessonplanspage.com
CEC Lesson Plans (Columbia Education Center)
http://www.col-ed.org/cur/
KidzOnline
http://www.kidzonline.org/LessonPlans/
LessonPlanZ.Com
http://www.lessonplanz.com/
Use these Web sites to find printable and downloadable worksheets for your lesson plan.
ABCTeach
http://abcteach.com/
EdHelper
http://www.edhelper.com/
Improving Education, Inc.
http://www.onlineworksheets.org/
RHL School
http://www.rhlschool.com/
Teachnology
http://www.teach-nology.com/worksheets/
Google Images
Search by topic for a photograph, illustration, map or some other type of printable and downloadable graphic for your lesson plan.
http://images.google.com
Yahoo Images
Same as above: search for images by topic.
http://images.yahoo.com
C.O.D. Library Catalog
Search for images in books in the C.O.D. Library on your lesson plan topic.
Animated Images
Do a Google search on "animated images"
to locate Web sites that supply free, downloadable animated images. Also, while in Yahoo Images or Google Images, add "animated" or "animation" to your search by topic.
EXAMPLE:
butterflies animated.
Teacher Helpers: Bulletin Board Ideas
An incredible list of Web sites on bulletin board ideas.
http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/bulletin/index.html
3-D displays for libraries, schools, and media centers. [Book]
E.G. Evans & M.M. Branch
LB1043.58 .E93 2000 General
Big & bright bulletin boards : ideas that decorate, educate, and motivate. [Book]
A. Gamble & L. Pyne
LB1043.58 .G36 2003 General
Visit the Library's Citing Sources page to find examples of how to cite using MLA or APA citation styles. Use
NoodleBIB--MLA & APA Bibliography Composer
which is a software program that will format your citations for you.
Diana Fitzwater
Education Librarian
(630) 942-2078
fitzwate@cdnet.cod.edu
SRC 3051
Updated January 2006