The document above contains Internet resources for K-12 science teachers. These sites provide lesson plans, activities, games, interactives, videos, worksheets, readings, and much more for the classroom. The descriptions are from the sites. These resources were gathered from a variety of sources, including Cindy Judd at Eastern Kentucky University's Learning Resources Center, Marisa Walstrom at National Louis University Library, Kathleen Fitzgibbon's Teaching With Wikis, Blogs, Podcasts, & More and the web.
The links below contain science resources for teachers and students provided by Kentucky Educational Television. These resources are free.
The links below contain social studies resources for teachers and students provided by Kentucky Educational Television. These resources are free.
What are Primary Sources? Essentially, primary sources are first hand accounts of an event. Examples may include diaries, photographs, audio files, video recordings, memoirs, maps, artifacts, etc. The descriptions are from the sites. These sources were gathered from Carol Maksian's LibGuide for Florida Gulf Coast University.