Education Resources at the Miller Library

Busy Teachers Website is a great source of help to teachers in grades K-12. It provides lesson plans, activities and site to site linking for an array of subjects.

All aspiring elementary school teachers should check out multiplication.com. This site offers math games, worksheets, activities and many other helpful resources.

Discoveryschool.com is a great place for elementary students and teachers. This site has lesson plans, teaching tools and homework helpers.

Hands-On Math Projects, 510.712 M985h 2006, by Muschla & Muschla offers math projects and activities for grades 6-12 that incorporate real-life daily activities. Any teacher whose ever been asked the question “Why do we need to know this?” can appreciate the importance of this learning tool.

Earlychildhood.com is a wonderful tool for anyone in the field, or studying early childhood education. It focuses on curriculum planning and arts and crafts. It also provides articles that promote professional development.

www.educationworld.com is a great resource for student teachers. There are so many creative lesson plans on this site, I don’t know where to begin. There are lesson plans on Tolerance, Bullying, Autumn and even Hurricane Katrina. This site has information for teachers but also, administrators, parents and students.

Crayola.com is a fun and informative website for parents, children and educators. It offers creative art lesson plans as well as helpful success guides, art techniques and much more. The “Creative Experiences” section has absolutely invaluable ideas. Access it through the Miller Library’s home page.