Access to the World Wide Web can greatly expand resources in schools and homes, enhancing educational opportunities for students and their families.

This Curriculum Resource Guide is an expanding collection, initially created by graduate students in an educational computing course -- Integrating Computers into the Curriculum. Students in future classes will be adding to this, as they prepare pages to use in their teaching or other pursuits. Revision, refinement, and updating will be ongoing, so please bear with us as we are continually under construction.

The following classifications are not restrictive, and refer to the original primary perceived focus. Pages may be applicable to a variety of levels.

Elementary Middle School High School Miscellaneous

	It's Elementary -- Integrating Science and Technology This page will be useful for elementary teachers responsible for teaching Science. Links to various science and elementary specific sites.(be)
	Intermediate Elementary Mathematics This site is aimed at upper elementary teachers (4-6) who teach math. Links to sites dealing with math concepts and math software.(ht)
	The National Parks/Science Resources The lesson plans found here are designed for third and fourth graders, but the links and resources are helpful for K-12 teachers. Links include National Parks, Lesson Plan Resources and Publishers.(as)

	Conan's Links to Special Education Stuff Page is designed to be useful to anyone interested in Special Education. Links to sites of various Sp. Ed. organizations and sites for teachers. Lesson Plans offered here are aimed at 7th and 8th grade students. (cb)
	Great Geometry Sites This site has links to math discussion groups, and Internet projects related to math and math software. Teachers of middle school to high school math students will find this page informative.(lb)
	Laboratory on Language Arts This page is designed for teachers of middle school Language Arts students. Links to various activities, other resources, and lesson plans will be a goldmine for teachers. (er)
	Middle School Sites on Science This page is designed for teachers of middle school Science students. Links to various life and earth science related sites and projects. (er)
	Pre-Algebra Places Middle school teachers of algebra and pre-algebra will find the links to algebra-related sites very helpful. Other items of interest here include math journals and math/education related quotes. (ss)
	Reading Reading and integrating computers on the 7th and 8th grade level is the focus of this page. Links here go to periodicals on the Web and reading activities. (ab)

	Computer Information Systems Links to sites of interest for Keyboarding skills, information about various software products and Macintosh. Plus, links to sites dealing with teaching students programming -- aimed primarily at secondary level students, esp. high school.(te)
	English & History Resources Teachers of secondary English and history will find this site helpful. Links to various English/Language arts, History/Social studies, and Library/Museums resources are included.(sc)
	English as a Second Language This site looks at English as a second language from the viewpoint of an ESL teacher in Iceland. Links to Reading, Writing and Grammar sites that help reinforce the ESL concept. Page is geared towards secondary students.(ut)
	The Harlem Renaissance Secondary teachers looking to include multicultural lessons will find this page helpful. Information about African American music (Jazz) and literature, as well as links to various sites on the subjects with links to African American Jazz, Literature, and History are included. (dt)
	Helpful High School Math Resources This page, aimed at high school geometry and algebra students, includes links and resources for using online technology and math software.(ts)
	Languages Here are some internet resources related to the teaching of languages at Flensborg Secondary Grammar School. Danish, English, French, German, Icelandic, and Latin resources are included. (ut)
	Samuel Clemens "Mark Twain" This page provides links to resources that provide information about Samuel Clemens, resources that should be valuable to both students and teachers. Topics include Hannibal, Missouri, Samuel Clemens, and Works and Literary Criticism (ph)
	Scott's Special Spanish Secondary Spanish teachers will enjoy this page's links to Spanish programs and activities.(sa)
	Secondary Internet Applications Designed for secondary computer lit and science teachers, this asks "Why use the Internet within the school curriculum?", suggests "Let the Internet be your teacher!", links to a site for new Internet users, and provides suggestions for internet integration into middle school science EE's, and into gr 6-8 computer literacy TEKS. (pc)
	Special Education Parents, teachers, and Special Education students will enjoy this site. The lessons incorporated here are for secondary students. Links here go to Sp. Ed. and General Ed. sites.(af)

	Multicultural Education with emphasis in Speech Communication Lots of resources for K-12 teachers who want to bring multicultural lessons into their rooms. Links include sites that teach tolerance of varying speech patterns and styles.(pb)
	Technology Staff Development Resources Designed for those responsible for teaching faculty members how to use technology. Links include pages of K-12 resources and HyperStudio projects.(ss)
	Computer Skills Center Aimed at teaching computer skills to secondary and higher ed students. Lots of useful links to journals and to sites dealing with computer education on the secondary and higher ed level.(gd)
	Resources for Critical Thinking Targets college students who wish to become teachers , as well as teachers. Links here are aimed at sites that give resources for developing critical thinking skills, problem solving and lateral thinking. (tt)