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Developing a Hotlist
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A hotlist offers a collection of
sites that you find most useful and interesting to your curriculum units.
Creating a hotlist will quickly point your students to appropriate sites
so they do not spend hours of aimless surfing. The list should include the Web Page Title, the address (URL), and a short description of what the students will find at the site. Download this handout to organize the sites then search and evaluate web sites that will enhance your curriculum. You may want to start by visiting teacher resource sites and kid safe search engines. Visit these examples |
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Let's Keep it Clean
- A starting point for people interested in
conserving and preserving our environment. http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/filamentality/ex.hotlist.html |
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China on the Net - Visit
links that provide background information on Chinese culture, religion, up
to date news, and maps of the country. http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/China/hotlist.html |
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Connecting Students -
Links to web sites by topic - Websites on elementary topics
such as the American Revolution, Body Systems and more. http://www.connectingstudents.com/topic.htm |
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Educational Resources
on the Web - A list of directories containing lesson plans and many sites
revolving around k-12 curriculum |
