Lady Bird Johnson reached beyond
her backyard to promote wildflowers along our
roadways. Check out her Wildflower
site.
You can reach beyond your
classroom and leave "Internet Wildflowers" on the
information highway.
Find friends.
Everyone works together in a garden.
Locate a partner. Plan a
project. Share your results. For example,
you could use the Epal
Connections site to locate a partner
for a project.
Share the best.
Pick your favorites and put them on
display. Post your favorite lessons for
others to enjoy! For example, the Sea
Shells Lesson Plan was posted by a
teacher.
Share ideas.
Share your tools with other gardeners.
Create lists of activity ideas, websites. For
example, the Just
Say No Lesson contains links and ideas
for teachers.
Share a lesson.
Create your own garden.
Build your own page, lesson, unit, or course. For
example, the Caesar
Lesson is a wonderful resource for
teachers.
Water the world.
Well water is free, share it with your
friends. For example, Encarta
Lessons is a site that's collecting and
sharing lessons.
Involve students.
Get students involved in growing plants. They can
write, draw, and share ideas. For example, in the Hercules
Student Project students share their
writing.
Go global. Share
your crop around the world! Create cyber
classes including a syllabus, links
list, links and activities,
information and projects,
webquests, and case studies. CyberSchool
is an example of a school with online courses.
Yahoo has a great starting point
for Lesson
Planning sites. Explore
some of the sites and select two or three of your
personal favorites.
