An Internet-based project can become more meaningful if the content spans many different curriculum areas. When possible, teachers should include ideas for multi-disciplinary connections or lessons.

• What lessons or activities can you incorporate into the project you have selected to make it multi-disciplinary? Consider science, math, language arts, social studies or other curriculum areas. 

Subject Specific Resources

• Week Five Workshop: Exploring Subject Specific Resources - The topic of creating multidisciplinary connections was covered in the Week 5 workshop.  Resources from this session will be useful in identifying cross curricula resources.
• History and Social Studies for K-12 Teachers - Large well organized list of resources.
• History Net - Content rich site with large volumes of American and World history resources.
• Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site - Book review, curriculum ideas and suggestions for cross-curricula integration.
• The Encyclopedia Mythica - an extensive encyclopedia of articles dealing with mythology and folklore from many cultures.
• Music Education Center - Clearinghouse for music related educational resources.
• Music Heritage Network: Instrument Encyclopedia - Research common and uncommon instruments.
• PE Central - Clearinghouse for Physical Education resources, lesson plans and new methods.

• StudyWeb - Clearinghouse for many Internet-based resources in a range of subject areas.
• Busy Teachers' Web Site - Another clearinghouse for a wide range of subject-specific resources.
• Lessons from Teachnet.com - Limited list but there are some good science demonstration activities.
• Lesson Bank - Searchable database of lessons including many hands-on activities for all grade levels.
• AskERIC Lesson Plans - Another searchable database.
• Lightspan - Lightspan has a searchable database of lesson plans.  Many focus on hands-on or demonstration activities.
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