Sara Keyes's List: Children's Literature Across the Curriculum

This website is a great resource for teachers. It includes book reviews, as well as lesson plans and activities to use with popular children's literature. It also discusses literature across the curriculum, and has book lists.

This site is a resource for librarians, but I think would be a great tool for teachers as well. The site includes organized links to literature lesson plans. They are organized by different genres, as well as by age level.

This site provides an extensive list of books to use in the social studies classrooom. It is organized by grade level and by content. Each book also has a short summary, which will help the teacher determine if it is appropriate for the topic. Great tool to find subject books.

This site gives teachers a resource to find science literature. It briefly discusses integrating literature across the curriculum. The site also has links to other subject areas and grade levels.

This math lesson incorporates children's literature. The teacher is reading books to accompany the lesson. Great way to bring books into a math lesson. Also the lesson is split into three separate lessons, so students are learning different concepts.

This site is all about connecting math and literature. There are online resources for teachers, including lesson plans. There are also resource books, activities to use, and useful pieces of literature.

This article is about using a book across the curriculum. The article chose to use the book Sadako, and provides many different lesson ideas in each subject. Great resource to use for ideas, and inspiration.

This site gives reasons to use children's literature. Some examples include that children's literature is motivational, its more fun, and is more concrete. Children's literature is a great way to begin a lesson.

This is a lesson plan about using a concept map. I choose to use this lesson plan because I think that using literature to pull vocabulary words is a great lesson. The concept map provides a way for students to organize their thoughts, and think about the words in different contexts.

This site is books to use for different math concepts. You pick the area that you would like to focus on, and a list is given with appropriate grade level. You can also click on the books title, and the site is linked to Amazon so you can easily order the books.

This site is the Sunshine State standards. This is a very important resource for teachers because they have to ensure that students are meeting these benchmarks. The site is organized by subject and grade level. There are many benchmarks that could be met with the integration of children's literature.