Example+Subject+Guides

=Introduction= The following subject guides have been designed for elementary or high school students. They all have varying strengths and weaknesses. See what other teacher-librarins are doing!

Elementary Subject Guides

 * Mesopotamia is my original subject guide, created with Livebinder, designed for a grade 7 class. However, it's really a collection of resources.
 * The pathfinders created by the John Newbery Elementary Library Media Center exemplify many of the recommended tips for designing subject guides.
 * Black History for Kids has some interesting, annotated resources for kids. However, it doesn't necessarily model the research process.
 * Read at Home is a subject guide designed to help grade 1 and 2 students find books at their levels. Really, it's a subject guide for their parents!

High School Subject Guides

 * "Bee Cool!" is a subect guide designed for a high school unit on bees. Some of the resources would be helpful for students during the research process.
 * Teen Health & Wellness: Real Life, Real Answers shows us the big picture by including details of the project, research options, and final projects.
 * Shakespeare is a subject guide for high school students.

Find More Subject Guides

 * **My Perpetual Pursuit of the Perfect Pathfinder Platform**, written by Joyce Valenza, is about her history with subject guides (pathfinders) and the importance of them today. She shares different options for creating subject guides and provides examples too.
 * Pathfinder Swap is a wiki designed to share subject guides (pathfinders).