Amanda+Docherty

www.epicurious.com I use this site for myself all the time, but it would be great for teaching a foods class. You can do an Advanced Search and look for recipes based on ethnicity/cuisine, main ingredient, preparation method, etc.

www.sewing.org/ This has lots of ideas for sewing/crafty projects. I'm not 100% crazy about all of the activities, but, like the internet itself, it has some hidden gems if you're willing to look.

mycareerquizzes.com So...many....quizzes Good for any career/personality lesson.

http://www.servicelearning.org/ Lot of ideas for service learning projects. I wonder if they have the t-shirt activity we did?

www.ftc.gov/youarehere/ This is the Federal Trade Commission's website for teaching kids about being smart consumers. It really has information everyone can use. This was one of my main resources for my personal finance course.

www.gurl.com/topics/bodyimage/ This is a website for teenagers. I like it because it answers personal questions frankly- something we'll have to do when we're teaching.

childdevelopmentinfo.com/ Great resource for the Human Development unit. Lots of facts and figures we can use a reference.

http://www.foodsafety.gov/news/educators/ednetnov2009.html Kind of a lot of information, but great for links to what you may need to teach Food Safety.

Youtube Google These really have everything.If you have a hard time searching, brush up on your skills.

http://www.google.com/support/websearch/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=134479