Sue LeBeau's Site Offers Educational Information

If you're looking for educational sites, especially K-12 sites, you'll enjoy Sue LeBeau's site at http://www.suelebeau.com . There aren't any annotations, unfortunately, and the search form has its own page, but there are some nice sources here.

The front page opens up with a variety of categories, including search engines, reading resources, math links, celebrations by the month, etc. Some categories have sub-categories. Listing pages open into tables of unfortunately non-annotated listings. Sometimes that doesn't matter; cool links for kids are cool links for kids. But the search engines page didn't distinguish between betwen search engines, pages linking to search engines, and pages full of search engine forms.

I would like to see a search form on each page, instead of on its own page, and some of these categories could really use annotations. But this site does provide lots and lots of links, and seems to be updated fairly often.

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