TARGET: ELEM: "absentee" lesson plans

[Bill McLoughlin <BROOKM.media@WORTHINGTON.K12.OH.US>]

Like many large public school districts, ours suffers from a shortage of =
substitute teachers, and even when an absent library media specialist is =
lucky enough to get a sub, the regular lesson plan can't be followed =
because the sub has no background in technology and/or literature.

I'd like to pick the brains of LM_NETTERS to find out what kinds of =
"tried-and-true" back-up activities you might keep on hand for a sub who =
is unable to do the regular routine.  Ideally these would be library- or =
literature-related activities which any substitute could monitor.  Any =
ideas will be appreciated, and I'll post a HIT if there are numerous =
replies.

Many thanks--


Bill McLoughlin, Library Media Specialist
Brookside School, Worthington, Ohio
BROOKM.Media@Worthington.k12.oh.us

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