I used the Kathy Shrocks Guide for educators evaluation sheet and I really liked this sheet I think that it helped me determine this website. This website was for preschool lesson plans and for the most part it had everything on the worksheet. I couldn't see the authors names but I think it's because there are many authors to it because teachers have just posted lesson plans. I couldn't find the date it was posted but it was easy to find things and gave me good ideas.
http://www.he.weber.k12.ut.us/office.html
The third evaluation form helped me out pretty good. This website was pretty good but it can improve. It was really easy to access what I needed the only thing I didn't like is that you couldn't learn too much about the teachers. All you could get were their names and what grade they taught. It depended on the teacher how well their part of the page was but for the most part it was pretty good.
http://www.uottawa.ca/academic/arts/writcent/hypergrammar/comma.html
This one was really good and easy to access. The authors name and date it was posted was really easy to find along with the title. You could easily get back to the homepage and it was all around a good website.
http://edweb.tusd.k12.az.us/ekowalcz/math/elementary_web_sites.htm
The sheet that I liked best was the third sheet I think that those questions were the most helpful in distinguishing whether a website was well written or not. This last one was kind of cool it had a lot of problems that the children could try and figure out and work with. It was very interactive for the children and it was easy to access.
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