You're very busy now, but in the future, you may want some quick references to web sites that would help you.  Here is a short list of sites, including a number of children's health references.

Sample of Health Sites - for future reference

• Healthy People 2010  The United States has a "Health Plan" called, Healthy People.
  
• Federal Resources for Educational Excellence   All free, the "right price" for a teacher!
  
• OSPI Essential Academic Learning Requirement Pages - Read or even download the EALRs for all content areas
  
• K-12 Links for Health - Find "Great Teacher Mega-Sites here.
  
• Web Site Evaluation Rubrics  Three grade levels available.
  
• Children's Hospital & Medical Center Health & Parent Flyers - download and use these flyers for students or parents.  Free use is given to parents, educators, and health professionals.
  
• Plain Talk About Immunizations - This is the online version of a booklet I shared in class.  Everything you and your parents want or need to know about childhood immunization.
  
• Lice Isn't Nice Coalition Booklet - The dreaded "L" word.  This Coalition in Snohomish County has been very successful attacking lice.  This is the online version of a booklet the coalition developed.
  
• HIV/AIDS Resource for Teachers - This is a great paper, written for teachers by staff at Public Health - Seattle & King County, HIV Program.  The title is  "HIV Background Booklet," and you can download the paper from this site.