RSS Feed Extravganza
06.07.10
Below you will find some RSS feeds I subsribe to, both professional and for fun. Enjoy!
Professional:
Richmond Times Dispatch: Local news, good way to keep up with what is going on in Education in Richmond.
About.com Guide to Elementary Education: I really like this site because it has a lot of topics and suggestions written by actual teachers. Lots of helpful hints for new classroom activities, teaching interviews, job sharing, etc.
Washington Post Education News: Great for news articles about things happening in the Education world in the Virginia/DC Area.
Learning Now: This is from PBS Teachers. You can search for articles/opinions based on grade level and subject. Includes lesson plans and interactive activities.
CNN: I think we all know what CNN is.
Just for Fun:
Women’s Health Magazine: I subscribe to the actual print version of this magazine and I enjoy it. Their RSS feed has daily tips and articles. I am interested in health and fitness so I like this kind of information.
E!: The Entertainment News channel. I enjoy celebrity gossip and this is a good place to go for it!
Bye Bye, Pie!: This is one of the very few journal-type blogs I read. It started a few years ago as a blog about not spending any money on anything new for a year, and then turned into a (attempted) healthy eating blog. Now the author just writes about day-to-day events, but her writing style is hilarious.
Jennsylvania: This is author Jen Lancaster’s blog. I looove her books and her blog is really funny too! In addition to random, amusing posts, she gives information about upcoming books and tours.
Epicurious: Great cooking website. I love cooking and they have an excellent selection of recipes from various sources. Recipes typically have helpful user reviews.
I love cooking as well! Thanks for the nod to epicurious. I have added it to my feeds.
Thank you for the interesting feed to Women’s Health Journal. Daily health tips could be useful to us all. I also agree with Michael about the cooking website. However, I do not have much time to cook these days. I still enjoy watching cooking shows and learning about new recipes to try one day. I have added these to my feeds.
I’ll check out epicurious as well. I tend to read Cook’s Illustrated but it costs $.