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Lesson Plans Search Help
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1. Use the pull-down menus to choose whether to require your search terms,
search only certain fields, or search by word or phrase. See below
for a detailed explanation of the pull-down menu options.
2. In the text box, enter words or phrases that describe what you are
seeking.
3. If you wish, select all grade and/or educational levels that apply.
Then click Search! |
How do I ...
...search by lesson plan title? Type the lesson title into the text
box. Change the middle pull-down menu to Phrase. Change the last
pull-down menu to Title. Then click Search.
...search by lesson plan author? Type the author's name into the
text box, e.g., Mary Smith. Change the middle pull-down menu to Phrase. Then
click Search.
...search by lesson plan code? Type the lesson code into the
text box and click Search. (Lesson codes are located at the top of each
lesson plan. In most instances, a lesson code begins with 3 letters and ends
with 4 numbers, such as WRH0206)
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Using the search
options |
| Action |
Function |
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| must contain |
Indicates that search terms
must appear in the results. |
| should contain |
Indicates that search terms
should appear in the results, though they are not
required. |
Field |
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| All Fields
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Searches for the term anywhere in the page. |
| By Title |
Searches for the term in the
title only. |
| By Description |
Searches for the term in the narrative description.
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| By Category |
Searches for the term in the Category
(Browse an alphabetical
list of Categories.)
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Search term
formats
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| the phrase |
A phrase is a string of words that
must appear next to each other in order to have a
certain meaning.
Example: United States government
In order to have United States
government
returned in the search results, phrase must be
selected. Otherwise, the search engine will treat these
as three individual words, and the search results will
contain United States government as well as
any or
all of the words united,
states, and government,
though not in any particular order.
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the word(s) |
Searches for your search
term(s) as separate words in the body of the text. For
example, if you typed in rocks minerals with the word(s)
selected, you would receive pages containing the word rocks
or the word minerals. |
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For more in-depth searching assistance along with a
description of advanced search features, please visit our searching help
reference
pages: More Search Help
Last Modified:
12/11/03 |
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