one stop shop for teaching rescources?

[perigrine]

Hi,

 

I will be teaching an Adult Ed crochet course in a few days and was wondering if there was a single place to get all the basic stuff, that is approved for teaching - or not copywrited, or...whatever. Like, somewhere that allows you to print off N amount of pages detailing the basic stitches, and how to do them. Maybe it even has a couple of written "especially for teaching crochet" patterns?

 

I've looked, but I haven't found any. I can't find the CYCA page that is meant to have the certificate for students who have 'completed' a course either. :s

 

Any help would be appreciated.

[Granny Square]

Here is a link that I think will get you started,

http://www.eachoneteachtwo.com/crochet.html

 

I linked here because there is a chance for teachers to enter a drawing on this page

 

If you click on the "here", it takes you to a page with some stitch illustrations, teaching hints and a link to a beginner pattern, as well as a pdf file which is a certificate for the students (at the very bottom of the page).

 

I assume it is OK to copy parts of that page to pass out to your class, because that's what it's supposed to be for (class materials).

 

Good luck!

[perigrine]

Here is a link that I think will get you started,

http://www.eachoneteachtwo.com/crochet.html

 

I linked here because there is a chance for teachers to enter a drawing on this page

 

If you click on the "here", it takes you to a page with some stitch illustrations, teaching hints and a link to a beginner pattern, as well as a pdf file which is a certificate for the students (at the very bottom of the page).

 

I assume it is OK to copy parts of that page to pass out to your class, because that's what it's supposed to be for (class materials).

 

Good luck!

 

Thanks heaps! Those pages will be great to keep on file at the Adult Education office! I think I will be teaching again, its been THAT popular.