Iseabail's list of resources for learning and teaching Scots

Elphinstone Kist An electronic resource of poetry and prose in North-East Scots, aimed at schools, but with much of interest to a wider public. Edited by Les Wheeler and Sheena Blackhall. A collection of North-East poems and stories, aimed at schools, but with much of interest to a wider public.  http://www.abdn.ac.uk/elphinstone/kist

Kynoch, Douglas (1994) Teach Yourself Doric. A Course for Beginners, Aberdeen: Scottish Cultural Press. North-Eastern Scots.

Kynoch, Douglas (1997) Doric for Swots. A Course for Advanced Students, Edinburgh: Scottish Cultural Press. North-Eastern Scots.

Robinson, Christine and Crawford, Carol Ann (2001) Scotspeak: A Guide to the pronunciation of modern urban Scots. Perth: Scots Language Centre.

Scuilwab A website from Scottish Language Dictionaries, specially created for schools, with information for children and teachers.  http://www.scuilwab.org.uk

Wilson, Colin (2002) Luath Scots-Language Learner, Edinburgh: Luath Press. Book and double CD. An introduction for the non-specialist..

The Kist/a' Chiste Anthology (1995) Dundee: Scottish Consultative Council on the Curriculum. A collection of poems and stories in Scots and Gaelic for schools.
Annand, J K (1998) Bairn Rhymes, Edinburgh: Mercat Press.  A collection of poems in Scots for young children.

Soutar, William (1999) A bairn's sang and other Scots verse for children edited by Tom Hubbard (1999), Edinburgh: Mercat Press. Poems for children by the Perth poet, who died in 1943.