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Links to educational sites, compiled by Ms. M, Educational Technologist; please e-mail me should you find any inactive links
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Compact
for Reading -- A series of downloadable activities for K-3 students,
designed to strengthen reading and writing skills; great for parents!
Ezra
Jack Keats -- Information about Ezra Jack Keats and the work of his
foundation
First
Grade, First Grade, What Do You See? -- finish the sentence, I see
(local landmark) looking at me
Literacy
Place: Unit-by-Unit Web Support 2000 -- Designed to accompany the
Literacy Place series, this page has links listed by grade level and specific
unit
Little
Explorers --Picture dictionary suitable for early elementary; can
change language to French, Spanish, Portuguese and German
MidLink
Magazine -- Publish student work, communicate with other students
Mythology
Opening
Hooks -- On a scale of 1-5, submit your rating of these famous opening
lines
Tell
Me A Story -- Online story with accompanying activities; changes every
month
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AAA
Math -- covers all topics, organized by grade level
Allmath.com
-- flashcards, math biographies, math tools and converters
Amusing
Mathematics Web Page -- fun math facts
Brain
Teasers -- question of the week organized by grade level
Coolmath.com
-- as the site says, 'an amusement park of math and more'
Education
4 Kids --interactive math games (flashcards, tables, time, money)
Kids
Web - Math --index of math sites (fractals, geometry, puzzles, magic
tricks, games)
The
Math Wall -- middle school math sites and links to lesson plans
mathSURF
-- corresponds with the Scott Foresman-Addison Wesley series, organized
by grade level and chapter. Printable worksheets guide the student
through Internet-based math activities
Silver
Burdette Math -- Internet based math activities for grades K through
6, print the accompanying guide sheets. Warning: It's best
to run through an activity before sharing it with your students; some
of the links are inactive
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Animaland!
from The ASPCA
Electronic
Zoo -- Links to information about animals
Infrared
Zoo Gallery -- is that animal warm-blooded or cold-blooded?
Visit this site to find out
Insect
Information Sheets
Insects
on the Web -- Great site on insects. Reading wise, this site
is probably better for older students (big words and Latin names) but
younger ones will enjoy the many pictures of insects
Insects:
Very Cool Bugs -- Sub-site of above
Monterey Bay Aquarium -- Be sure to visit the e-quarium
Naturesongs
Recordings from Nature! -- animal, bird, and insect sounds
National
Wildlife Federation -- Info on animals and nature, kids' area (mad
libs, matching, etc.), tours (water, wetlands, endangered species, public
lands) and more
National
Zoo - Animals, Plants, People, Movies and More -- Official home
page of the National Zoo
Peep
Research -- a fun site to visit for a laugh
Tiger
Information Center -- Helps to preserve remaining five species of
tigers
WhaleNet
-- Whaling site in Massachusetts
Planetpals
educational fun for everyone. -- Activities, crafts, games, java,
puzzles, lesson plans, quizzes for earthday, holidays, and everyday.
learn about earth day, environment, ecology, weather, the world we love
in.
Recycle
City -- Let students explore in this site from the EPA; click anywhere
on the map of the city to find out what businesses do to recycle.
Could be fun to have your students create a scavenger hunt
Salmon:
Spirit of the Land -- forest and river ecology; salmon lifecycle
Geology:
Yuckiest Site on the Internet -- Yucky info about bodies, bugs, and worms
Inventors
Online Museum -- All kinds of inventors, arranged by subject (space,
earth science, communication, medical, etc.) and group (women, African
American)
Solar System
Black History
Black History Activities
Martin Luther King Timeline -- Cute site authored and illustrated by K-2 students
Family History Center -- Explore your family history at Ellis Island
National Archives -- Historical records, genealogy, online tours, research
Presidential Libraries IDEA Network -- Links to all the presidents' libraries
timeanddate.com -- world clock, time zones, calendar generators
Current Events
Dahlgren
Dahlgren Locator
Dahlgren History
Dahlgren Profile
More Dahlgren Statistics
Government
Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids -- organized by grade level
Census Bureau -- Population clock, federal statistics, detailed maps, and more
CIA for Kids -- History, geography, World Fact Book, etc.
President Bush's Cabinet -- Names and photos of current Cabinet members
White House -- Virtual tours, links to federal services
Maps/Geography/Related:
Atlapedia
Online -- Full color physical and political maps; key facts and
statistics on countries of the world
Atlas
of the Oceans -- UN Atlas, includes searchable databases
Color
Land Form Atlas of the United States -- Links to all 50 states
and more
Country Reports -- information
on countries of the world
Geography
- Home Page Maps and more!
GeographyIQ
- World Atlas - Home Page -- Online world atlas packed with geographic,
economic, political, historical and cultural information. Resources
include maps, flags, currency conversion, climate, and time zone information.
Global
Positioning System
GLOBE
Visualization Home Page -- students can create their own maps; teacher's
guide included
Historic
Maps in K-12 Classrooms -- high quality images of historic maps
with lesson plans for four grade groupings
How Far Is It?
-- calculates distance between
locations
Map
Machine -- National Geographic's Maps of the World (at the click
of the mouse)
Maps
- All The Worlds Maps - A Compilation of Each Nation's Maps - Including
Cities
USA
State Map/Quiz Printouts Printable quizzes on state geography
TerraServer
-- Have you ever wondered what your neighborhood looks like from up
there? This enormous database of satellite images can probably
help.
Working
With Maps -- (USGS) Three sets of lessons for grades K - 12