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The Children's Literature
Web Guide
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The Children's Literature Web Guide helps you master
the world of reading with links to sites containing information on every
author and book illustrator whom you're likely to come across in your formative
years. Find out where to access the full texts of books online, or visit
sites where students publish original creative writing. |
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Kids Did
This in
Social Studies
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Kids Did This in Social Studies sites links to actual
papers and virtual presentations created by students online. |
The Math Forum Student
Center
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In The Math Forum Student Center, resoruces are conveniently
arranged by grade level-elementary school through college. You'll find
hundreds of links to interactive tutorial, practice problems, tips &
tricks and even math mailing lists. |
Science Learning Network |
The Science Learning Network had each online educational
module developed by science museums in partnership with schools across
the country. Once your interest is sparked, the site links to plenty of
others that might be able to slake your thirst for scientific knowledge. |
Surfing the Net with Kids 
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Surfing the Net with Kids is by syndicated columnist
& mother of 2, Barbara J. Feldman. Her top picks are posted and organized
chronologically and by topic. Before letting the kids loose with the mouse,
parents should take a look at the section called Saftey on the Net,
which has Feldman's guidelines for kids' online usage. |
Web66: A K12 World Wide
Web Project 
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Web66 is the best place to begin your journey down that
endless information superhighway. Select educational Web resources, integrate
them into the curriculum & implement them in the classroom. Once your
school gets a home page, add it to the Web66: International School Web
Site Registry, which links to more than 13,000 schools from all over the
world. |
