Middle Education
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| This is a fun collection of games, using "no Java, frames
or plug-ins…and it’s free!" You’ll find brain teasers,
trivia, a slider, concentration, mazes, and more. |
| You can visit ten of the most popular animals at the zoo in
Birmingham, Alabama, and read all about them. Other neat features
include one called Animal Omnibus. You pick a catagory, such as
amphibians, and it brings up a list of amphibians with at least one link
each to an amphibian information page. |
| This is a program that teaches leadership and encourages the study of
Israel in the Jewish community. |
| This is a great site! It uses Java to open up a separate window that
kids can use to navigate the site easily, and there's a Parents/Teachers
path as well. Bonus.com offers 900 activities, some linked and some
original. It's really fun stuff. |
| There are fun puzzles and problems here for grades 3-4, 5-6, 7+. New
puzzles are published each Thursday along with the answers to last
week's. Pretty fun for parents, too. |
| This fun set of 10 little stumpers requires no Java or plug-ins. Can
you collect all 10 Smart Bulbs? |
| David Brunk is cycling across the US to raise money for and awareness
of Habitat for Humanity. This site has a map where you can track his
progress since the trip began on September 7, 1997, a very interesting
journal where he records the day's sights and happenings, and some art,
writing, and math activities related to the trip. |
| Supporting Montessori administrators and promoting standards of
Montessori education are the goals of this site. It also provides
Montessori information which would be helpful whether you’re already
familiar with Montessori or not. There’s a newsletter, with archives,
plus a list of Montessori resources. |
| This site is a collection of reviews of children's books and ways to
use them in the classroom. You can look them up by title, author, type,
or age, and browse them in catagories such as curriculum area, subject,
and theme. |
| This is a great site to see cells in action. The topics (Anatomy of a
Splinter, When a Cell Commits Suicide, This Strain Kills White Blood
Cells, and others) have descriptions of each step of their process, and
animated gifs and Quick Time movies to see actual cells! It's a really
interesting place to see, up-close, what cells do. |
| Children's Express is "by children for everybody." With a
wealth of news from six news bureaus, this site is packed with content.
You can also participate in an electronic round table, submit your own
story ideas, answer polls, and respond to articles. It's well done and
well organized-- you will find lots to read and enjoy! |
| Many links are offered here giving access to full-text children's
classics. |
| "The Interactive Magazine for Today's Kids!" is offered for
subscription here. Online you can meet the characters, read excerpts of
past issues, review the magazine's sections, and learn about the people
who bring Club-Z to life. The site also offers related links and an
educational products shopping section. |
| A middle school science teacher in Oakland, California, offers
this site containing original lesson plans, links to science and education
sources, input by other teachers about their successful attempts at
motivation, a number of sources on Ebonics and other urban education
issues, and more. |
| This is an excellent learn and play site for elementary and middle
schoolers. It has current news and learning features and tons of
annotated links to fun and informative sites all around the Web. |
| See Nancy, Peanuts, Marmaduke, Jump Start, and more. |
| This site makes building your vocabulary fun--it takes the "word
of the day" calendar to a new level. A fun way to build language
skills. |
| The Mining Company's Creative Writing site offers a variety of
activities, advice, and sites of interest to budding writers. The guide
for this section divides her content to make it age appropriate for
younger or older (up to 15) kids. Send in your work for editing
suggestions, or for publication. |
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