Primary Education
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| A strong focus on education in the state of Texas for grades K-12.
Many resources for both teachers and students. |
| A great site! Enables people to ask scientific questions, and
participate in discussion through e-mail with Dr. Science. Nominated as
"Cool Site of the Year" by People Magazine OnLine and InFinet! |
| A new child's craft each week, complete with patterns and
instructions, and links to other craft sources. |
| This site features information on Columbus's historic voyage from the
Library of Congress archives. Not much on graphics, but a lot of good
information here. |
| An article with links concerning attention deficit disorder from the
viewpoint of Boy Scout and Cub Scout leaders. |
| The Activities Involving Math and Science Education Foundation has put
together this page. The Foundation publishes a magazine of math and
science activities for teachers to use in the classroom. This online
site doesn't have as much, but it does have a good puzzle section that
anyone can access. |
| This is a great story site! There are myths and legends from Native
Americans and Aboriginal peoples, as well as folk tales from Europe. |
| The Arc is dedicated to helping children and adults who are mentally
retarded. Their site has a search engine, discussion board, and e-mail
address for specific questions. The place to go for info in this area. |
| Set up to teach kids about bats, this site has good information
for all ages. Learn where and how bats live, how they help people, what
myths about them are untrue, and much more. You can also play a bat game,
take a bat quiz, and visit a bat cave. |
| 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. |
| Read a variety of children's stories, look at colorful illustrations,
listen to music, and more. And you can have your own story published on
Candlelight or display your artwork in the Candlight Gallery. |
| 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. |
| What a fun place for kids to play! Go first to the site map and run
your mouse over the pictured areas for descriptions of what each part
has to offer. There are games, puzzles, road adventures, and of course
those cute Chevron Cars! |
| 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. |
| This site gives you the chance to exchange your classroom pet (stuffed
animal) and his journal (created by your students) with one from another
area of the US or the world. The aims are to write creatively, to learn
about children in other situations or cultures, and to have fun. Don't
miss the letters from teachers who are doing this activity. |
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