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Site Title

Grade/Subject

Summary

American MemoryAllThis government site holds many of the primary sources found in the Library of Congress.  A wonderful resource!
Yahooligans!AllThis kids' version of Yahoo! has some excellent sites in its categories on education.  Well worth a trip when you are looking for an interesting new site.
Internet Public LibraryAllThis site has so much information, I can't begin to describe it!  Research, lessons, books, and more.
EduscapesAllThis site provides information and links on how to use the internet with literature in your classroom.
Children's Literature Web GuideAllAn extremely useful place to find book lists by subject, award, and more.
Eric CarleK/1stEric Carle's official web site. 
The Nanoworld Image Gallery1stElectron microscope images of bugs (really close up!).
Entomology  for Kids1stA packed site with information, mysteries, and pictures on insects of all types. 
E-Quarium Kids Guide1st or 3rdCreated by the Monterey Bay Aquarium, this online guide has information on various creatures and habitats for oceanography.
Rainforest 2ndThis includes sound effects, teacher resources and other information on the rainforest.
Educating about Agriculture2ndThe American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture maintains this site about farms and resources for educators in elementary school.s
Build-A-Prairie3rdAn interactive site from the Bell Museum of Natural History, this allows you to build a prairie, giving it grass, animals, and more.
Wild World of Wonka3rdThis Wonka site goes well with the reading of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History4thThis friendly museum now has a web site, including information on the Chumash tribe.
Channel Islands Marine Sanctuary:
Encyclopedia of the Sanctuary
4th To accompany the reading of Island of the Blue Dolphins or to find more information on California marine animals, you might visit this online encylopedia.
Gold Fever!4thThe Oakland Museum of California's virtual tour of life during the Gold Rush. 
Pennsylvania Dutch Amish5thCovering the history of the people, as well as sparking discussion about utopias like the one in The Giver.
50States.com5thLinks to facts and web sites on each of the 50 states.
The Quest Channel6thClassroom Connect hosts several WebQuests each year, where students direct travelers to different parts of the world.
Life in Ancient Egypt K/6thThis online exhibition is from the Carnegie Museum of Natural History and offers information and images of Ancient Egypt.
Educational Web Adventures3rd - 6thThese interactive online games cover a variety of subject areas, including art and wildlife.
Brain POPScienceA site with movies and games that explain health, science and technology questions.
Astronomy for Kids: LinksScienceThis site has sky maps, calendars, and more links to other sites.
Online TranslatorSpanishAn online English to Spanish translator.
Energy in the AirMusicAn informative Think Quest site on the orchestra, sound, and energy.
Morton Subotnick's Creating MusicMusicThis clever online version allows students to "paint" music,experiment with sounds and more.  Definitely worth visiting.
Art EdventuresArtThe Sanford site has art history as well as games.
Web MuseumArtThe WebMuseum has an extensive list of artists and history.

Children and Technology

Internet Safety

MaMaMedia - A site devoted to the Clickerati, how they learn, and how to improve their technological fluency.  There's information for kids and adults here. http://www.mamamedia.com

Surfing the Net with Kids - Created for
parents, this site gives suggestions for
letting children use the internet, as well
as a review of sites.  http://www.surfnetkids.com

Seymour Papert - The creator of Logo, co-founder of the MIT Media Lab, Dr. Papert is one of the frontrunners in educational technology.  He has written a number of books on technology and children. http://papert.org

700+ Great Sites - This page links to sites that
have been previewed to assure that the content
is appropriate for children. It's run by the American Library Assosication (ALA).  http://www.ala.org/greatsites

Growing Up Digital - The web site for another book on the Net Generation and how they will be affected by technology in their lives.  http://growingupdigital.com/

Get Net Wise - This site was created to educate parents, teachers, and kids about the benefits and dangers of the information superhighway.  http://www.getnetwise.org/

 

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