10 Recommended URLs
www.nationalgeographic.com/kids/
This site has several
activities and experiments for children as well as a parents section. There are games, a classroom and regular
magazine, print-n-go coloring book, homework help, recipes, arts and crafts,
maps, GeoBee Challenge and much more.
If you are not
familiar with this site, you will be glad you are now. It has a searchable database specifically for
educators, administrators, but parents and students can find excellent
information here as well. There are over
3,000 resources on a variety of educational issues and links to other helpful internet
sites, educational organizations, and electronic discussion groups.
If you have ever
wanted to know what was going on in the sky tonight, this is the site for
you. There
are lots of articles on astronomy, cosmology, space science,
space exploration/travel as well as the monthly sky guide detailing the
planets, moon & stars.
This is a great resource for teachers, administration,
parents and students. There are
educational links that include lesson plans, professional development,
education news, technology in the classroom and more.
Here
you will find the ‘Environmental Explorers’ Club’. This is a student, parent and teacher-focused
site featuring links to the following categories; plants and animals, games,
art, science, air, water, you and your environment, garbage and recycling, and
trophy case.
www.edbydesign.com/kidsact.html
This is a site for students, parents and teachers. Here you will find games, a section where
kids can publish their own stories, ‘automaths’, scrambler and mega scrambler,
as well as Harry Potter and Pokemon games.
Kids’ games and activities for math, reading, language
arts, social studies and more are found on this site. Just choose from the following links, School
Books, Games or Brain Power.
This is a collaborative network that ‘builds upon the
collective power of communities and partners to help fulfill the Five Promises
for every young person in
If you have ever been interested in climbing, this is a
great site for learning more about it.
There are links to the current magazine issue, photo galleries,
technical climbing tips, equipment, events, news and more.
www.futuresolutionsinc.com/Kids/activities.html
This site features ‘Eco Kids’ where children can find
recycling activities that are great science projects. The projects are noted from ‘Easy’ to ‘Makes
You Think’ to ‘Up for the Challenge’.
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