Internet Resources

Part 2 -- WWW K-12 Educational Sites
Find some great educational resources by using an extensive
alphabetical
list of K-12 web resources created by Jon Storslee and Michelle
Humphries.
Or browse these hypertext links to discover what just a few of the
K-12 educational sites provide for classroom teachers.
[General][Math]
[Science][Language][Social
Study] [Music]
[Physical Education]
[Bilingual]
[Special Education]
[Visual Arts]
General
- Web66 - Of course
you'll come for the art, but there is also an extensive education
resources section
- PlanetK-12
- a great place to search for resources
- Education
World - a great place to search for resources
- TeachersFirst
- another place to search for resources
- Educational
Hotlists @ The Franklin Institute - lists of links by subject.
You can find almost anything from this site
- Educational Web Adventures
(Eduweb) - a great use of instructional multimedia
- EdWeb - educational
resources from around the world
- KidPub - over
14,000 stories written by children, with easy directions for
contributing stories from your own students.
- The
K12 Testbed
- Education
Place Activity Search: K-8 activities and lesson plans for
teachers and parents.
- K-12 Online
Education Use the K-12 Online page to see what other schools
are doing across America.
- Kathy
Schrock's Guide for Educators
- Cyberspace
Middle School A location designed for middle school children
that links schools, classes, projects and other locations.
- MidLink
Magazine An Electronic Magazine by Kids, for Kids in the
Middle Grades
- Houghton
Mifflin -- GNN
- NASA's
K-12 Education & the Internet
- NASA and JPL
Teacher Resources
- Teacher's
Guide to the U.S. Department of Education
- Boulder Valley School
District in Colorado has provided a nice list of
Lesson
Plan Resources available on the Internet.
- The
University
of California at San Diego has also developed a variety of
lesson plans.
- Visit the Explorer Project
at the University of Kansas to use the curriculum data base.
- You may also want to visit
Global SchoolNet Foundation Home
Page.
- DeweyWeb
- InSite
- The
Education Virtual Library
- Links
for teachers Wissahickon High School Virtual Libray has lesson
plans and standards for art, English, foreign language, health and
physical education, music, math and science, social studies.
- Lesson
Plan Links on the Internet Links for arts, social studies,
science, and math.
- Lesson
Plans Interdisciplinary Lesson Plan Links include Science/Math
Lesson Plan Links, Language Arts Lessons Plams,
Health&Physical Education Lesson Plans, and Social Studies
Lesson Plans.
- The Teachers.Net
Lesson Exchange -A site for sharing and exchanging teaching
ideas and lesson plans.
- Teachers'
Toolbox-Curriculum Resources.
Math
Science
- Franklin Science
Institute: A huge site of science-related thematic
units, lesson plans, and countless other cool stuff!
- K-12
Science Resources on the Web This site focuses on
environmental education.
- K-12
Digital Links A consortium of science-related industries,
institutions of research and higher education, museums, medical
networks, and science organizations that support K-12 science
education for Children,Young
Adults,Parents,Teachers,Teachers,Administrators.
- New
England League for Science Activity The New England League for
Science Activity is a consortium of science museums, nature
centers, and children's museums inMassachusetts and Vermont who
are offering opportunities to middle schoolers in hands-on,
inquiry-based informal science activity.
- K-12
Science There are plenty of resources about Anthropology,
Archaeology, Paleontology, Applied Science, Biology/Life Science,
Curriculum, Chemistry/Chemical Science, Earth Science,
Ecology/Environmental Science, General Science, Government,
Physics/Physical science. Planetary Scrience, Professional
OrganiZatopns.
- K-12
Science Education Links with Special Merit Cell alive, You Can
with Breakman and Jax-, The Park School, Science ON-Line Toolkit,
Us Science, and Kids on Campus at Cornell University ........these
are some links to K-12 education sites which might be particularly
useful.
- Science
Educator's Home Page This web page serves as a resource for
K-12 educators, especially science educators.
- CyberSpace
Middle School designed for students in the 6th, 7th, 8th and
9th grades who are using the World Wide Web to help get an
education and work on science fair projects.
- The
Whole Frog Project Tryout their Online
Frog
Dissection.
- Dinosaur
Museum From the Honolulu Comminity College
- Zoology
Resource Guide - Animal Index
- Animals
- Museum of
Paleontology
- National Weather
Service
- The Froggy
Page All sorts of things that have to do with frogs
Language
- English
The site contains references and search tools, books-On-Line,
Shakespeare,and Writers.
- Literature
Links
- Composition
& Writing Links
- The English
Server The English Server is a cooperative which has been
publishing humanities texts online since 1990. Today it offers
over eighteen thousand works, covering a wide range of interests.
- Children's
Literature Web Guide The Children's Literature Web Guide is an
attempt to gather together and categorize the growing number of
Internet resources related to books for Children and Young Adults.
Much of the information that you can find through these pages is
provided by others: fans, schools, libraries, and commercial
enterprises involved in the book world.
- Language
Learning and the Web At the Virginia Commonwealth University
Department of Foreign Languages, they have developed a Web server
which both provides information on foreign language and
international resources on the Web and serves as a local delivery
system for multimedia materials.
- Foreign
Language Teaching Resources Links include Best educational
page, The Gambia resources page, computer hyphenation Home page, a
Latin Course, A welsh Course, French Culture lesson, American
association of Teachers of French (AATF), languagetaeching
resources, Hpw to teach with net, Foreign Language Teaching,
......etc.
- Foreign Languages
for Travelers
- Foriegn
Language Idioms The content is the winner in a New York
Magazine contest inwhich contestants were asked to take a
well-known expression in a foreign language,change a single
letter, and provide a definition for the new expression.
- LEARN Server Language
Education Alignment Research Network. The projects areserved by
the Yamada Language Center.
- Language
arts The Second Harvest Curriculum site has 8 different
curriculum sites:usborne, grammer, spelling, reading
comprehension, reading, writing, foreign languages,and typing and
handwriting. Two columns, Gleaning of Grace and Second Harvest
Review, are be featured monthly.
- Language
Links Links for English and Japanese study
Social
Studies
Visual
Arts
Music
Physical
Education
Bilingual
Education
Special
Education