Top:Education:K-12:Resources

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• Virtual Field Trips@

• Kids Locker Room, The - extensive resource for both teachers and students, with many educational links.
• Schools Online - dedicated to schools, educators, and students. Includes resources for mathematics, arts, and science.

• Academy One Education - international online educational resource for students, educators, parents and administrators of grades kindergarten through twelve.
• AIDS Handbook For Middle School Kids - Information about the HIV virus and its tranmission; about AIDS and its treatment. Written and illustrated by Eastchester Middle School students for other students.
• Alphabet OnLine
• Amy F. Mahaney's High School Links
• AskAsia - educational resource for students and teachers from the Asia Society, complete with lesson plans and images.
• Barr's English Class - resource designed for secondary English students and teachers, containing essays and links to common secondary works of literature.
• Center for Creative Play - toy and technology lending library with a play center, for children of all abilities.
• Childaware - For parents of pre-schoolers. Showcase of parents and parenting successes. Offers preschool manual for parents to assure their children's readiness for first grade.
• Cisco Educational Archive and Resources Catalog
• Classroom Connect on the Net! - multi-media publishing program for the K-12 market that includes newsletters, books, videos, computer software, and seminars; links to online resources.
• Classroom Topics for younger students - Background information and links to Internet resources.
• CNIDR K12 Information Home Page
• Cool & Useful Student Resources - A collection of resources useful for high school students who are doing research on the Web.
• Cool School Tools - index to online resources for children and teenagers in grades K-12.
• Cornell Theory Center K-12 Gateways - Starting point for K-12 education information on math, science, arts, social sciences, and educators of these fields of study.
• CoVis (Learning Through Collaborative Visualization) (2)
• Cyber-Projects - wide range of projects for children to get them involved in learning.
• Cyberspace Middle School, The - designed for students in the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth grades who are using the World Wide Web to help get an education.
• Duke University Talent Identification Program - A program which identifies academic talent in children and teenagers. Benefits include summer programs, publications, advanced classes, networking and support.
• Edric's Educational Resources - Educational resources and links for all levels (teachers and students), from kindergarden to high school, arranged by subject.
• Education Place - resources for K-8 teachers and students, including a searchable database of lessons plans, 3 interactive games, weekly brainteasers, and online projects for teachers.
• Educational Launch Pad - links for teachers and kids to explore.
• Educational Software Institute
• Electronic Schoolhouse - The Parent Connection - Offers a variety of resources for parents interested in getting more involved in their children's primary and junior education.
• ERIC@
• Eric's Educational Resource Page - includes links to school districts, lesson plans,teacher and student resources in the areas of science and humanities and much more.
• Explorer - part of a research and development effort to establish an on time and user friendly means of delivering a full range of information resources to educators and students.
• Falcon Education Link - offers a guide to Macbeth and links to valuable education sites for students and teachers.
• Futurekids Geelong - tips and discussion on computer education issues K-12 in Australia
• Internet for Kids, Inc.
• Issues for discussion by students - Students everywhere study important issues. Find relevant Internet resources, questions and background information on a current topic. Archived.
• Jewish Education Online - non-profit educational institution serving Jewish schools for nearly a century.
• K-12 Electronic Guide for African Resources on the Internet
• K-12 Kaleidoscope - links to aid teachers and students to better integrate the use of the WWW into classroom lessons.
• K-12 Mentoring in Biological Sciences - A mentoring program between Rochester City Schools and University of Rochester scientists, faculty and staff.
• K-12 Teacher Tool Box - links to sites of interest to K-12 teachers.
• K-12+ Servers [tenet.edu]
• Kid's Web - A World Wide Web Digital Library for Schoolkids
• KIDLINK: Global Networking for Youth 10-15 - KIDS-96 (sm) is a grassroots project aiming at getting as many children in the age group 10-15 as possible involved in a GLOBAL dialog. KIDLINK (sm) is the name of the organization that runs the yearly KIDS-nn projects.
• Kids Net - Get Colorado kids on the information superhighway!
• Language and Literacy Project - links to Literacy, Language Arts, and Social Studies.
• Latitude28 Schoolhouse - a lauching point for kids onto the Internet. The Schoolhouse contains original content including: a complete online children's book amd a U.S. map game. Additionally, the Schoolhouse has links to great educational sites all over the world. The focus of the Schoolhouse will be on Tampa Bay area schools.
• Learning Bridge, The - non-profit homepage for high school students and teachers in the SF Bay Area.
• Learning Resource Server - contains resources for accessing and creating knowledge for K-12 classes, higher education students and teachers, and teacher education
• Lesson Plans Using Internet Web Sites - sample lesson plans using internet sites and information on creating your own plans and Bloom's taxonomy.
• LiveText - being developed by Institute for Learning Technologies, Teachers College, and Columbia University to provide K-12 related resources and to deliver networked multimedia resources and K-12 curricular development support to New York State schools.
• LorDNet - many links to help students.
• Math Forum
• Maui High Performance Computing Center K-12 Resources - provides WWW/HTML guides, how-to's, and a separate resource list for K-6 and 7-12.
• MBG Network - on-line learning environment for elementary school children created by the Missouri Botanical Garden.
• Microsoft K-12 Resources
• Middletown Education Information Resource
• Mosaic Tutorial - for k-12 educators
• Mr. Trockman's Middle School Earth Science Resource Page - for any student or teacher interested in middle school level Earth Science education.
• Mt. Laurel Hartford School's Library Without Walls - Resources for upper elementary school students, arranged by the Dewey Decimal System.
• My Oval Office (Microsoft) - devoted to having high school students consider the future of education and to learn to use the web for research purposes.
• NAISBO - resource site for middle Tennessee independent school business officers. Services include: school database, index to related WWW sites, calendar of events, etc.
• Nevada Governor's Mansion for Kids - tour the mansion and learn about government and Nevada state history.
• Nikolai's Web Site - An interactive playground for children 4+ containing stories, printable crafts, recipes, online games, show'n tell plus lots more!
• Northeast Kansas Education Service Center - emphasisizing special education, math, and science.
• Ohio SchoolNet
• Pan-Educational Institute
• Peterson's Education Center: K-12 Schools - search database to find schools that have enrollment characteristics you are looking for, or access through alphabetical and geographic pathways.
• Poems Everyone Should Know - collection of poems that help teach American History.
• Postcard Geography - project is being offered to classes all over the world via the internet... be prepared to receive and send hundreds of cards.
• Project Based Science - resources for teachers on several projects for middle and high school students.
• Reference Links - collected for kids and by kids. Reference and information covering history, weather, art and lots more.
• Resource Page for K-12 Instructors
• Resources for Honors World History - This page was constructed as part of the course requirements in the K-12 Librarian Endorsement Program at Western Montana College, Dillon, Montana, during the Summer of 1996.
• Resources of Interest to Catholic School Teachers
• Rivendell Educational Archive - educational archive for students interested in the arts, history, literature, philosophy and religion, botany, environmental issues, and the practical application of math.
• Riverdale H.S. Geography Department - resource site for the geography teachers as well as for the students.
• Rob and Loretta's Educational Links
• Rune's On-Line Essay Archive and Depository - designed for high school students who don't write their essays until the very last minute.
• School Projects
• School.Net - links to resources, schools, and information for parents, teachers, and kids.
• schoolwork.ugh - homework help with math, science, literature, dictionaries, encyclopedia, poetry, politics, history, art, music, sports, biographies, online books, and more.
• Serendip - Interactive resources in the area of brain and behavior
• Simon & Schuster Elementary Cyber Schoolhouse
• Skiing the Internet - presents concepts in internet usage as it relates to K-12 education.
• Smithsonian Office of Elementary and Secondary Education
• Snunit educational information system
• Stay Alert Stay Safe (SASS) - web resources for parents, teachers, police and anyone interested in keeping our children safe on and off the net.
• STILE Project - an ever-growing resource base of learning materials available to students over the Web, based at the Universities of Leicester, Loughborough, De Montfort and Open University.
• Study-Help - Free service for students (or parents) who need help understanding difficult material in math, science, language arts, social studies, or in general.
• Surfing the Web! - Educational links for elementary and high school students and teachers.
• Teachers.Net (2)
• TeacherTalk - is a public conferencing system for K-12 educators on the Internet's World-Wide-Web. Teacher Talk offers users an extremely easy to use system for sharing ideas, engaging in debate, or simply getting to know one's colleagues around the world.
• Th E 'Lectric Learning Web - devoted to empowering K-12 educators.
• Underground Railroad Theme Study - a discussion amongst teachers of a possible curriculum for a thematic study of the Underground Railroad. Includes lists of fiction, non-fiction, folklore, poetry, music and more.
• University of Illinois Education Learning Resource Server - provides electronic learning resources for K-12 teachers and students, pre-service teachers, education faculty members and educational researchers.
• Using the Internet in the Science Classroom
• We're Making Macbeth - multimedia journal of teaching Shakespeare to children developed through a course at the University of Sheffield.
• Weather Dude - to help kids learn about weather and meteorology.
• Web Wonders - featuring a list of links suitable for students, parents, and teachers new to the Internet.
• WebEd K-12 Curriculum Links - selected for families, schools,and libraries.
• WebSite for Busy Teachers - Site is organized by subject area and affords direct links to source materials of use to K-12 teachers.
• WebStrands - The most complete Educational Resource WebSite in the North Puget Sound area of Washington State, local, national links.
• WebUniversity Interactive Educational Network - live chat, tutoring and instruction to students and educators in math, science, languages and arts.
• Western Australian Education Site - specifically for teachers/educators.
• Westmont Hilltop World Cultures Hot List - A 'Hot List' of sites for students conducting research in high school Social Studies.
• Wisdom Quest Education Solutions - summarys and tips for cost effective educational solutions for the Macintosh in the classroom.
• WizKids On-Line - place for kids, teachers and parents to learn about computers and the Internet; includes on-line public opinion polls.
• Young Author's Magazine - classroom publication for teachers and students.