If you are a teacher or work with kids, this is the place for you. This list is mainly for grades K-8, but there are some goodies for all ages. I hope this is a helpful place for you. Enjoy your visit and please e-mail me if you have suggestions or comments.

Bible

Fun for Kids--My own list of children's activities on my church's page.

Fine Arts

Children's Music Web--Links to children's music pages, soundclips, concert listings and more.

Crayola Art Education--Lots of ideas, plus a neat art program to enter in the classroom.

Foreign Language

Language Resources--Mostly for French teachers, but some other language links as well.

Language Arts

Children's Literature Web Guide-Here you will find lists of recommended books, links to author web pages and online books, resources for teachers, and more. Definitely worth looking at!

Advanced Book Exchange--Links you to lots of bookstores. If you are looking for a book, you will find it here.

Aaron Shepard, Author Online!--Folktales and stories, with resources and storytelling ideas.

Alex's Scribbles--Stories written by a four-year old. Gives one an idea of what kids can really do.

Young Writer's Clubhouse--Another great page to get kids excited by writing. The page is by a real author interested in getting kids started.

HarperCollins' Big Busy Schoolhouse--Even though the publisher does emphasize buying their books, there is a good deal of teacher guides and ideas for teaching liturature and connecting it with math and science.

teachers@random--Online teacher's guides and theme ideas for the books they publish.

Math

MathMagic!--This is a program for all schools and grades. Good challenges.

Science

AIMS Education Foundation--AIMS is a wonderful foundation that helps teachers integrate math and science with hands on activities. The website has catalog and workshop listings. It also has resouces and puzzles there too. A great resource.

National Wildlife Federation--Lots of environmental education including things just for kids.

Bill Nye the Science Guy--If you know the show, you know the website. If not, you definitely need to check it out. Mostly for 6-8th graders.

The Weather Channel--Again, just like on TV. Good weather maps.

The GLOBE Program--A program which brings real science study into the classroom. Students do real research for real scientists about weather, climate, and soil.

Dr. Slimes "Magic of Chemistry"--Slime! What could be more fun? Includes links to other good chemistry sites and slime recipies.

Social Studies

The Biographical Dictionary--Huge database with every famous person one can think of.

Academy of Acheivement--A museum dedicated to great acheivers of the 20th century. Includes interviews, movie clips, and much more. Very well done.

CNN Online--Good for current events.

Electronic Field Trips--Mostly exploring the state of Texas, but a neat idea.

Civil War Index Page--A vast amount of information on all aspects of the Civil War.

KIDPROJ's Multi-Cultural Calendar--Holidays from all over the world. Indexed by month or region.

Classroom Managment/Assessment/Inclusion

Adjustments in Classroom Management--Good background on LD and ADHD children. Also, easy hints to make life in the classroom easier for both you and children with special needs.

The Natural Child Project--A project of concerned educators, psychologists, and parents to ensure the best growth of children without harm. Neat articles.

Other Resources

PBS Online--Links to many shows on PBS including Sesame Street, Nova, Wishbone, and more.

Education World--A wonderful resource. Includes thousands of links, unit ideas, lesson plans, education news and more.

Classroom Connect on the Net--Links to resources, schools, and teachers.

Home Education Page--A page of resources by homeschoolers for homeschoolers.

Alphabet Superhighway--Ideas for parents and teachers, plus some cool challenges for kids.

Discover Learning--A place for parents, teachers, and kids. Lots of ideas, challenges, and fun.

Early Childhood Index--A big index of articles, ideas, and research.

A Gazillion Things to Think About--What more can I say? This is a must see. I certainly learned some things.

Homework Central--A great resource for any homework, from first grade through postgraduate studies.

Free Stuff for Teachers--More free stuff! Who couldn't use that?

I would love to hear your comments.

Last Updated 5-17-99