has a list of kid produced sites in the following topics:
Science, Art, Social Studies, Mathematics, Language Arts, School
Newspapers and Miscellaneous.Don't miss the Seventh Annual Read In! on May 11, 2000
at www.readin.org
They are hosting 22 children and young adult authors, each on-line, live
for one half hour. It is fun, it is FREE, and celebrates reading and
literacy.
Learner.com has a great section on Amusement Park
Physics This interactive exhibit explores how the
laws of physics play a role in the design of amusement park rides.
Activities include inviting visitors to design a roller coaster and
determine the outcomes of bumper car collisions.
Like Butterfly pictures? Then check out www.images.on.ca/JayC/. Here
you can see Jay Cossey's butterfly pictures and read how to take your
own butterfly pictures.
FunBrain.com bills itself as -
"The Internet's #1 site for K-8 teachers and kids". This on-line
educational games site is for kids of all ages.
Subjects covered include: math, grammar, science, spelling, and
history. Much more fun than it sounds, check it out.
Cells alive! is Jim Sullivan's
visual tour of cells: their life, death and interaction.
Heavens Above will tell you
which
satellites will appear over your location tonight, from which
direction, and when. It's a good idea to use this site soon, because the
brightest satellites of all time will disappear shortly. Check the to
the "Iridium flare" schedule while there is still time. Mir and the
International Space Station are also bright enough for viewing from a
reasonably dark location.
Easter is about three weeks away so I have verified the links on my Easter article
from last year. It also has links to my two articles
from 1998
which have not held up as well but still have a few good working links.
