World Wide Web (WWW)
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Check out IdeaNet
operated by the Indiana Dept. of Education.
Check out their K-12 Home Page Listing
A great site for math
lesson plans.
To view many educational
sites compiled by Marcia Sheridan, Professor of Education,
at Indiana University South Bend.
Use the Eric
Database for research. A portion
of the ERIC Database is online and you can do a gopher search.
Library of Congress National Digital Library Program
Learning
Page Related Web Sites.
Try out Houghton
Mifflin's subject oriented Web Pages. These are fun to look
at and appropriate for teachers, students and parents!
Reading
Math
Social
Studies
The Federal Government provides many Educational Internet
Resources.
Classroom
Connect
A plethora of educational information and resources, well worth
surfing!
Grant Opportunities on the Internet
A list of links directing you to grant information, financial
aid assistance and much more. Be prepared to spend several hours
checking the many possibilities for funding sources.
Umeå
University's Chemistry Resources for Educators.
Many different tools and resources can be found here. Most interesting
is a large hypertext library containing information about various
chemistry related subjects that viewed and read online as "computerized
textbooks" (Provided by a link to the Univ. of Virginia.)
Many of these contain text, pictures and some with Quicktime movies
of molecules and chemical processes. Well worth checking out for
those who are interested in Chemistry, P-Chem, Biochem, and Organic
chem as well as some other esoteric stuff such as Quantum Chemistry!
Worth checking out for those interested in this cool science!
Kathy Schrock's
Guide for Educators
A really great subject oriented guide to resources for educators.
Many different subject headings yield resources across the internet
that will be helpful and interesting to educators and their students.
(Check the science/technology section out and look for "Bill Nye the Science Guy['s]"
site!)
History/Social Studies
Web Site for K-12 Teachers.
This site has many links to related information and sites as well
as links for general K-12 topics. Very comprehensive.
Internet Public Library Internet sites and documents arranged
by subject and accessed as if in a library.
EdLinksVoluminous links for K-12 Education; Excellent!
K-12
WebSite for Busy Teachers
Subject specific links to WebSites where quick, pertinent information
can be obtained.
NASA's
Jason Project
Here you can participate in virtual field trips created by NASA.
Aimed at students and teachers.
IDEAnet
This is a link to the IDEAnet you all know in Indiana. Part of
the state department of education, this is the clearing house
for educational information and correspondence in our state (IN)!
U.S. Department of Education
(ED)
Pretty much just what it says. Get an inside track to what the
government is doing to help you.
Library of Congress
An excellent resource. Information about the House of Representatives,
the Senate, bills under consideration, national exhibits, teaching
materials, book collections and much more...
Education Central
A large clearing house of sites and subject specific information.
Provides additional links to government and collegiate resources.
(Some Michigan specific info is also provided)
Web66: A K-12 World Wide
Web Project
This site provides help and information on the Internet and the
WWW. The information is both technical and for the new user. Choose
carefully.
University of Michigan:
The Weather Underground
Allows you to connect to UMich's weather machine and find out
the weather almost anywhere (especially here in South Bend (SBN)).
Also, you can download UMich's "Blue Skies" software
for even more direct access to their weather machine (and others!).
NetSchool
Internet Educational resources compiled by room number as if in
an actual school! Provides resources for teachers as well as some
areas for professional interaction.
KidsCom
Here kids can communicate with each other and find key pals who
have similar interests.
InfoZone
Cool School
Tools
This page contains reference materials such as a dictionary and
thesaurus. A listing of K-12 schools who publish their own home
pages is also available here as well as some interesting links
to other places.
Elementary
Science This Month
A link to a science periodical for elementary teachers and students.
Has graphics and hypertext.
KIDS
Network for Kids and Parents
This link contains other links to children's writing sources and
sites as well as many other sites that will interest kids. SEGA
is here too for all you video gamers!
A Tour of the Planets
This page will provide information about the various planets as
well as pictures and some tutorial information as well. Seems
to be aimed at 5th grade and up.
BOOKS
This is a Gopher resource for several Electronic Text (E-Text)
versions of timeless classics by the masters. Some other recent
texts are also available here. The full text of the stories is
maintained, no cutting here.
help@sbcsc.k12.in.us