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Research Resources
Art

Art History Resources onthe Web  Links to art history Artchive  Art work and artist information Artcyclopedia  A fine art search enging. Find information about artists, and periods in art history Exploring Leonardo  Leonardo da Vinci gave us more than just the Mona Lisa, he was a scientist, inventor and artist! Check out the Inventor\'s Workshop highlighting some of Leonardo\'s futuristic designs or explore his curious habit of writing in reverse. Van Gogh Gallery  Vincent van Gogh Information Gallery  Information on the man and his art WebMuseum  Based on the famous Louvre Gallery in Paris World Wide Arts Resources   Links to museums for the arts. Earth Science

Avalanche  Nova Online Cascades Volcano Observatory  U.S. Geological Survey Earthquake Information  U.S. Geological Survey Franklin Institute Science Museum  Earth Force GLOBE  Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment (GLOBE) is a worldwide network of students, teachers, and scientists working together to study and understand the global environment National Geographic Society  National Park Service (NPS) Links to the Past  Tools for teaching - for those interested in archeology and history. Secrets of the Ocean Realm  PBS The Learning Web  U.S. Geological Survey. The principal source of scientific and technical expertise in the earth sciences within the Federal Government. Working with Maps and Global Change lesson plans. The Living Edens  PBS The Savage Earth  PBS - Animations for: The Hot Zones, Earthquake!, Volcanic Eruption, Tsunami Attack and more. U.S. Geological Home page  Contains a wealth of information on geology, the environment, terrain, maps, earth sciences, etc Virtual Field Trips  Take a virtual field trip to a volcano, the desert or the ocean Virtual Galapagos  From TerraQuest Volcano World  Information, games, pictures, teacher lesson plans.

minerals Gemstones  Check the section on Birthstones, Anniversaries & Ancient Gemstone Lore for some interesting info Mineral Gallery  Identify minerals by name, class and grouping Smithsonian Gem and Mineral Collection

recycle Garbage - How can my community reduce waste?  Statistics on gargage and ideas on reducing waste. Plastics Resource  Information on Plastics and the Environment Recycle City  Activities, games, people and places to visit! From the EPA.

weather Accu Weather  Avalanche  PBS Climatic Extremes and Weather Events  Reports on the wildest weather in U.S. history El Nino Theme Page  Detailed pictures and information on El Nino and La Nina Storm 99 Hurricane Central  Presented by Lowes - information about and pictures of hurricanes; including the latest hurricane reports The Weather Channel  Thunderstorms and Lightening  Facts & info Tracking El Nino  Nova Online Tsunami Attack  PS - Natural Disasters Money & Economy

CIBC\'s Smart Start Program  This site is all about money - how to save it, how to invest it and even how to spend it wisely. Edu Stock Simulation  Family Savings Center  Merrill Lynch - which allows children to subscribe to the "Savin\' Dave" comic book, as well as offering potential lesson plans for teachers. H.I.P. Pocket Change  Kid\'s page from the US Mint Investing for Kids  Games, terms, information and examples of investing. Stock game for educators Kid\'s Bank  A fun place to learn about money and banking. Easy to understand information and terms. Money Machine  ZDTV\'s Play the market with $100,000 in imaginary money Moneyopolis  Ernst & Young The Bureau of Engraving and Printing  Money Factory has games & activities for children, and teacher activities and ideas. View a $1000 bill. The Secret of Making Money  Nova Online The United States Mint  50 State quarters program US Treasury

currency exchange Currency Site  Historical Tables, Current Rates and Forecasts for World Currencies Exchange Rates for Selected Currencies   From the International Monetary Fund. See the daily exchange rates compared to the US dollar. Universal Currency Converter  This site allows you to calculate the currency exchange for over 50 types of currency from around the world.

economy An Outline of the American Economy  How the United States Economy works Government

Charters of Freedom from the National Archives  Constitution, Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence Department of Justice for Kids  See what goes on inside a courtroom. What can you do to help prevent crime? National Archives and Records Administration  National Government information database The White House  Take an electronic tour of the First Family\'s home. Thomas  How our Laws are made. Enactment of a Law White House for Kids  Fun and interesting facts about the White House.

presidents American Presidency  Presented by Grolier On-Line Dead Presidents  Odd title, but lots of info and links to other information about each of the deceased presidents. Presidential Record  Presidents since 1900 from PBS - Snap Shot: The Era: Domestic Policy: Foreign Policy: Presidential Politics: Presidents of the United States  From the White House Presidents of the United States  From the Internet Public Library The American Experience  The American Experience features sites on the Presidents: Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon and Reagan.. The President\'s List  Lots of info on presidents written in list form.

The U.S. Constitution  The entire U.S. Constitution and all the Amendments including the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence and all the presidents Inaugural Addresses from George Washington to George W. Bush Math

A+ Math  Flash cards, math games, homework helpers and advanced problems. AIMS Education Foundation.  AIMS Puzzle Corner provides a new puzzle each month to test your logic and problem solving skills. MegaMath  lesson plans, activities and stories related to math

Math Hotline    Everything you will need to know about math, algebra and geometry. Science

Explore Science  National Science Foundation  Covers all areas of Science from Research Projects to Performance Awards. Online Science  PBS Periodic Table of the Elements  Exploratory Museum Periodic Table of the Elements  Periodic Table on the WWW  Sci 4 Kids  Research stories from their monthly Agricultural Research magazine Strange Science  How some of the modern theories of paleontology and biology came about. You can with Beakman Jax   Answers all those questions about how things work, etc. that you have, plus game demos, and planet pictures

body How the Body Works  From the Nemours Foundation. The Circulation System: The Muscles: The Ear: The Digestive Tract: The Eye: The Respiratory System - Shockwave is required to run these. Microbes, Invisible Invaders, Amazing Allies  Meet and learn more about these little germs. My Body  This section has articles about the different parts that make up your body. Neuroscience for Kids  Explore the nervous system. Brain games. Coloring pages Seeing, Hearing and Smelling the World  The Heart: An Online Exploration  Information on the heart and blood, developed by The Franklin Institute Science Museum

experiment info Science Lessons  Incredible listing of experiments by age or alphabetic. Science Project Guidelines  Help organizing your science fair project from the Scientists at Kennedy Space Center. Steps for doing a project, and hints on how to present your results. Technical Details  You have the data, now what do you do with it? Writing a Scientific Poster  Information sheet on designing a poster.

experiments Bill Nye the Science Guy  Bill Nye the Science Guy makes learning about science fun, and shows you neat sceince experiments you can try at home. Bizarre Stuff You Can Make in Your Kitchen   Simple experiments to do at home. Build your own Comet  This recipe includes dry ice and ammonia, so you\'ll need some help working with these materials, which need careful handling. You\'ll also find tips for introducing this activity to the classroom and comets facts. California State Science Fair  Helps you to get started, with ideas and origination Cool Science for Curious Kids  Five simple science projects for inquiring young minds. Growing Coral  From Sea World Mad Science  Edible and Inedible experiments Newton\'s Apple   Science Try Its. Newton\'s Apple  Information on topics from several seasons of the tv show are on this web site. There is also an activity page and some "try this" activities. The activities are good sources for science fair projects. To find these activities, select a season, then a top Planet Ag  Science Fair project ideas from The Florida Department of Agriculture Reeko\'s Mad Scientist Lab  Want to have some fun with science? Get a parent to help you, and you can do some cool experiments with Reeko the Mad Scientist. Science at Home Seltzer Tablet Rocket  The Seltzer Tablet Rocket experiment teaches you how rockets get up into the air, and how you can make your own rocket. Learn why the Seltzer rocket flies, and how engineers use that information to launch the shuttle and other rockets. Science Experiment: The Nose Knows!  From National Geographic. Explore the relationship between smell and taste in this simple experiment you can try with a friend. Science Explorer  Family experiments from the world\'s favorite hands on science museum, The Exploratorium. Science Made Simple  This site contains 4 issues online from their magazine that explain scientific concepts with experiments and projects readers can do. Science Snacks  Experiments from the Exporatroium ScienzFair  Ideas and Projects page Virtual Science Fair  Real experiments from the kids at Park Maitland School in FL. Weekly Reader  Science experiments K - 6

space Amazing Space  Designed for elementary students to learn about the solar system. Contains different astonomy activities, including a student astronaut challenge wherein students plan a mission to service the Hubble Space Telescope. Build a Solar System  Comet Observation Home Page  Images of comets and information about comets that are currently visible. Exploring the Planets  National Air and Space Museum Kid\'s Space  From NASA - Coloring pages, printable and online activities. Online stories. Liftoff to Space Exploration   Educational site featuring articles on "Today in Space," "Today in Space History," and "Kid\'s Space Story". In Kid\'s Space you can find space pictures to print and color. Picture of the solar system could be used to make a mobile. Mars Pathfinder Mission  Mysteries of Deep Space  PBS NASA Homepage  National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)  Nasa\'s Educational Programs, Services, and Curriculum Space Coloring Book  Pictures and information from NASA Space Kids  Space Place  California Institute of Technology offers things to make and do Star Child  A learning center for young astronomers - Two levels of information and activities. Excellent site - Solar System Activities could easily be used in the classroom The Nine Planets  A multimedia tour of the solar system. Views of the Solar System  Welcome to the Planets  Planetary Data System (PDS) from the California Institute of Technology Reference

American Library Association  helps kids with school projects B.J. Pinchbeck\'s Homework Helper  As the Pinchbecks say, "If you can\'t find it here, you can\'t find it." The world\'s most complete set of homework links. HomeWork Helper!  School homework helper. Submit your question. Internet Public Library Reference Center  Links to different sites. Knowledge Adventure Encyclopedia  Online encyclopedia - search by keyword or phrase. Lets Find Out  Knowledge Adventure Encyclopedia. Execllent homework helper, key in a word to search on or select a subject. Merriam-Webster\'s Dictionary  Based on Merriam-Webster\'s Collegiate Dictionary Rhyming Dictionary  Enter a word for a list of rhyming matches Roget\'s Thesaurus   The Smithsonian Institution  Smithsonian\'s museums, galleries, and research centers. Find information in the Encyclopedia Smithsonian. Word Central  Merriam-Webster Dictionary WWWebster Dictionary  Search for a definition to more than 160,000 words. Other Information

Ask Jeeves for Kids  Bureau of Labor Statistics  Kids can select an area that interests them to find information about job requirements and where to find more information. Cleco Just for Kids  History, information, safety issues and games about electricity. Coloring printable pages CNN Interactive  Current Events and news information.

Kids HotlineEverything for Kids of all ages from 3-13 including games, exercises, drawing, reading, and all kinds of play LookSmart  Help in science, history, math, and literature. Titanic - Rasing a Legend Online   Presented by the Discovery Channel U.S. Census Bureau  See how the census works, and what it\'s all about. World Book Fun & Learning  Current events, special reports

 
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