Welcome
Teachers!
You will be venturing
into the World Wide Web! Before you get
started, make sure
you know how to get back. When a new
window opens click
on the box in the upper left hand corner to move back here.
You'll find a cute
book to get you started-scroll down and click
on the arrow key to
move to the next page. If the page opens in this window,
click on the acorn
when you are finished to bring you back here.
Don't forget to
bookmark any site you feel is useful!
Please begin your Tour Here!
If you enjoyed this
book look for others to use in your room at:
The Internet Library- You'll find many fantastics links under the "Youth"
link. Plus much much more- they even have
a place
for Creative Writing
and famous author homepages. You'll find many links-BUT
Don't stay too long
- you have many places to go.
Also try: Online
Children's Stories
Now take a trip to
my New "Kids Only"
Website! It has some
of the
best educational links
on the web! When you click on a picture
it will take you to
a new site with a new window.
Once you've explored
the site and are ready to return for here
click on the square
in the top left hand corner of the window.
Important*
Read the questions
at the bottom of this page before starting
your journey so that
you know what to look for on your trip.
When you are ready
to begin click on the next button .
It will take a minute to load, please read through the information allowing
the page to finish loading before clicking on the available links.
Welcome Back! I hope you found some sites you can
use! Now
try the Virtual Field Trips and the Web
Quests and Scavenger Hunts
found on the
left of this page. See if you can find the
Antartica Expedition for our upcoming school Polar Unit.
If you are searching
through sites and can't
find your way back-
don't forget to click on the acorn to bring you home to this page.
Now the Latest and the Greatest- Look here for newly
discovered sites!
If you still haven't
had enough and are looking
for another resource
to help you-- try the Auburn Technology Handbook
You may also want to
take a quick peek at
the "Why Computers?" link on my Parent Page.