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SOME STORY RESOURCES
SOME COMMERCIAL SITES FOR KIDS
OTHER RESOURCES

1. Welcome to the Hershey's Candy Bar Factory Website!
2. Grandpa Tucker's Rhymes and Tales
3. Alice in Wonderland - An Interactive Adventure!
   A must visit for all, if only for the view of a superior technical presentation.
4. PBS Picks - NODDY
   "Imagination and storytelling, music and songs, humor and creative play are all part of NODDY, an original children�s series premiering on PBS September 1998 (check local listings). The series, based on the world renowned children�s books by Enid Blyton, provides active, fun and imaginative viewing for young children, while helping them learn to explore their world."
5. Whootie Owl's Stories to Grow By
   Choose your story -- by theme, by type of story, or by origin.
6. kids stories,math,games and singing activities
7. Children's Storybooks Online
   Special listings for Young Children, Older Children and Young Adult. Each category links to several books for kids or young adults to read this summer.
8. IPL Story Hour
9. Odds Bodkin, Master Talesman
10. The Phantom Tollbooth Interactive Story
11. Storybook Park! -- Graphics Version
12. Great Sites!
    Great links from the American Library Association.
13. Japanese old tales : Table of contents
14. Little Princess
15. Tomorrow's Morning!
    News stories for Kids.
16. SQUIRTWORLD
17. Welcome to Boogers and Boogeymen!
    "The First Interactive Talking Kid's Novel for the Web Welcome to Boogers and Boogeymen!" You will need Netscape 3.0 and Shockwave.
18. Welcome to Kino's Storytime
19. FogBottomPond
20. The Kids' Storytelling Club
    Purpose: To introduce students to storytelling as a communications art, encourage students to become storytellers, help students learn to create their own storytelling stories, help build self esteem, promote understanding of differing viewpoints, show students how to get information from a computer, discover the capabilities of an interactive web site and make international friends through storytelling. Recommended for grades 3-9
21. Children's Literature Ring
22. Jennie's Story Page
23. IPL Story Hour
    Internet Public Library.
24. Literature in Line
    Lianhuanhua Picture Stories From China.
25. Storybook Park!
26. Manford of MorningGlory Mountain
    The 36 stories (Each is 4,000 to 5,000 words long and takes about half an hour to read aloud) follow seven animal friends on adventures.
27. thekids.com
    Illustrated rhymes, fables, adventure stories, folk and fairy tales from around the world.
28. Willy's Web of Bedtime Tales
29. Mr. Edible Starchy Tuber Head Home Page
30. CANDLELIGHT STORIES
    Illustrated stories for children.
31. Seum of Mu Tales
32. The Adventures of Hip-O
    A purple hippopotamus takes young kids on various adventures.
33. KidLit Children's Literature Home Page
34. Canadian Children's Literature
35. childlit -
36. String Fairy
    Chronicles the adventures of Hopper, a young fairy with an unusual problem: his feet are so large he is unable to fly.
37. Jessie the Cow
38. Welcome To Toy Story
39. Candlelight Stories
    Illustrated children's stories. "This is the home of Sally and you'll find her latest adventures here. The Sally books are written and illustrated by site creator, Alexander Cima."
40. Easy reading picture book (kids ages 5 to 95).
    Full story online:
    A BIRD WITHOUT A SONG
    An illustrated story by Marlo Marmalade.
41. Children's Stories
42. An Oz Home Page
43. Tanais the Fox's web page v2.0
    Homepage for a Storyteller.
44. IPL Youth Division
    Youth Division. PUT MY STORY ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB STORY HOUR - see Molly Whuppie, an English tale.
45. Tanais Fox's famous magical tales
46. The Adventures of Bluey the Blue Bug
47. Theodore's Surprise Friend -Tugboat Story
    This page is about a TV series of a cheerful tugboat that likes to make friends with everybody. Interactive story, coloring book (download pages from the online coloring book).
48. Book Nook
    Book reports by kids on children's literature.
49. The Hunting of the Snark: an Agony in Eight Fits
50. IPL Story Hour
    
51. Online Children's Stories
52. Read-along Stories
    

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SOME COMMERCIAL SITES FOR KIDS

1. SANTAS VILLAGE
2. MatMice: Free Homepages For Kids
   Offering tools and templates for online pages which are saved on the server and are accessible by the world wide web.
3. 2000 New York International Children's Film Festival
4. LaughingPlace.com: LaughingPlace.com Home (The #1 Site for Disney)
5. Katrillion.com
6. washingtonpost.com - KidsPost
7. Free Coloring Books for Children from The Crayon House
8. Kids Dig Reed - Homepage
9. LycosZone Home
10. Entertaindom
11. Art and Craft Webzine
12. Velsoft - Computer Manuals For Kids
13. Meet Benny Goodsport and the Goodsport Gang!
14. Christian Science Monitor
15. Quia! Create your own learning activities!
16. Calendar Events
17. Marshall Ball
    Messages to all of us from a very unusual young man.
18. Torah Tots - The Site for Jewish Children - Yom Kippur - yomk.htm
19. Surfing the Net with Kids: Guide to the BEST KID SITES for kids of all ages
20. Horus Web Site
21. Here's help for homework: Library web sites can make it easier to do research
22. Crayola FamilyPlay -- Homepage
23. "On - Lion" - for Kids
24. Teletubbies on PBS
    Great fun, but the slow response of the server might test the patience of the group this site is designed for...
25. Kiddie Dome Index Page
26. Homework Heaven.com
27. Tigger's Children's Shareware Page
28. Stories
    (From Mastercard) Stories with a message.
29. <AN AWESOME SITE FOR ALL AGES (for kids 5 to 95), STARRING MARLO MARMALADE AND JJ JAMM
30. thekids.com
31. Disney News
    [Toy Story] [More Disney] [Stars] [Shopping] [Winnie the Pooh] [Prizes] [Fun] [More News] [Hits From the Pit].
32. WINDY HILL PRODUCTIONS
    Interesting essay on musical literacy on site. Includes a demo to download called "The Clam Game" which teaches high and low tone recognition skills. This demo is a fully functioning interactive learning game (a self-extracting file that take 24 minutes to download at 28.8 baudl!).
33. Dodo Land in Cyber-space
    A sandbox on the Internet? It's about time! Check out the toys.... "Go to the Dragonship to play games.
    Go to the Island of Eyes to meet authors and artists and ask them questions.
    Go to the Night Bubble and write and illustrate stories with other children.
    Go to the Giant Flower Island and do environmental activities which you can share with other children."
34. CyberKids A free online magazine for kids that contains stories, artwork, puzzles, and more, created mostly by other kids. Current issue has articles/fiction written by kids age 11-16. See those written about the experieces of new arrivals to the US.
    Illustrated stories from around the world: rhymes, fables, adventure stories, folk & fairy tales
35. NATIONAL STUDENT RESEARCH CENTER
36. Kid Info
37. SIFK: Shorter Reporter
    I like the warning at this site. Kids will like the information and the trivia quiz on sports.
38. Look and Learn
    Look learn and do fun projects, history and books for kids.
39. Welcome to Kid's Web Camp '97
    Still think HTML and creating Web pages is beyond your students? Check out these pages created at a Camp where kids were divided into teams. Many of the pages are created with the help of a Kid's Web Camp '97 Tech Center.
40. The Diary Project
41. Gardening Glossary for Kids Scrapbook. Page 1 of 5
42. Making Musical Instruments Scrapbook. Page 1 of 8
43. Guide to Cooking for Mom Scrapbook. Page 1 of 6
44. Children's Software Revue
45. SIFK: Shorter Reporter
    Sports news for kids.
46. Getting Real!
47. GreatKids on the Web
48. curiocity's FREEZONE!
    primarily for kids (ages 10 to 16).
49. Welcome to Mr. Bill's World!
50. ACE_Home_Page
51. Fox Kids Cyberstation
    The Amazing Spider-Man | The Adventures of Batman and Robin | Attack of the Killer Tomatoes | Beetleborgs | Bobby's World | Casper| C-Bear and Jamal | Carmen Sandiego | Eek! Stravaganza | Goosebumps | Life with Louie | Power Rangers Zeo | The Tick | The X-Men | Peter Pan.
52. Welcome to the Nabisco� Kids Home Page!
    "Evil Dr. Snackmasher wants to zap all cookies from the past and the future - and he can do it 'cause he's hacked into YOUR TIME MACHINE. Here's your chance to be a Super Hero, travel through time, think faster than Snackmasher and bring back cookies for everyone!" Tough game! I ran out of cookies very fast.
53. I Spy
54. Cosmo Has Taken Over!
    Naturally the folks here want to sell CDs, but you should have fun even if you don't make a purchase.
55. BONUS.COM
56. InfoKids EasySites Homepage
57. You Can with Beakman and Jax
58. The BIG Internet Easter Egg Hunt - The Fun Starts Here
59. The Kidternet: Free Web Pages and Contests for Kids!
60. Egypt: Color Me Egypt: Just for Kids
    Download a zip version of the page for student coloring. Older students might use graphics in their multimedia projects.
61. Welcome to the Animation Museum
62. Welcome to the Realist Wonder Society
63. National Geographic�s Cyber Tiger
64. The Coin Collection/Pi�ces de collection
65. National Geographic PIRATES
66. Hey!! Welcome To Legal Pad Junior!!
    Kid and Teen situations and the law.
67. Animals, Myths & Legends
68. Bonus
69. Ancient Civilizations Activities
    Offers a "Workshop Launcher" with coloring/art activities for children. Interesting topics (African, Ancient, Babies, Birds, Cars, Danger, North, Landmarks I, Landmarks II, Airplanes).
70. Welcome To Cocoa
    Technology preview version of Cocoa, an interactive media authoring tool for children (age eight and above) and adults. Apple is offering a free download of the software that allows children to build simulations, games, and interactive worlds, and publish them on the Internet.
71. SPECTRUM - The Family Internet Magazine
    For the young viewer through Middle School.
72. HomeWorkHelper! Welcome!
73. The Learning Kingdom
    Java educational games that run directly over the web. The first game, "Gaggle," teaches group names of animals with some math games soon.
74. Welcome To Cocoa
    Internet authoring for Kids. Offering software to create moving characters.
75. Caboodle: the interactive kids' magazine
76. 1A1A Secret Treasure Hunt Games,Kids,Children,SuperHeroic,Magical,Zap!,Tonz,Entertainment,Animation,Educational
    Awarded the "Site With the Longest Name" award. According to the Weekly Bookmark "...a World Wide Playground for children. The site journeys visitors through entertaining clues and characters, leading children toward a most wonderful discovery...The Enchanted Treasure! A Game Room with printable activity pages is also housed within the site."
77. Welcome to the Tiger the Kitten Home Page!
    New location.
78. Welcome To FutureScan
    Career Guide For Teenagers, with information and career descriptions in Veterinarian Medicine, law and architecture.
79. Overview of The Battle of the Alamo
    Discovery Channel presentation.
80. Virtual Mr. Spud Head
81. Children's Shareware and More
82. WORLDVILLAGE KIDZ
83. The Bug Hunt
84. Magazines
    Special listing for kids.
85. DEGA Studios: Creating Comics
    Interested in a career in writing/composing comics? This source tells it all!
86. The Diary Project
    A way for youth around the world to share their personal thoughts, feelings,and dreams with one another.
87. NGS - WORLD Magazine #1
88. Kid'n Around
89. Kids Connection
90. Children's Sites
91. WASSADAMO HOMEPAGE
92. rainette!
    For the 3-10 group. Currently featuring colors.
93. The Childrens' Literature Homepage
94. Disney.com Home Page
95. greykidwatch/Home Room
96. MCA Home Entertainment Playroom
    Loads of online activities for the very young.
97. Warner Active's Where's Waldo CD-Rom
98. Disney.com Home Page
99. Knowledge Adventure, Inc.
100. Welcome to The Pencil Pages!
101. Safe For Kids Site of the Week
102. Planet Oasis - Kidspace
103. Headbone Interactive
     See "Hot Web Picks" for some great spots to visit!
104. G-G-G-G-Goosebumps!
     D-D-D-D-Don't G-G-G-G-Go here!
105. Cyber Jacques' Cyber Seas Treasure Hunt
106. History for Kids
107. YES Mag Home Page
     Canada's Science Magazine For Kids.
108. Links for kids, by kids.
109. Little Planet Times
     An interactive online newspaper for kids, by kids, that promotes reading, writing, and communication skills for grades K-5.
110. Media Bridge GAME KIDS Home Page
     For kids of all ages to learn and exchange non-computer games and activities. Selected games and rhymes for downloading.
111. Visual Pen Pals - Homepage
     Art exchange for students.
112. Crayola Art Education
     Written so that younger users can follow, with examples of children's art. The site is scheduled to be expanded with a bulletin board and lesson plans by mid-March.
113. Kellogg Clubhouse
     Chill with Crackle and Party with Pop!
114. FISHY QUESTIONS!or FREAKY FISHES PHOTO ALBUM
115. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED FOR KIDS
     "...answers sport questions, exhibits drawings, poems, jokes and stories from kids about their favorite athletes and games..." And for the latest in sports news, kids can check out The Insider's weekly column from SIFK's man at the scene, Bob Der. He'll even reply to email!"
116. THE WIZARD OF AAHS
     "RADIO AAHS, the interactive music and entertainment playground for kids, wants you to come over and play! Meet stars like Bill Nye, the science guy, or Nancy Cartwright, the (female!) voice behind everyone's favorite brat, Bart Simpson. Surf on in to get CD reviews for kids, do fun puzzles and quizzes, and find out about cool events happening near you!"
117. TIME FOR KIDS
     Site that explains world events in a way that kids can understand.

1. Historical Fiction for Children. A Bibliography.
2. Official Site of the Olympic Movement
   "KIDS, the online presence of the Olympic 2000 National Education Program. Whilst O-News, the Olympic student newspaper for Australian Primary and High School students, and aspire the Olympic 2000 Resource for Australian schools are national initiatives, KIDS is our global face. We invite parents, teachers and educators from around the world to contribute and feel part of our program."
3. OKSWAT.COM
   The Tobacco Industry has targeted youth for years, now they become our target.
4. ACLU Freedom Network: Student Rights
5. EEK! Environmental Education for Kids
6. Wisconsin Veterans Museum Kid's Page
7. Funny poetry for children
   " I'b God a Code" by Kenn Nesbitt was featured when I last visited 10/02).
8. Save For America
9. EEK! Environmental Education for Kids
10. Wisconsin Veterans Museum Kid's Page
11. Pipsqueaks
12. Adventures From The Book Of Virtues Home Page
    A site to "...discover virtues such as honesty, courage and responsibility at this Web site companion to the PBS series. Children can learn about the characters, read stories from around the world, and play interactive puzzles and games, while parents can access tips for discussing virtues with their children."
13. NOVA Online | Submarines, Secrets, and Spies
14. Online Activities for Kids
15. Biographies for Children -- The Young Patriots Series
16. Open Directory - Reference: Museums: Children's Museums
17. The Tucson Children's Museum
    This is just a short distance from my home in Tucson.
18. The Magazine
19. HighWired.com: The HighWired.com National Edition
    Showcases the writing of high-school journalists nationwide and around the world. The site also offers space for schools to publish school newspapers on-line and create special Web sites for extracurricular activity groups, clubs, and individual classrooms to publish student writing on the Web.
20. Rockets & Airplanes
21. Activity
22. Willa: An American Snow White: Home Page
23. The Brooklyn Expedition
24. Art Game
25. Master Hand | Activities
26. Ancient Egypt - Menu page
27. NASA KIDS
28. Watership Down
29. The Ultimate Halloween Page - Screen Savers
30. Welcome to THINK
    ThinkQuest site.
31. Great Sites
32. Web-Today Destinations: Archive.
33. Kids Online America
34. KIDSNET
    I looked first at the media section of the page. You can browse the entire collection or search for something specific. The page that is generated in the "entire selection" choice has four frames. One lists the entire spectrum of channels and another lists programs and titles of specials. Clicking in either area generated an information frame in the center. Browsers looking for more infomation can travel off-site to the actual web pages for each program or to the home page for the station. All this is very well organized and useful for a quick look at the entire continuum of programs.
35. "InVox: Where Kids Talk Politics, Technology, Issues, Trends."
36. Book Review
    A part of New Hampshire Public Television's participation in First Book and Ready to Learn Initiative. The actual Review Panel is made up of third, fourth and fifth grade students from Dondero Elementary School in Portsmouth and first through six grade students at the Girls Program Center at the Manchester YWCA. Most of the books reviewed are available from Scholastic Books.
37. Getting Ready
    A publication for Teens.
38. Welcome to Smithsonian Magazine's Kids' Castle
39. NGA's Youth Garden Grants
    Awards grants of gardening equipment and supplies valued at more than $750 to each of 300 exemplary new or existing outdoor youth gardening programs.
40. Student Research Pages
41. "In the Mix" Programs: July - September 1998
42. IPL Teen Division
43. The Concord Review
    See some of the finest examples of student essays.
44. 100hot Kids
45. My Chamber of Fun!!
    Habibah, a twelve-year-old girl from Malaysia presents her agenda.
46. New York Kids
47. The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
48. National 4H Web
49. FDA Kids Home Page
50. DOJ Kids and Youth
51. Web Pages for Kids around the Government
    Links to a surprising number of special pages for youth, many connected to major government agencies and departments.
52. Great Sites
53. Clowns of America International Home Page

    Claribel said, "My mother tells my older brother what to do, he tells my other brother what to do, and my other brother tells me. Who am I going to tell, the rat or the cockeroach?" (Sometimes you have to get away from it all.)

54. Merlyn's Pen
    Fiction, Essays, and Poems by America's Teens.
55. National Trust Kids' Site
56. The Adventures of Daniel BooneRead the Adventures of Daniel Boon in three Installments.
57. The Vietnam Challenge
58. NSRC Plans and Journals
    E-Library of Student Research, Index to Materials, Journals, and Databases.
59. Book Review Forum
    Reviews done by students.
60. Color Me Fun!
61. Fun Stuff - ROM
    Revise for Kids page and archaelogy. Offers a Kid's Stuff Fun Page. See Archaeological Analysis: Pieces of the Past, Cuneiform to Computers, Homes of the Past (Archaeology of an Iroquoian Longhouse), and Make Your Own Dinosaur Out of Chicken Bones.
62. Teens Helping Teens
    A presentation of the NY Teen Conference.
63. Welcome to TCN: The Teenagers Computer Network
64. Teens Only!
65. K.I.D.S. Report November 12, 1997: Irresistible Resources
66. Creativity Cafe - KidCast Central
67. Kids Food CyberClub Home Page
68. Consumer Education for Teens
69. KidPub WWW Publishing
70. Art for Kids - Coloring Contest From The Mining Company
    A resource for children, parents, and educators interested in learning more about the fine arts.
71. UNICEF Voices of Youth Home Page
72. Roo's Playground
73. ICONnect: KidsConnect
    A question-answering, help and referral service to K�12 students on the Internet, with the goal of helping students access and use the information available on the Internet.
74. CBC 4 Kids Splash Page
    CBC Radio's interactive Web site for children 8-13, offering "...daily news, sports, classical and popular music, Canadian history, science experiments, jokes, quizzes and games."
75. Games Kids Play
    Kick The Can, Annie Annie Over, Red Light / Green Light and Red Rover.
76. Berit's Best Sites For Children
77. Fun Stuff for the Public Museum of Grand Rapids
    Visit this site to study the birchbark canoes that carried people and goods up and down the lakes and rivers of Michigan. You can make your own Odawa Canoe decorated with traditional woodland designs. You can also visit THE FURNITURE CITY and make the Little Chair. I printed one of the pages and it fit nicely on standard paper.
78. Anthony's Kite Workshop
79. Summer Fun
    Outdoor, Indoor, Kids' recipes, Craft, Garden and Travel Fun.
80. Life on the Internet: Youing, Smart and On Line
81. SchoolNet Digital Collections
    Interested in seeing what students in Canada produced? This is a "showcase" and the best!
82. National Campaign To Prevent Teen Pregnancy Home Page
83. Mike Rofone - The Roving Reporter
84. KidsConnect
85. Hop Pop Town
    For the very young. Shockwave required.
86. The Kotex Guide to Menstruation for Girls and Women
87. Japanese Fairy Tales
    Lafcadio Hearn.
88. Teens Rule - Mike Bogdanski's Martial Arts Center - Teens Only
    Vote for teen art.
89. Welcome to Teen Court
90. The Teenage Computer Network
91. Homework For Kids
92. Published Project on Surfing Safely on the Internet with Second and Third Graders
93. Think About Drink
    Loads of student testimonials.
94. KidPub WWW Publishing
95. Welcome to Student.Net!
96. Native American Indian Young People's Pages
    See the review in KIDS.
97. Drama, Readers Theater and Storytelling for Children & Young Adults
98. The Prince And I
    Have some interactive fun... Might be difficult/confusing for the very young without some adult help.
99. World Kid's Network/Welcome!!
100. Cool Safe Links For Kids Parents and Teachers.
101. Berit's Best Sites for Children
102. Wired OWL
     For kids 8 and up.
103. OWLkids Online
     For the 8 and under crowd.
104. VICNET Kids Page
     For YOUNG ADULTS of Victoria.
105. Street Smart on the Web
     Required reading for parents and students!
106. Children's Express
107. TAG: Teen Age Grief, Inc.

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108. AFRO-Americ@: Myths and Fables
109. CHILDREN�S TELEVISION WORKSHOP
     Parenting information and Sesame Street activities for kids.
110. Connect for Kids
111. Dragonfly
     On-line exercises for children.
112. KIDLINK: Global Networking for Youth 10-15
113. A Girls World
     For young girls -- with hosts, Amy, Rachel, Geri, and Tessa.
114. International Children's Day of Broadcasting Home Page
     Movies and audio clips.
115. CYBERHAUNTS for Kids
116. Books for Children
     Tips for writers and illustrators.
117. BJ Pinchbeck's Homework Helper
118. Teens with HIV
     I ran into this article while browsing the Houston Chronicle. Reporter Claudia Feldman provides some critical information and advice to both parents and teens. Organized into the topics of: Living in the shadow of AIDS, Words of wisdom for parents, Several locations offer help to teen HIV sufferers, Improved drugs available to treat patients with HIV and HIV at a glance.
119. Nashville Parent Magazine Table of Contents
     See the Links 4 Kids.
120. The Learning Web
     See "Teaching in The Learning Web" and "Living in The Learning Web."
121. Shadow
     The Fiction Magazine For Teens
122. Express Yourself!
     A web-zine for kids of all ages!
123. Create Your Own Web Page
124. Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site
125. National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. (NCADD) - Home Page
     Information for Parents and Youth.
126. Students Against Drugs and Alcohol
127. Aunt Annie's Craft Page / Stuffed Turkey
     Make a 3-dimensional turkey that stands on its own feet
128. Buf-Puf(TM): the teen webzine for health and beauty
129. UBS for Kids Online
     This is a "slow load" page...but it is worth the wait...
130. The Teel Family Home Page
131. Kids' Space
132. Kids Care: Kids Can Make A Difference!
133. Lil McCumsey's 3rd Grade Class
     Here is a class that has gone the distance. Every student has a page, complete with a photo, some art work and some things that make them unique. Can't wait to see what they do in 4th grade!
134. KIDS' TURN
     A nonprofit agency to help children whose parents separate or divorce.
135. Amber homepage
136. Ocean Planet: In Search of Giant Squid
137. Africa
138. Star Child
139. Favorite Kid Links
140. react - For Teens
141. CraftBase Home Page
142. Mike Rofone ----------------------- Roving Reporter
143. KidsHealth.org
     Also provides resources for parents and professionals and a health tip of the day.
144. Computer Lessons for Kids and Small Adults
     Four lessons currently online on computer basics.
145. IPL Teen Division
     Internet Public Library now has a Teen page.
146. Mike Is Hungry
147. UCR - CMP Educational Projects
     See the lessons on Kid making videos.
148. Just For Middle School Kids
     Cool sites picked by the kids.
149. The Kids Locker Room
     Australian site.
150. World Wide Kids, 'Welcome aboard!'

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151. KidWorld from Tandem House ... by kids and for kids!
     A meeting-place for kids under 16 to share artwork and writing with other kids.
152. White House For Kids
     "[Location] [History] [Our President] [White House Kids] [White House Pets] [Write the President]"
153. Kidopedia, Version 0.20
     A Global Children's Encyclopedia, written BY Kids, and FOR KIDs.
154. KinderGarden
     An introduction to the many ways children can interact with plants and the outdoors.
155. VolcanoWorld Home Page
156. The JSA Home Page
     "Junior State of America is a nationwide, non-profit, non-partisan political education organization for students in grades 9-12. We are run completely...; students who are interested in politics and government, foreign affairs, the law, and education. A database of articles of intrest to teenagers and students. ie book reviews, product reviews and student recreation/activities.
157. MOVIEWEB: Pocahontas
158. Electronic Zoo
159. Shadow
     A fiction zine for youth.
160. Welcome to CTDNet
     Internet Service Provider for Talented Students (Identified by the Midwest Talent Search). Junior High demo's - writing, art, a MOO, and student homepages..
161. Kids on Campus
     Cornell Campus.
162. NHHS E-mail Essay Project More essays from students.
163. Hands On Children's Museum
     New features that let children solve mazesand write their names using ship signal flags. "Children can see how ships use signal flags and semaphore to communicate with other ships and harbor masters. As a hands on project, the flag page also shows children how to use resources on the internet to create their own flag messages. Children can type in their name or a short message like "Happy Birthday" or "Get Lost," and it will automatically be translated into colorful signal flags."
164. Hotlist: Kids Did This!!
     resources created by K-8 kids. "There is quite a bit of variety and interesting jumping off places for discussions of how teachers and students are experimenting with publishing."
165. InfoTrain Home Page
     Links to Teaching Electronic Journal.
166. Welcome to FishNet
     For students in High School!
167. Debbie's Home Page
     Home page for a 7th grader.., probably crafted by her Father.
168. A.Word.A.Day
     Learn Vocabulary. Includes an archive of past words.
169. Hillside Elementary School
     Are you considering joining the schools already connected to the Internet? Visit these sites for feedback on their experiences. HILLSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: The pages of information on this World Wide Web server are being created by a classroom of sixth grade students at Hillside Elementary School in Cottage Grove, Minnesota. A comprehensive list of elementary schools on the Internet (45), secondary schools (104), school districts (50) and 27 educational organizations. Also included are post secondary links and links to libraries on the Internet.
170. Kids Web - A World Wide Web Digital Library for Schoolkids
171. The Postcard Store
     Send an electronic postcard to a friend. Please send your lesson ideas on this site. It could be a real hit in your classroom. Slip or PPP connection needed to show the graphics included in the free postcard.
172. Children's Literature Web Guide
     Great umbrella site and a great place to start exploration. Resources for Parents, Teachers, Storytellers, Writers and Illustrators plus links to Publishers and Boosellers, Children's Writings, Research Guides and Indexes, Related Internet Sites: Books, Libraries, and Cool Stuff for Kids.
173. MidLink Magazine
     This is a special magazine for middle school (age 10-15) students.
174. Welcome to the ICS Gateway Page!
     Focus on using computers as tools to accentuate and improve classroom learning, often in the form of games and simulation activities.

Last revised November 6, 2002

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