Links
Invest in life’s greatest treasure, our children.
Here are a few links to try:
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| The American Chess School offers tournaments, matches, camps, exhibitions, tours, and access to lectures, newsletters, magazines, books, classes, and more. | |
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| The US Chess Federation is the official sanctioning body for over the board tournament play in the US. With over 88,000 members, we offer something for every player, from beginner to Grandmaster! In addition to rating tournaments, the USCF supports and promotes chess activities throughout the US. We also publish two national magazines, Chess Life and Schoolmates (for scholastic, new, and novice players). | |
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| To help the hungry, visit http://www.thehungersite.com/ | |
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| All the knowledge you need. Parents, teachers, and students find millions of useful and fascinating facts on a wide range of topics at infoplease.com. This free site sets the standard for scope, authority, and functionality for reference sites. | |
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| Parents can find grade-specific information about their children, strategies to get involved with their learning, expert advice, free email newsletters, and fun and entertaining family activities. | |
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| funbrain.com is the number one site for K-8 teachers and kids. funbrain.com offers teachers, parents, and students a variety of fun learning games, giving kids the tools they need to succeed in school -- and in life |
Home2School.com is a website for parents to help their children become academically successful. Home2School.com consists of hundreds of essential learning objectives correlated to each of the fifty states' academic requirements. A full description of each learning objective and a tutorial to assist the student at home is displayed. Sample questions are also available to understand how their children are going to be assessed at the end of the year.
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Teachers
and pupils will find much of interest at some of these sites: http://www.education-world.com
[education resources] http://www.loc.gov/
[Library of Congress home page; go to the American Memory
collection for an incredible selection of historic documents,
pictures, and a "Today in History" feature] http://www.nmaa.si.edu/
[Smithsonian Institution] http://www.hotsheet.com
[400 of the best sites for research] http://
s9.com / biography [biographical
dictionary, covering 18,000 people] http://www.census.gov [tons of information about the people who live in Pennsylvania] |
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