1.This web site is ties into what we are learning because it is about The Roman Empire. This web site is very useful in many different ways. There are many useful tools. One of the tools is the Imperial Index. The imperial index is where the emperors are listed in a chronological table in order of their dates of rule. And with each emperor there is a biographical essay. There is also a Imperial Stemmata is a place where live links lead to the family trees of important imperial dynasties. There is also a Roman Empire Atlas. There is also the Alphabetical Imperial Index There, the emperors are listed in the alphabetical order of their names, with dates of rule appended. Then there is the imperial battle index. There, live links lead to the indexes of battle descriptions and battle maps. There are also pictures of the coins from the Roman empire. This sire offers many useful resources about the roman empire, and I would definitely recommend it to students as a resource for essays and homework.
2. http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/greeks/
This web site offers very many useful resources. It has not only offers a lot of information about history in Greece, but offers a lot of information about history in countries and civilizations all over the world. It offers information on Greek History, Greek environment ,Greek architecture ,Greek art ,Greek religion ,Greek philosophy ,Greek clothing ,Greek people ,Greek war, Greek government, Greek economy, Greek language and literature ,Greek food ,Greek sports (the Olympics) ,Greek science (Medicine, Astronomy, Mathematics). It also has information on good Books to read about ancient Greece. The web site also offers information on good crafts for kids to do to learn more about ancient Greece. This web site is really good, because its made for kids, so it is really easy to understand and to take in. This ties in to what we are learning in class because it offers information on all aspects off Ancient Greece, including information on democracy, which is what we are currently studying in depth.
3.http://www.ancient-greece.org/
Ancient Greece.org is a web site that ties into what we are learning very well. It ties into what we are learning because it has information on Greek archaeology, Greek architecture, Greek art, Greek culture, Greek history and Greek maps. It also offers a very informative Greek time line.