<b>Little Window on the World ~ Burkeville VA: Sub-page for CLASS USABLE SITES </B>

CLASS USABLE SITES

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Just left click on the link (light blue that later turns pink), and, if you see a short wide white dialog box, type in what you want and then left click the SEARCH or GO or OK button.

FactMonster - for News, Sports, Math, Science, Games, Quizzes, other stuff, AND FunBrain for K-8 Math, Grammer, Culture and other games. Both from the Family Education Network, Inc. Geography - CIA World Factbook or infoplease - Countries to see maps and get information about the people, governments, transportation, economics, and other facts of countries around the world. The Glossarist for comprehensive glossaries/ directories in Arts, Business, Computers, Health, Law, and many other topics.

Some good links from the technologically advanced Gold Ridge Elementary School in California. Language - Try Vocabulary University for word puzzles, matching, fill-in-the-blanks and other vocabulary building tools. Includes word roots. Themes tied to time of year. Math (some) - AAAMath - provides 100's pages of basic K-8 math skills. Also, Coolmath Games and very broad, higher level MathWorld/ Wolfram [also has Astronomy, Chemistry, Physics, and Biography].

Marcopolo provides resources in Arts, Economics, Humanities, Math, Reading/ Language Arts, Science, Geography. Use the right frame for the links. Science - for the earth's bioms look at BluePlanetBiomes and The Missouri Botanical Garden. See HowStuffWorks in autos, computers, electronics, people, travel, other stuff. Learn about Dinosaurs. Technology Education - New Learner info about computers, circuits, chips,etc. At EZ-Tutor and at What's, see the parts of a computer. At Intel, go to "The Journey Inside" and go through various lessons about circuits, processors, and other computer info.

XX SUBSCRIPTION SITES, which require a password from your school to use, include BoxerMath, EduTest, and Lightspan/ Plato.
Look at College. See what college assignments actually look like. Look up links/college resources from Aeronautics to History to Writing. Open course info from Mass. Inst. of Technology at MIT, for students & teachers.

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FactMonster - for News, Sports, Math, Science, Games, Quizzes, other stuff, AND FunBrain for K-8 Math, Grammer, Culture and other games. Both from the Family Education Network, Inc.	Geography - CIA World Factbook or infoplease - Countries to see maps and get information about the people, governments, transportation, economics, and other facts of countries around the world.	The Glossarist for comprehensive glossaries/ directories in Arts, Business, Computers, Health, Law, and many other topics.
Some good links from the technologically advanced Gold Ridge Elementary School in California.	Language - Try Vocabulary University for word puzzles, matching, fill-in-the-blanks and other vocabulary building tools. Includes word roots. Themes tied to time of year.	Math (some) - AAAMath - provides 100's pages of basic K-8 math skills. Also, Coolmath Games and very broad, higher level MathWorld/ Wolfram [also has Astronomy, Chemistry, Physics, and Biography].
Marcopolo provides resources in Arts, Economics, Humanities, Math, Reading/ Language Arts, Science, Geography. Use the right frame for the links.	Science - for the earth's bioms look at BluePlanetBiomes and The Missouri Botanical Garden. See HowStuffWorks in autos, computers, electronics, people, travel, other stuff. Learn about Dinosaurs.	Technology Education - New Learner info about computers, circuits, chips,etc. At EZ-Tutor and at What's, see the parts of a computer. At Intel, go to "The Journey Inside" and go through various lessons about circuits, processors, and other computer info.
XX SUBSCRIPTION SITES, which require a password from your school to use, include BoxerMath, EduTest, and Lightspan/ Plato.		Look at College. See what college assignments actually look like. Look up links/college resources from Aeronautics to History to Writing. Open course info from Mass. Inst. of Technology at MIT, for students & teachers.