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Educational Web Sites

Created and maintained by Catherine C. Schifter, Ph.D., for the College of Education, Temple University through her Carnegie CASTL 2000-2001 Fellowship. The listings here are not intended as an endorsement of any kind, but as a list of resources teachers and preK-12 education students should evaluate and use as appropriate for their needs. If you have any comments about these web sites, or suggestions for additional web resources, please contact Dr. Schifter directly. (Last update: March 18, 2013)

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Distance Learning

	Distance Learning Research Network (DLRN) A Department of Education program that provides resources for distance learning.
	Global Schoolhouse aimed towards K-12 education
	Node in Canada The Node can work with your faculty and staff to develop effective online teaching strategies.
	ThinkQuest A competition for encouraging innovative design in online education. Includes a catalog of past winning projects.
	United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) Promotes the development and application of distance learning for education and training.
	World Association for Online Education (WAOE) A non profit international professional organization concerned with online pedagogy. WAOE offers membership services relevant to educators concerned with teaching online.
	Yahoo! Education: Distance Learning Yahoo! search engine links to distance learning resources.

	Bartlett's Familiar Quotations Search the unabridged database by keyword, author, or quote.
	Cool Quotes Collection From Voltaire to restroom-graffiti.
	Quotations Archive searchable database of quotations; browse quotations by subject, author, or use the search engine.
	Quote Geek Your favorite quotes.

English as a Second Language	Literature	Teacher Resources
Full-text Classics and Books	Reading Skills	University Writing Centers
Grammar	Style Manuals	Writing Skills

	Dave Sperling's ESL Cafe A "must see" for the ESL/EFL teacher or student looking for materials.
	ESL Lesson Plans Quizzes, brainteasers, and classroom activities are similarly available.
	ESL Lesson Plans II Even more.
	ESL Teaching Techniques
	ESL Teaching Tips for New and Veteran Educators Issues of classroom management, assessment, and the like are covered in depth.
	Kidscribe This site encourages bilingual students to publish essays, stories and poems.

	The Online Books Page directory of books free on the Internet; includes: index of thousands of on-line books; pointers to directories and archives of on-line texts
	Online Literary Library
	Complete Works of William Shakespeare All Shakespeare-All the time.
	Internet Classics Archive Online translations of classic western and eastern texts.

	Anagram Insanity An anagram is a word or phrase created by rearranging the letters from another word or phrase. How many can you make out of your name?
	Common Errors in English A Washington State University professor has developed a web page to help students who consistently make the same grammatical errors.
	English Teaching Ideas Suggested classroom activities for students ages 5-11.
	Grammar Gorillas Organized by the Learning network for those needing help identifying parts of speech.
	Kids Crosswords and Other Puzzles A variety of puzzles are available on current events, holidays, and different subject areas, with the option of joining an email list to receive updates.

	C.S. Lewis Web site devoted to the science-fiction author of "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" series.
	Children's Literature Web Guide An attempt to collect and categorize the growing number of Internet resources related to books for children and young adults. Book reviews, new and recommended book listings, teachers' commentaries, discussion boards, and current award-winning books are included.
	Dr. Seuss Online Stories Seussville
	Teaching Shakespeare Lesson plans, workshops, festivals, and more available from the Folger Library.

	Booktalks -- Quick and Simple Database of over 600 ready-to-use booktalks. Designed for K-12 teachers and librarians.
	Reading Comprehension Includes weekly worksheets for upper elementary and middle school levels.
	Reading Rainbow Companion site to the PBS program provides classroom activities to accompany daily programs as well as information on annual young writers' and illustrators' competitions.
	ReadingLady.com The place where teachers can turn to find ready to go units, as well as information about reading and learning with other teachers. Lesson plans are ready to go in your classroom.

	100 Remedial Reading and Phonics Worksheets Worksheets for improving reading and phonics skills. Also includes vocabulary lists and downloads resources for teachers and parents.
	Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site This site posts original book reviews, author studies, and lesson plans by Carol Hurst, an expert in the area of children's literature.
	National Council of Teachers of English
	Stellaluna's Friends Created by Susan Silverman, a 2nd grade teacher, incorporates reading, language arts, technology, and science standards of learning.

	Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Web Site Offers teaching suggestions on how to practice writing skills using children's books.
	Interactive Poetry Pages Allows readers to either begin a poem, comment on, add to, or complete another collaborative poetry effort.
	KidNews Kids' Writing From Practically Everywhere Encourages children to submit book reviews, poetry, short stories, and news reports from their communities.
	Paradigm Online Writing Assistant Help in discovering, organizing, revising, and editing informal, thesis, argumentative, and exploratory essays.
	Punctuation Made Simple Discussion of several of the most useful punctuation marks: The colon, semicolon, comma, dash, and apostrophe.

	EDSITEment Humanities-centered lesson plans, websites, and references offered by the NEH.
	H-Net An interdisciplinary organization of scholars dedicated to developing the enormous educational potential of the Internet.
	National Endowment for the Humanities The NEH's mission is to enrich American cultural life by promoting knowledge of human history, thought and culture throughout the nation. It seeks to accomplish this by providing grants for humanities projects.

	Africana.com Provides information and connections to all aspects of the African Diaspora. Connected to the excellent Encyclopedia Africana.
	African Timelines A series of fantastic timelines with embedded links assembled by an English professor at Central Oregon Community College.
	Black Facts Online An online searchable database of events, birthdates, an anniversaries that reveal what happened on any particular day in African American history.
	Encyclopedia Britannica's guide to Black History Updated and redesigned, the Britannica spotlight offers a rich archive of 600 articles and related media, selected links, and a teacher's guide to support its six thoughtful student activities
	K-12 Guide to African Resources Resources exploring Africa and the African diaspora for students and teachers. Includes lesson ideas, and library holdings.
	Library of Congress Several exhibits relating to black history are presented. The African American Odyssey uses government documents, manuscripts, maps and musical scores. There are pamphlets, sermons, slave narratives, speeches and playbills produced between 1818 and 1907.
	National Museums of Kenya The art and culture of central Africa.
	University of Pennsylvania's African Studies Center
	Works Progress Administration The University of Virginia maintains an electronic archive of American slave narratives, first-hand accounts of more than 2,300 former slaves.

	Chronology of U.S. Historical Documents Full-text primary sources from 300 years of our nation's history from the colonial era to the present.
	Mr.Horwitz's U.S.History Class A list of 1300 historical links in chronological order, historical indexes, outlines and directories, lesson plans, web design links, web quests for teachers.
	The New Deal Network An educational web site sponsored by the Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute and the Institute for Learning Technologies at Teachers College/Columbia University. More than 600 articles are available on the Great Depression and the FDR administration.
	National Center for Issues-Centered Education Introduces teachers to issues-centered approaches to teaching social studies and other school subjects, with the aim of helping teachers create stronger linkages between students' lives and the subjects, topics, issues, and themes they study in school.
	The Launching of a New Constitution A complete unit on The Constitution of the United States of America, and uses unique question sheets on every article and section in the Constitution.
	American President: Presidential History Resources Includes lesson plans, web resources, essays, historical documents, and a glossary.
	With Miles to go before I Sleep A virtual journey on the Underground Railroad for students in grades 4 - 10. Using real-time data on the Web, students keep journals where they respond to problems that they encounter along the way. Students also have an opportunity to participate in contemporary ethical discussions on topics related to slavery.
	Guide for the Presidents of the United States This site was recommended by the students of Ms. April Cramer in Goodyear, AZ. They found this site and thought it should be included here and I totally agree. Thank you to Ms. Cramer and her students!! In the mean time, check out this site that helps you understand the Presidents of the U.S.

	Greensboro Sit Ins - Launch of a Civil Rights Movement
	1965 March To Selma, Alabama
	Martin Luther King, Jr. Papers Project at Stanford University Contains many of his speeches and sermons.
	Martin Luther King, Jr. Includes photo Tour of the Civil Rights Movement - By Seattle Times
	National Park Service Historical Archive
	Brown vs. Board of Education An introduction to the case.
	African American Odyssey - A Quest for Full Citizenship (Library of Congress)
	The Civil Rights Movement 1955-1965 An Introduction
	Lesson Plan on Eyes on the Prize: The Civil Rights Struggle, 1954 to 1965 A detailed series of lesson plans.
	Civil Rights Sojourn High school students from across the country learn about the civil rights movement, by taking expeditions to the South, and meeting movement veterans.
	Greensboro Sit Ins: Launch of a Civil Rights Movement A multimedia site presented by the Greensboro Public Library.
	Library of Congress: Civil Rights Era Part of the American Memory Project.
	Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) An introductory site designed by University of North Carolina students.
	Veterans of the Civil Rights Movement Personal testimony and contact information from primarily SNCC and SCLC veterans.
	Charlie Cobb An oral history interview with the SNCC worker who proposed the need for Liberation Schools in Mississippi.
	Medgar Evers
	Fanny Lou Hamer An oral history interview with the MFDP member and civil rights activist.
	Rosa Parks A biographical sketch and interview are available
	Malcolm X An extensive site documenting his life.
	Black History Museum
	Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
	Civil Rights in Mississippi Oral History Project of University of Southern Mississippi.
	National Voting Rights Museum in Selma, Alabama

	1492: An Ongoing Voyage From the Library of Congress' 500 year anniversary exhibit, one learns about the myths and realities surrounding Christopher Columbus and his transatlantic expeditions.
	Discovers Web Links to information on hundreds of voyages of discovery and exploration including the travelogues of dozens of famous explorers.
	National Geographic Homepage of the magazine that has sparked children's and adults' imagination of other lands and peoples for more than a century.
	National Lewis and Clark Education Center The National Lewis and Clark Education Center engages educators and students in a dynamic understanding of The Lewis and Clark expedition (1803-1806).
	Marco Polo's Asia An essay on Marco Polo and his adventures in Asia.

African Studies	European History	United States History (general)
Ancient Greece & Rome	Exploration	Women's Studies
Ancient Egypt & Mesopotamia	Geography	Teacher Resources
Archeology & Ancient History	Indigenous Peoples	World History
Asian Studies	Latin American Studies	Civil Rights Movement
Civics - Political Science	Middle East	Current Events
Economics	Military History

	Ask the Amish From Lancaster County, PA, find out about the Pennsylvania Dutch.
	Atlapedia Online Access maps that show either the physical or political detail of a country or area of the world.
	Desks of Power: A U.S. Government Guide for Kids - this site was recommended by a great middle school student who found it to be really helpful. Here's to Malcom and Thank you for the reference!!
	HyperHistory Online Site divided into four subtopics: People, History, Events and Maps, covering 3,000 years of history.
	My Virtual Reference Desk - History History sites by the dozens.
	National Center for History in the Schools US History Standards The standards are both online and in print form.
	Social Studies Education: National Council for the Social Studies Social Studies Resources and Information from National Council for the Social Studies.
	Social Studies Links Over 800 links for social studies in 20 different categories.
	Social Studies on the Web Assembled by a certified mathematics and social studies instructor designed to provide not only links to many sites helpful to teachers and students of the social studies, but to help with using the Web in lesson planning.
	Internet Modern History Sourcebook Literally thousands of primary sources are available for classroom use.
	Oral History in the Teaching of U.S. History Ideas for using oral history as a learning tool.

	Ancient Greek World Index
	Ancient Rome Learn about its architecture, emperors, politicians, leading writers, and daily life.
	Ancient Roman History Timeline Historical content and chronological index of links to Ancient Roman sites. Emphasis is place on primary sources and new perspectives of the roles of women.
	Christian Catacombs of Rome Includes the outline, history and importance of the catacombs as historical evidence in the life and martyrdom of the early Church.
	Encyclopedia Mythica An encyclopedia on mythology, folklore, legends, and more. It contains over 5700 definitions of gods and goddesses, supernatural beings, and legendary creatures and monsters from all over the world.
	Illustrated History of the Roman Empire History of the Roman Empire, featuring large chapters, chronologies, biographies, illustrations, and interactive maps.
	Primary Latin Texts Works of Catullus, Horace, Ovid, Virgil and others.

	Ancient Sites Games, trivia, quizzes, tours and a Virtual Classroom within 3D reconstructions of Rome, Egypt and Athens.
	Archeological Institute of America Contains an array of links by region of the world.
	Buried Cities and Lost Tribes Learn how archeological work is done and its significance to learning about the past.
	Interactive Ancient Mediterranean An on-line atlas of the ancient Mediterranean world designed to serve the needs and interests of students and teachers of classics, ancient history, geography, archaeology and related fields.
	Internet Classics Archive Online translations of classic western and eastern texts.
	Perseus Project An evolving library of resources for advanced study of the ancient world.
	Seven Wonders of the Ancient World Offers a detailed history of these sites.

	Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, Freer Gallery of Art The National Museums of Asian Art at the Smithsonian Institution. Well organized, easy to navigate, and contains tons of information.
	Kyoto National Museum Ceramics, sculpture, paintings, calligraphy, metalwork, more. The masterworks section contains both good enlargements and good explanatory text.
	Chinese Propaganda Poster Pages A site dedicated to Chinese political propaganda posters as they have been produced from 1949 until the present day. Contains many annotated images.
	History of China A compact but complete history of China, with gifs of the names of the essential dynasties/eras in Chinese.
	History of the Great Wall of China The history of the great wall of China is described, along with why Chinese chose to build the Great Wall, their cultural development, and a soldier's life along the wall.
	Opium War Links and discussion forum on both the war itself and a 1997 movie based upon it, from the Digital China/Harvard project.
	Korea Korean History Project A comprehensive multimedia history of Korean people from approximately 2200 BCE to the present.
	Ancient India Brief overviews of the major topics from prehistory through to the Islamic invasions.
	Daily Life in Ancient India Part of a schools series, laid out in a simple easy to follow form.

	British Museum Online access to a vast collection of world art and artifacts.
	EuroDocs Primary historical documents on Western Europe from the Medieval period to the twentieth century. Research may be conducted by individual nation or Europe as a whole.
	Napoleon.org Covers all things pertaining to French leader Napoleon Bonaparte.
	A Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust Site produced by the Florida Center for Instructional Technology that includes timelines, information, and hundreds of lesson plans.
	The Vikings Explore a Viking village, find out who the Vikings were, delve into the secrets of a Norse ship, or write your name in the runes.
	World of the Vikings Includes academic sites, e-mail lists, museums, and re-enactment organizations.

	Ancient Nubia A strong web page that sheds light on the civilization that once lived along the Nile River of southern Egypt and Northern Sudan.
	Walk Like An Egyptian Modern guide to the philosophies and religion of ancient Egypt.

	Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids Developed by the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO) offers material for the K-12 educator.
	Center for Civic Education A nonprofit, nonpartisan educational corporation dedicated to fostering the development of informed participation in civic life. Along the resources available included a collection of lesson plans and materials for social studies teachers developed by the center.
	Congress Link Developed by The Dirksen Congressional Center, materials were designed in cooperation with teachers of American government, American history, and civics to address current trends toward student-centered, research-based, authentic curriculum.
	C-Span in the Classroom Offers information and resources for educators who use C-SPAN in their classrooms.
	Democratic Party Official web site features daily updates of news and commentary.
	Firstgov This is a new "homepage" of the federal government and should become your first click for any form of information on the federal government or published by one of its offices.
	National Constitution Center Established by Congress as an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, the NCC was formed to increase awareness and understanding of the US Constitution. Along with teacher resources and original lesson plans, some of the major documents of our nation's history are available for download.
	National Standards for Civics & Government Written by the Center for Civic Education and sponsored by the Office of Educational Research and Improvement of the U.S. Department of Education and the Pew Charitable Trusts.
	Republican National Committee Official Internet home of the Republican National Committee. Updated daily with news and commentary from the RNC.
	Thomas Database Legislative Information A U.S. Congress site that includes bill summaries and status reports and discussions on contemporary legislative affairs.
	United Nations Cyber School bus Lesson plans, activities, and articles on AIDS, urbanization, and political hotspots in the world. A model UN discussion forum is here as well.
	White House Research the Executive branch of government's history. A treasure trove of primary sources are available including audio files of Presidents' speeches.
	White House for Kids Socks and Buddy will be your guides to the White House web site. Learn history, about the president and you can even write him a letter.

	Adam Smith Brief bio and links to resources and works by the author of Wealth of Nations.
	Economic Education Web Provides support for economic education and teaching in all forms and at all levels.
	Economics America A comprehensive program of the National Council on Economic Education. This site elaborates on the standards for economic education.
	EcoSim An interactive simulation in which each student plays the role of a company and a group of people, or a legislator in the government/central bank.
	FAQs about United States Paper Currency All you ever wanted to know about US paper money: how it is produced, whose picture gets chosen, how much is printed; from the US Dept. of the Treasury.
	History of Economic Thought A repository of links and information on the history of economic thought, from the ancient times until the modern day, designed for those interested in learning about economics from a historical perspective.
	History of Money from Ancient Times to the Present Day Money in its social, political, and economic context from the dawn of history to the end of the 20th century.
	Intermediate Macroeconomics Animated and interactive models, tutorials, online quizzes, data and a graphing applet, and dictionaries of macroeconomics terms in more than a dozen languages.
	Investing for Kids This Web site is designed by kids for kids. It examines stocks, bonds, mutual funds and the like. It teaches the principles of saving and investing. It also includes a stock game.
	KidsBank.Com Presents a tutorial for kids designed to explain the basics of such banking services as how savings, interest, and checking works.
	LaborNet: News about labor movements.
	Museum of American Financial History Online exhibits and resources chronicling the role of finance and capital markets in American history.
	Money Museum A virtual museum about money in civilization, from antiquity to the present.
	Social Security Kids Stuff Animal friends give a simple explanation of how the U.S. Social Security system works. Part of the official web site of the Social Security Administration.
	Tax Interactive An online source for understanding taxes. It is geared towards teens and produced by the US Internal Revenue Service and the American Bar Association Section on Taxation.
	Treasury Department Kid's Page Learn about cash, money, savings bonds.
	Young Investor Web Site Site offer kids and teens to learn the fundamentals of money and investing.

	Haudenosaunee Iroquois Homework Help A team of native people provides to students culturally sensitive and factual information about the Haudenosaunee also known as the Iroquois (Mohawk, Oneida, Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca, and Tuscarora).
	National Museum of the American Indian
	Nativeweb Resources on indigenous peoples around the world.
	Native American Conquest for Teens These articles, written for teens, serve as a guide through North America before its Indian cities were destroyed by foreign diseases.
	Native American Resources A Native American Report

	Aztec Account of the Conquest of Mexico In 1519 Hernan Cortés sailed from Cuba, landed in Mexico and made his way to the Aztec capital.
	History of Mexico Hosted by the History Channel, a host of links to information about the people, wars, events, and milestones in Mexican History, including the Aztecs, the Mayans, Pancho Vila, Santa Anna, the Mexican-American War, NAFTA, the Alamo, Cortez, and a timeline of Mexican history.
	Latin American Network Information Center LANIC's primary goal is to facilitate access to information on, from, or about Latin America Its editorially reviewed directories contain more than 12,000 unique URL's pertaining to Latin America.
	Mayan Kids Interactive Teaches about Mayan civilization through pictures, text, and games.

	ArabNet Resource for the Arab World in the Middle East and North Africa Country-by-country detailed profiles. Overview, history, geography, business, culture, government, transport, tours, country links.
	The Crusades A collection of contemporary accounts of the crusades.
	The Glory of Byzantium Explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art's exhibit celebrating the second golden age of Byzantine art. Includes Byzantine art themes, the history of Byzantium, and a visual timeline.
	Images and Graphics of the Middle East Made available through Columbia University.
	Mesopotamia Extensive list of links on the culture and history of the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia.
	Middle East Documents and Historical Background Documents and maps relating to the history of the Middle East and the Palestine-Israel conflict in particular.
	Middle East Network Information Center Extensive resource covering ancient history, arts and humanities, business and finance, culture and groups, energy, government and politics, maps and travel, news and media, regional information.
	Women in the Middle East Online resources regarding women in the Middle East, sorted by country.

	Flags of the American Revolution Illustrations and descriptions of eleven different flags flown by British and colonial troops during the war.
	Virtual Marching Tour of the American Revolution Timelimes, maps, and descriptions of the major events leading up to the war and its battles are available for students and teachers.
	America During the Age of the Revolution 1764-1775 Timeline provided by the Library of Congress
	America During the Age of the Revolution 1776-1789
	War of 1812 and Associated Documents A collection of legal and diplomatic documents that relate to the war. Includes the Declaration of War and the Treaty of Ghent.
	American Civil War Home Page Hundreds of links and a wealth of speeches, maps, photos, and similar primary sources from the era.
	Civil War Photographs Home Page Part of the American Memory/Library of Congress contains 1,118 photographs. Most of the images were made under the supervision of Mathew B. Brady.
	Trenches on the Web Excellent resources for materials and primary sources from the Great War of 1914-1918.
	World War I Document Archive Assembled by volunteers of the World War I Military History List.
	A-Bomb Web Museum Compare the opposing viewpoint on the U.S.' decision to use the atomic bomb and read Japanese survivors' accounts of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. A starting point for research on the aftermath of nuclear warfare as well.
	Anne Frank Diaries Learn about her life, read selections from Anne's diary, and begin to comprehend the Holocaust.
	World War II Documents Made available through Yale University's Avalon Project.
	The Vietnam War: A teacher's resource For high school history teachers.

	Documents from the Women's Liberation Movement A searchable online archive of full-text documents about the feminist movement.
	Internet Women's History Sourcebook Attempts to present online documents and secondary discussions which reflect the various ways of looking at the history of women within broadly defined historical periods and areas. Includes ancient, medieval and modern.
	History of the Suffrage Movement Includes a chronology of events leading to women's right to vote, and from 1920 to today.
	Living the Legacy: The Women's Rights Movement 1848 - 1998 Detailed timeline, classroom activities, biographical sketches, and examples of students' work are available.
	National Museum of Women's History Dedicated to preserving, displaying, interpreting, and celebrating the historic contributions and rich, diverse experiences of women.
	National Organization for Women Information on women's issues for women's activists.
	Woman Suffrage in Political Cartoons More than two dozen political cartoons of the woman suffrage movement showing how it was portrayed by both supporters and opponents.

	Berlin Wall This searchable site contains vast amounts of information, including a timeline; an extensive collection of photographs with views of Checkpoint Charlie, escapes, wall art and the wall's demolition; facts about the wall: and an extensive archive of documents and photographs.
	Eighteenth-Century Resources Think of anything about the 18th century Western Europe and the U.S. and it is here.
	Historia's Castle Java applet quizzes for World History students.
	HyperHistory Online Organizes 3,000 years of world history.
	Journal of Multimedia History A wonderful resource that provides reviews of history-related software, websites, and videos and discusses how emerging technology can be incorporated in teaching.
	Social Studies Sources Web page designed specifically for K-12 social studies teachers and students.
	Today in History Database offers the ability to search by date or subject.
	United States Holocaust Memorial Museum America's national institution for the documentation, study, and interpretation of Holocaust history.
	The World of the Vikings

	Atlapedia Demographic and geographical information on all the nations of the world.
	David Rumsey Collection Over 2,300 high-resolution digital images of maps from one of the largest private collections of historic maps in the US. Maps would be useful for a teacher searching for 18th and 19th c. North and South America cartographic materials.
	GeoNetGame Online geography game for students grades 4 and above; includes a teachers' guide.
	Great Globe Gallery on the World Wide Web Graphical collection that offers different views of our planet.
	Historical Atlas of the 20th Century A fantastic collection of color-coded atlas maps showing world population, governments, wars, and other historical trends. Many include brief historical commentaries.
	Internet Geographer Web directory of links for school geography classes, selected and summarized by an experienced teacher from Great Britain.
	Kids @ National Geographic
	National Geographic Resources for Teachers
	Online Geography Games An interactive site students may enjoy.
	Oxfam's Cool Planet for Kids & Teachers Information and resources on countries where Oxfam works, to encourage global citizenship.
	Social Science Data Collection Useful for advanced economics and political science classes, here one can find economic analysis reports on the federal government.
	State games USA Web Games

	ABC News American Broadcasting Company
	AllAfrica.com News and information about Africa.
	BBC World News World News Page of British Broadcasting Corp. with text and audio/video clips.
	Channel NewsAsia Real-time text and video news about Asia.
	C-SPAN Live video and audio from C-SPAN public affairs networks.
	CNN Interactive News and information, just like the cable channel.
	European Voice News and analysis of the European Union.
	The Hill Weekly Washington, DC newspaper for and about the U.S. Congress.
	International Herald Tribune International news
	The New York Times on the Web
	New York Times Cartoons Political cartoons provided by the New York Times.
	News in Pictures Contains news events in pictures (primarily).
	NewsLibrary Searchable archives of articles from major newspapers across the country.
	Newsweek.com Online version of Newsweek news magazine.
	MSNBC News Microsoft and NBC News, with text and broadcast feeds.
	Philadelphia Inquirer
	Roll Call Online: News Scoops U.S. Congress and politics
	Time Daily Daily breaking news from Time Magazine.
	USA Today Front Page National daily newspaper.
	Washingtonpost.com The Washington Post newspaper online

	MultiCultural Review Main Menu Page A quarterly journal for teachers at all grade levels and anyone interested in learning about new developments and trends in the field of cultural diversity.
	Multicultural Lesson Plans Dozens of links to applicable classroom activities for the K-12 teacher.
	Multicultural Pavilion. This comprehensive site was established for K-12 educators with an interest in developing a multicultural curriculum.
	National Association for Multicultural Education A journal, listserv, and links are some of the materials available for educators.
	Preschool Activities for a Multicultural Theme Students explore different cultures, traditions and customs as they participate in these early childhood activities and lesson plans.
	Teaching Diversity Ideas and activities that deal with multicultural issues.

Algebra	Geometry	Resources for Math Teachers
Calculus	Math (K-12)	Trigonometry

	Algebra.Help Online resource for students/parents/teachers, includes lessons, tutorials, and calculators.
	Algebra Wizard Free e-zine, Algebra Times, helps students and teachers with algebra.
	Pick's Theorem
	Pythagorean Theorem