The Library Resource Page
This page was designed to
guide and direct you to resources online.
ENGLISH
- iT's Online - The online publication
of iT's Magazine, containing both teacher & student sections with daily
lesson plans, projects and international pen pals.
- Columbia University Bartleby
Library - Online library of poetry, prose, and reference
material.
- OneLook Dictionaries - Collection of
hundreds of dictionaries. Don't forget to click on "Browse Dictionary
List" and "More Dictionaries."
- Research Skills Area - Resources
& aids to guide students through the steps of successful
researching.
- KidPub - more than 11,000 stories
written by kids from all over the world.
- Writing Den -
Informational site for grades 4-12 to improve English reading, comprehension,
and writing skills.
- Classics Online - Classic novels from 15
renowned authors, with complete print available for reading over the
web.
- Literary
Hyper-Calendar - Find out what happened in literary history on any
particular day.
- Rhyming Dictionary -
Working on a poem and can't find a word that rhymes? Check out this
rhyme dictionary which allows you to enter a word and search for words that
rhyme with it.
MATH
- Eric's Treasure Trove of
Mathematics - encyclopedia of mathematical definitions and examples in a
more informal language
- Math Forum - large collection of links
to student and teacher resources, problems and questions of the
week.
- Mathematics
of the Internet - tour of mathematics for calculus, curves, knots, primes,
pi, etc.
- Regional Alliance Hub - K-12
mathematics, science, and technology.
- Mega Math - This site has
different types of problems for students to read and study. They involve
many different topics, such as colors schemes, numbers and limits, algorithms,
probability and more.
- Unofficial TI Calculator Homepage - covers
basic overview, programmability, archives of programs in Basic and Assembly
languages, and even reviews of existing programs.
- Doctor Math - This site is a
compilation of math questions previously submitted and answered. New questions
may be posed and submitted by anyone visiting this site.
- Math to Build on -
There are many different tricks involving memory aids for fractions and
functions, working with angles, degrees, variables and other related
topics. Even includes and online glossary of mathematical
terms.
HISTORY
- Lone Star Junction - Early Texas history
with multidimensional events, notable Texans, documents, history forum, book
reviews, etc.
- Colonial Williamsburg - history of the the
colonial capital of Virginia, colonial life, biographies, children,
slaves, etc.
- The Perseus Project - digital library
for studying literature, history, art and archeology from ancient Greece and
Rome.
- Consolatium Philosophorum
- of the discussion of Medieval, Middle Ages and Renaissance art, literature,
music, sociology, culture, architecture and history.
- Civil War Archive - regimental
histories, corps histories, battle summaries, rosters, reports, letters,
links, battle flags and diaries.
SCIENCE
- The
Globe Project - hands-on program that joins students, educators, and
scientists from around the world in studying the global
environment.
- The Center for Human Simulation - the
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center's database of anatomical detail
defined digitally in three dimensions brings about endless possibilities in
visualization and simulations.
- Inner Body - Interactive web site aimed
at education on the human anatomy.
- Solar System Tour -
Online site hosting rich environment of information about the different
planets in our system, along with other astral bodies of briefhistory of
space exploration.
- Albert Einstein Online - This site
includes links to biographies of Albert Einstein, his papers, Einstein quotes,
pictures of him, related pages, and announcements concerning
him.
- UC Berkeley Museum of
Paleontology - Find out all about paleontology here! You can browse
by taxon, period, or topic to get information on many living and extinct
species. You can find out where fossils have been found, when and where
animals lived, what family a species belongs to, morphology of the species,
and more!
TEACHERS
#1
Think Quest
#2 Teachers Net
#3 Federal Resources
#4 Devils Rope Museum
#5 PBS Teacher Source
We hope that this site has helped you calm
those homework headaches. Please come again, and bring a friend along
too. It's been fun, see you later!
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This page was last updated on 2/22/08
