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                GENERAL/ REFERENCE RESOURCES

Novel Studyguides & Integration Ideas Online
SCORE'S Cyberguides provide enhancement activities directly linked to the Web. Each "cyberguide" contains a student and teacher edition, links to California standards, a task and a process, teacher-selected Web sites and an assessment rubric..

Kathy's Schrock's Guide for Educators
     This site provides an extremely organized list of education Web sites.   A timesaver.

Smithsonian Institution
This site makes it easy to find what you are looking for in the 14-museum complex in Washington D.C. It provides an A-to-Z list of subjects. Also, visit the Kids Castle, a fun interactive place for kids.

RingWorld
Ringworld is the Webring directory to clusters of subject-oriented sites. Select a
subject and then move around a ring of between five and 60 sites. An unusual and creative way to perform a search.

ICONNECT
Designed by American Association of School Librarians, this site is designed to
get students, library media specialists and teacher connected to learning using the Internet.
ICONnet resources include online courses for both beginners and advanced internet users , curriculum links, a mini-grant program and KidsConnect, an internet question and answer service for k-12 students.
Hotlist of Museums
This List has something for everyone-- from a Museum of Papermaking to
Monterey Bay Aquarium's live Penquin cam, Computer Museum, Botanical Gardens. An extremely comprehensive site.
Adventure Online
Intended Audience: Middle School+
This site describes a variety of Online adventures. Visit this site if you are considering an online project with your students. It has an easy-to-use graphical interface.

50 States of the United States
Description: This site would be a great find for both teachers and students. Click and point on interactive maps and you will find anything you need to know about the fifty states and their capitals. Includes Homework help for kids and lesson plans for teachers.

K-12 World Description: This cyber-library contains ideas on how to use web resources effectively in education. A searcher can perform a secure search for educational content by Subject/topic, keyword or Resource Level. It has its own customized version of Microsoft Internet Explorer designed specifically for Education.

PBS Teacher Source
Intended Audience: K-12 Educators
Description: Over 1,400 lessons and activities in various curriculum areas.

Name of Site: Library Spot
Description: This site contains tools for students, teachers, parents and administrators. It is a collection of the best library and reference URLs at one site.

Name of Site: Historical Text Archive
Intended Audience: Teachers; Middle School +
Description: The many links are divided by regional or national history, topical history, and resources and provide the searcher with excellent information and visual access to documents and artifacts.

Name of Site: MCREL'S Lesson Plans and Activities
Description: Links to the arts, language arts, inter/multidisciplinary, math, science, social studies, and technology curriculum areas are alphabetically listed with topics.

Name of Site: The Internet Movie Database
Intended Audience: General Public; Teachers
This huge database would be helpful when making book and movie matches and
related tie-ins to enhance the curriculum. Search by title, genre, country of the setting, production company, location, etc. Also , you can connect to links for reviews, awards, and much , much more.

Ed's Oasis
This site would be a great place for teachers to get lesson plans, ideas for projects and information on on other educational resources.