Surfing the Net with Kids: Reader Readers

February 16, 2000

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http://www.artsconnected.org

Submitted February 9, 2000 by Scott Sayre, a teacher from
USA who is affiliated with the site:

“ArtsConnectEd contains thousands of works of art, audio, video
and K-12 educational resources from the collections of the
Minneapolis Institute of Arts and the Walker Art Center.”

For more sites like this one, visit Interactive Art.

http://members.tripod.co.uk/dollypuzzle/fruitdance.html

Submitted February 16, 2000 by Frances, a reader from
Plymouth, England who is affiliated with the site:

“I have been told children love to dance along to Fruit Dance.
There is a link to the rest of my site, which is child safe.”

For more sites like this one, visit Animated Dancing.

http://www.kidsville.net/

Submitted February 7, 2000 by Kathleen Driggers, a teacher
from Washington State, U.S. who is affiliated with the site:

“It’s a fun site for my kids and myself. There are many
activities,
clubs and ways to learn about kids with disabilities, as well has have
fun. This site has everything. It’s an online community for kids.”

For more sites like this one, visit Online Playgrounds.

http://www.waynet.wayne.in.us/nonprofit/coffin.htm

Submitted February 13, 2000 by Diane Andrew, a parent from
Hagerstown, Indiana who is not affiliated with the site:

“The underground railroad sites sparked a memory of a house
used
on the underground railroad in the area where I grew up. I searched
the name and found this site. I thought it had some good pictures
and history of the house. Hope this is interesting to others wanting
to learn more about the underground railroad.”

For more sites like this one, visit Underground
Railroad.

http://www.onr.navy.mil/focus/ocean/

Submitted February 15, 2000 by Elizabeth, a reader from
Arlington, VA who is affiliated with the site:

“The first module of ONR’s Science and Technology Focus Site,
an
educational resource for students and teachers, spotlights
Oceanography. The site explores all areas of the ocean, from the
beaches and mangroves to the depths of the ocean basins and trenches.
Colorful, interactive graphics teach about the processes that keep the
ocean in motion. Quick quizzes and experiments test the viewers’
knowledge,
and ONR’s CyberScientist is on call to answer any questions. USA Today
declared the site a ‘Hot Site’ on Jan. 13, 2000.”

For more sites like this one, visit Under the Sea.

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