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Teachers and Parents,
This is the Primary Students' Home Page.
While these are wonderful resources for PreK-Kindergarten-2nd grade, it is not recommended for this age group to be on the internet without adult supervision. Given this situation, teacher and parent resources are also listed on this page. Not all the websites on this page have graphic links. Please scroll down to view all the listed websites.
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Fun with High Frequency words
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NetSmartz® is an "interactive, educational online safety resource from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children® (NCMEC) and Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) for children aged 5 to 17, parents, guardians, educators, and law enforcement that uses age-appropriate, 3-D activities to teach children how to stay safer on the Internet."
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"AOL@SCHOOL Jr.: Content for Kindergarten through Grade 2...a special collection of resources for younger children...an easy to navigate, graphically pleasing site where younger students can find the classroom materials they need."
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 Check out the new AOL webpage for grades K - 2.
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"The Big6, developed by Mike Eisenberg and Bob Berkowitz, is the most widely-known and widely-used approach to teaching information and technology skills in the world. When you apply the Big6 steps, you have an essential framework to approach any information-based question." Click on the apple for the Big6 Steps for K-2.
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Kids @ Random "This professional site offers tons of information . . .Mini-sites like the one about Junie B. Jones have book reviews, activities, ideas, author information, and the occasional trivia quiz. The site has links to reviews of children’s books searchable by title or author. In addition, new books are highlighted and pages can be previewed for some books. There is a Games and Contests section that links many fun activities for students at many ages. . . Although this is a commercial site, intended to help sell the company's products, the number and quality of free online features makes it a good teaching resource in itself." [September 2002 review by Education World]Scroll down to "Favorites". To view more selections, click on "See all of our Mini-sites".
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PBS Kids "It's full of high-interest, safe sites for children. Kids can return repeatedly and still find new places to explore. The individual sites are based on PBS children's television programs and are full of familiar characters. . . PBS is known for its high-quality education programming, and this Web site maintains the standard. Have fun! [Best of '99 review by Education World] Check out Arthur, Between the Lions, Clifford, Reading Rainbow and many more!
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Scholastic Kids Play the games; join the Flashlight Readers Club; check out the Homework Hub; visit Captain Underpants, Clifford the Big Red Dog, or Harry Potter; and explore so much more.
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ALA's Great Web Sites for Kids This directory is developed by the Association for Library Service to Children, a subchapter of the American Library Association. They have found wonderful websites for young children. Once at the ALA web site directory, click on the blue button to search for web sites, or scroll down to browse through the selected web sites grouped by subject areas.
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Free graphic images were obtained courtesy of www.gifs.net for "kerokero.gif" & www.teacherfiles.com for "Sherlock". Presently seeking permission to use Scholastic and AOL's graphics to link to their perspective sites. Permissions to use the other graphic links have been granted. All other graphics have been cited on other pages on this website.
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