An excellent source for American History is the Library of Congress - American Memory

The New York Times Learning Network benefits students in junior high with news summaries.

Time for Kids is great for kids of all ages.

Check out the Weekly Reader for current events and news summaries.

A beautiful site for all your geography needs - games, pictures, information and articles from National Geographic.

If you are studying about the government of the United States, don't miss this site created by a Berkeley High School teacher, Teel's Government Page.

Attention Fourth Graders! Do you need a place to start your reasearch on the Califronia Missions? Try The Uncommon Mission

Mr. Dowling's Electronic Passport - Browse the world in a Virtual Classroom

For great math practice go to AAA Math.

Interactive Math is an awesome virtual math site.

Students can visit Mrs. Glosser's Math Goodies for puzzles, math chats, homework help, and tutoring options. A good site for practicing basic math facts.

Looking for a place to practice math skills while having great fun? Try Cool Math for Kids or Fun Brain, both with a variety of fun math activities.

A great site for Metric - U.S. Measurement Conversions

Mr. Kirby's Writing Tips is a great page to help organize creative writing ideas.

Merriam-Webster's site just for kids, Word Central has clever,colorful, and kid friendly activities with vocabulary.

Book Adventure is a Web-based reading program for kids 5-14. If you need some suggestions for books to read, check out the reviews on this site.

If you need help with a bibliography, visit Student ABC or BibMe

NASA's Planetary Photojournal is the place to go for those stunning photos you want to illustrate projects about the solar system. Try Earthview for views of the earth from every angle. Zoom Dinosaurs is a great site if you love those giant prehistoric reptiles. Need a science summary? Try Science Daily .

Windows to the Universe. Funded by NASA, this is an extremely comprehensive site on space science.

Try Tiny Planets for some science fun with aliens Bing and Bong. I love the site COOL SCIENCE FOR CURIOUS KIDS

If you are looking for information for animal reports try the UC Berkeley site, Animals, Animals, Animals

Have some fun while earning food for the hungry at the Free Rice site or earn water at Free Poverty.

Copyright laws are important to know when you are using information from the internet. Here is a great site written by fifth graders that might help in understanding the complicated rules of copyright. It's called From Pokemon to Picasso, Art Rights and Wrongs .

If you are creating a movie or podcast and need copyright free music try Pod Safe Audio.

Need creative commons phopos? Try the Morgue File or Flickr

If you are looking for more information on html or need a RGB color chart with Hex codes try WebMonkey.