• Classroom Internet Hunt Based around the Christmas holiday the hunt will show kids some exciting educational web sites.

• The Space Place The Space Place is full of great spacey things to make and do. 

• Maths in the Year 2000 A new approach to teaching using multimedia and interactivity as a way of stimulating children to create something themselves.

• Y2Kids Art Students create art work sharing what they were doing on January 1, 2000. It is then uploaded on to the The Hugging Hands website in a special gallery where it will remain perpetually on display. 

• A Christmas Carol Charles Dickens' story of Mr. Scrooge.

• Healthy Kids Keeping Lambeth's kids healthy.

• American Indians and the Natural World Hosted by the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, this site is an exploration of four tribes of Native Americans.

• An Online History Of The Millennium A thousand years of history is neatly laid out on this UK newspaper site. 

• BBC Online: Millennium Games The BBC has compiled a neat little tribute to the millennium with quizzes, a maze, an interactive timeline game, and a sliding picture puzzle.

• A Family Millennium Celebrate the Millennium with Family Education! 

• Maths Lessons That Are Fun! Fun! Fun! A great site to find mathematics enrichment activities.

• Teletext CAMELL Expedition An eco-educational IT orientated joint British Australian expedition aiming to make the first circumnavigation of Australia with camels.

• The Science of Having Fun This colorful site is full of activities for young kids to learn how to make things, explore the world, and discover new skills. 

• Gorilla Foundation This Web site is of gorillas, for gorillas, and even to some 
  extent, by gorillas (don't miss the paintings).

• Kids@NationalGeographic Lots of colourful exciting resources for children of all ages.

• Christmas Around the World Extensive listing of traditions from various countries.

• Christmas on the Net Excellent overview of the history and traditions of Christmas.

• Santa Tracker Give this site your e-mail address and receive regular updates on what is going on at the North Pole; as the holidays get closer, you can visit the site to see preparations and even watch Santa launch the sleigh on Christmas Eve!

• Cool Science For Curious Kids Activities developed by five Children's Museums. The site itself is hosted by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and covers animals, plants, life cycles and microscopic life.

• Kellog's Toucan Everything from plants and animals to the people that live in the 
  rainforest. There are versions ion English and in French.

• Panda Web Cam Video is fed from 14 cameras strategically positioned in Zoo Atlanta's panda habitat 24 hours a day. A unique behind-the-scenes look at Lun Lun and Yang Yang, the two giant pandas that arrived in Atlanta from China on November 5, 1999.

• Online Autumn Online Autumn is complete and ready to be used as a resource for lower primary students. 

• A+ Math A Maths site for kids.

• The Mighty m&m Math Project Teaching fractions and percentages in a motivating and yummy way.

• The Lord Mayor's Show The venerable Corporation of London tells of its traditions dating back more than 800 years.

• Mr. Bones Put the bones back together in proper arrangement. (Requires Shockwave)

• Absolutely Whootie A warm and friendly children's story site that features folktales from around the world. 

• Kayleigh's Playground  A fun, safe, and educational place for toddlers, preschoolers, and young children.  

• NASA Kids Now children have their very own NASA website.

• The Pencil Pages These pages explain how pencils are made, give the history of the eraser, describe graphite, and more. 

• Math Goodies Math Goodies is a free educational site featuring interactive math lessons.

• Ozone Hole Tour Up to date presentation from Cambridge University which takes you on a virtual tour of the depleting ozone layer over the Antarctic.

• Tortoise & the Hare A lively, lengthy version of a very old story, adapted here to the Internet for the young readers.

• Monster Exchange Project Signup for this wonderful online project begins immediately and is only open to the first 500 schools!

• Mathematics Worksheet Factory Get a free download of a great worksheet generation program at this site. The program allows you to easily create instant, customized worksheets for the practice of arithmetic facts in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

• AP Education Contains free poems and teachers' notes linked to the National Literacy Strategy and a 'Unique-in-the-UK' electronic writer in residence service.

• Seven Steps Toward Better Searching An only activity from Professor Bernie Dodge at San Diego State University containing seven useful searching tricks to try.

• eHow This site offers a multitude of practical "How To's" on everything from writing limericks to applying to medical school.

• Seussville Share not only Dr. Seuss’ beloved books but also this fun, creative, and highly interactive website! 

• Math Stories A treasure trove of ready-to-print worksheets filled with well-written math story problems.

• AT&T Virtual Classroom open your classroom to the world!

• Animal Habitats A drawing of a zoo and an interactive map create a lively environment for practicing Web skills, while learning how animals live in several 
  basic habitats.

• PuzzleMaker Generate a variety of puzzles for the children straight off the web.

• New York Times Learning Network Eight lesson plans that feature Internet scavenger hunts. 

• Monster Motel Enter the creepy house at this address and be ready to scour the place 
  for monsters! Read about, create and write about monsters.

• The Puppetry Homepage If it's on the Internet and about puppetry, you will probably find it indexed here. 

• Kodak Picture Playground The Kodak Picture Playground is a great place to let kids manipulate digital images. 

• Topmarks Sites are organised in age groups. Two such examples are Infant Explorer and Weather Teddy.

• Total Eclipse A moving graphical demonstration of the forthcoming eclipse. The language is French, but it is easy to understand.

• NASA's Eclipse Site Much useful stuff and links to other sites. All you will need on the eclipse.

• African On-Line Store African Online Shop for books etc.,  from Africa.

• Basket Math Answer the questions to shoot the hoops.

• I Spy Here children can not only play online, they can create their own I Spy puzzles.

• Sunshine Literacy Hour New activities and lesson plans each month to support the Literacy Hour.

• Zeeks.com Interactive games, chat rooms, free e-mail, search engines, and other great kids' stuff.

• Grand Canyon Explorer A great way to visit one of America's most awe-inspiring natural treasures.

• ThinkMap An amazing tool that allows you to animate data so that you can interact with it to conduct analyses, brainstorm, and generate ideas.

• Web66 Schools talking to schools. Features school websites in 83 countries.

• Leonardo da Vinci The Museum of Science in Boston has one of the best websites dedicated to Leonardo. Multimedia presentations explain his life and his work.

• Energy In The Air Sounds From The Orchestra.

• Schoolmaster A unique free programme specially designed for schools, providing a secure and interactive Web based communication facility for teachers, students and their families.

• Sesame Street Educational fun for Nursery/Kindergarten based on the popular series.

• Pumpkins Ideas for the Autumn for Nursery/Kindergarten using pumpkins.

• Math Goodies A free educational site featuring interactive math lessons.

• Words & Pictures A fun packed site for 5-7 year olds with poems, games and activities to help with reading and writing

• Children's Creative Theatre A great resource for teachers and students interested in creative dramatics and theatre.
• PBS Kids! Lots of fun stuff to do and find out about.
• Pieces and Creases A Fun Guide to Origami
• Educate the Children Provides free lesson plans and electronic resources for primary school educators.
• Duck Family Site Every year this school has a female duck (this year two) that starts her
  family in the one of their courtyards. This year they've included their activities on our school's web site.
• National Curriculum Review Download the proposals for National Curriculum 2000.
• Art Safari The Museum of Modern Art invites kids to explore and create paintings and sculptures based on an animal theme.
• The Wacky World of Words   A place to find words that are, well, kind of wacky. Included are similes, oxymorons, anagrams, words-within-words, and lots more.
• The Como Project The challenge of materials from the Science Museum.
• Create a Cover Contest A first annual Create a Cover Contest. Winners of the contest will see their works of art featured on the front cover of Bonus.com in September for children around the world to enjoy.
• Cool Planet for teachers Extracts from three excellent classroom resource packs from Oxfam UK.
• Power of the World Wide Web This tutorial shows K-12 teachers how to harness the power of the World Wide Web for classroom use.
• teachers@work Over 2500 reviewed and rated year 0-12 educationally orientated, internet sites
• Puzzle Centre This free utility, designed with educators in mind, integrates the Internet into the classroom curriculum
• Literacy planning Literacy planning for Key Stages 1 & 2.
• Picture This Each week a new Tangram puzzle is featured for children to solve
• Owl Prowl This collaborative Internet project was written by children for children.
• Primary Treasures Primary Treasures for teachers.
• A Beginner's Guide to the Balkans This ABC News Special Report provides an overview and context for current events in the Balkans.
• Infant Explorer A website designed for Key Stage 1 children and teachers.
• Tate Gallery Follow their links to the Bankside Browser project.
• 4 Seasons Internet Project Integrates the Internet as a resource, rather than a lesson on its own.
• Weather Designed by Dr. Eric Flescher, "Weather" has been published on the Internet at the Annenburg Weather and Climate website.
• Hunt For Famous Explorers Game Who are the people that traveled into unknown places and discovered some of the landmarks or founded the cities that became capitals?
• Windows on China Links and resources about China.
• Hinduism A recommended site to schools learning or doing projects about Hinduism.
• kids Palace Agraphical user environment - in which kids can read, role-play and write stories. Part of a research project.
• LearningKingdom Loads of ideas for teachers on this educational site.
• Dinosaurs Alive! A six-week, on-line investigation of the science behind dinosaurs.
• St. Patrick's Day in CyberSpace All things relating to St. Patrick's Day!
• Teaching Ideas for Primary Teachers   Ideas provided by UK teacher Mark Warner.
• The World of Puppets The World of Puppets is a WebQuest on puppetry from Asian cultures.
• Y2K for Kids Y2K is shorthand for Year 2000 and is most often used when people talk about the Year 2000 computer problem.
• Desktop Videoconferencing Teacher Hazel Jobe offers readers an introduction to videoconferencing technology.
• Snow Activities This site includes snow art, snow food, and snow literature.
• Eric's Black Sun Eclipse Website This site includes a question of the day, first-hand accounts of eclipses,
  information about the eclipse of August 1999, eclipse trivia, and photos.
• You've Got Mail Ten Nifty Ways teachers can use E-Mail to Extend Kids' Learning.
• On-line Course For Continuing Professional Development for teachers of Key Stage 1 and 2.
• Live from the Sun What's guaranteed to be the "hottest" project in the entire solar system.
• Mrs. Glosser's Math Goodies A free educational web site featuring interactive math lessons.
• Topmarks Education Welcome to Our A continually updated database to help you find the best educational resources on the Internet.
• The Globe Programme An environmental project funded by the DfE.
• Valiant Technology Classroom ideas and resources for the Roamer and other robots.
• Web Alphabet The first grade students at Wiscasset Primary School created a web alphabet book with pictures from the farm across the road.
• KidsPsych Interactive games and activities that are designed to help young children master specific developmental skills.
• Star Tower Innovative online games from Xemplar UK.
• The African Ed-Venture An actual journey of discovery, exploration, and mystery.  An educational adventure through the wilds of Africa.
• The Monster Motel An exciting online collaborative writing project for kids everywhere. Visit
  the spooky motel, sign the guestbook and tell them about YOUR monster.
• Math Activities  Offers loads of mathematics teaching materials based on aeronautical themes and NASA projects.
• Word Dance Features a quarterly magazine of children's writing, poetry, and artwork. Children will also enjoy the games and links to other sites.
• Educational Web Adventures   Beautifully illustrated and highly interactive adventures that will take you all over the curriculum world of this innovative company.
• Sainsbury's Museum a 'Virtual Museum' developed jointly by Sainsbury's Archives and the
  IT Learning Exchange.
• Ask Jeeves for Teachers Type in complete questions and receive hits on appropriate sites for lessons, projects, and support materials.
• Teacher Tales True stories from the classroom - you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll wonder! You can also add your own tales.
• Lissa's HTML   HTML help and web page resources for kids created by
  a very talented 12-year-old girl.
• National Geographic Society Xpeditions A wonderful site that includes an atlas, forums, an Xpedition hall, and an archive of materials,
• Kid's Space A site to spark kid's interest in space science.
• Star Child Astronomy for young children.
• Argosphere Lots of innovative resources for teachers.
• Holiday Cards   Don't miss our special holiday card section, where students can print, colour and send greeting cards to friends and family.
• World Surfari Created by a 12 year old. Take a virtual adventure to different countries around the globe!
• Cool Science for Curious Kids A fun and interactive site that was created to help kids appreciate science.
• How Stuff Works This site dissects some of the items found in our everyday lives, such as the refrigerator, television and automobile engine explaining how they work.
• Look at Yourselves - Look at Us! A primary project combining geography and weather by corresponding with 5 and 6 year olds around the world. Runs from January - June 1999.
• Story Writing Project January - February 1999, students in Grades 1 - 8 around the world will collaborate on writing projects
• You Can Handle Them All This site shares a step-by-step approach to handling misbehavior at home and in school.
• Innovative Teaching Try their newsletter for innovative Internet teaching ideas.
• Mrs. Claus's Workshop A new web activity about Christmas that has been created by students and teachers at Loogootee Elementary West in Indiana.
• Santa's Hawaiian Home Email Santa and get a reply within minutes. There are some fun educational links too.
• Father Christmas A UK site where you can email Santa and check out some Christmas resources.
• Readers Theatre Is becoming a very popular part of language learning from late primary to high school.
• Rock Hounds with Rocky Go digging for some fun and facts about Rocks from this  R-7, K-6 site.
• Author Online! Children's author Aaron Shepard's home page.
• Educational Software Becta's Educational Software database.
• Safe Surfing Sites Trustworthy, fun and informative sites for children on the Internet.
• Literacy Trust Computer Conference Leave messages and start discussions on all aspects of literacy in school and beyond.
• No Cavities Club Dr. Bunny teaches children about oral hygiene with interactive games, stories, and art projects.
• World Kids Network A fun site run mostly by kids for kids.
• Kids on the Net A new educational children's website. Part of the trAce International Online Writing Community based at Nottingham Trent University.
• Billy Bear's Halloween Page Halloween bits and pieces from Billy Bear.
• Mind's-Eye Monster Project Sign up for the fall 1998 Mind's-Eye Monster Project Exchange.
• Scottish Virtual Teachers' Centre Created as part of the NGfL implementation in Scotland, it is targeted at teachers and librarians.
• Netd@ys '98 (BECTa) aims to inform and inspire UK schools and colleges to exploit the educational opportunities offered by electronic communications through its Netdays website.
• Kindergarten Connection Here you will find photos of bulletin boards made in Kindergarten classrooms and samples of paper quilts made by Kindergarten students etc.
• SNOW Kids SNOW Kids has information for special needs children and their teachers and parents.
• Kididdles Looking for children's music? Then check out this site. It's chock full of music and fun for kids.
• Xpeditions More than a hundred original lesson plans and after-school activities for grades K-12.
• Classroom Connect The world's leading publisher of supplementary curriculum materials for Internet-connected K-12 educators.
• Tesco Schoolnet Sign up for the Schoolnet2000 project here.
• DfEE Standards Lots of good resources for teachers, particularly for the Literacy Hour.
• Volcanoes Online What is a volcano? How are they are formed? What is the impact of eruptions?
• Sipapu: Chetro Ketl Great Kiva A three-dimensional reconstruction of an Anasazi Great Kiva.
• Webtime Stories  An annotated hotlist of exceptional online stories, book and author resources, and online activities for people who love children's literature.
• Space Shuttle Discovery John Glenn, who thirty-six years ago made history when he became the first American to orbit the Earth, will be aboard this shuttle.
• Literacy Time Resources to back up the National Literacy Project.
• Web Classroom Lots of valuable educational resources on this Australian site.
• Anglia Interactive Have been busy all through the summer adding new units to the site
• AfricaQuest Beginning October 5, the AfricaQuest team will take an online audience of students on a 1,500-mile, six-week mountain bike journey through Africa's Great Rift Valley.
• The Octopus Website Inclusive Technologies new site for Kids, Teachers and Parents.
• Teachergrid UK Microsoft, BT and Research Machines have teamed up to provide an on online Teacher Resource Centre.
• Seussville Fun activities for your little ones based on popular Dr. Seuss books.
• Treasure Island A complete middle school literature unit for Robert Louis Stevenson's "Treasure Island."
• Legend of Captain Dave An online Internet hunt. Follow the story of Captain Dave and answer questions about pirates along the way.
• Fairy Godmother Stories, artwork and games for children.
• Educast A free, information-providing service for educators.
• MidLink Magazine June-September issue of MidLink, and educational magazine.
• Hedgehogs Web Activity An interactive quiz, a word search, stories written by students and much more.
• Habibah of Malaysia Recently voted the best kid's site by the Carver Middle/Pakistan Computers Global Mailing List.
• Barn Yard Buddies All about our barnyard friends.
• John's Mountain Farm An American educational farm site.
• Traveling Buddies All you need to know about Traveling Buddy projects which involves mailing stuffed animals to participating schools.
• Happy, Healthy and Wise Health resources and lessons for elementary teachers. Topics include dental health, exercise, and parts of the body.
• Head into Summer Kick-off your summer vacation with a few kicks of the soccer ball.
• World Cup Sites
  • France 98 The official world cup site.
  • FIFA The organizer's site.
  • Snickers A site from the popular sweet bar.
  • Capital Radio A site from our own London station.
  • Football365 An innovative English news site.
• The Great Plant Escape Help Detective Le Plant and his partners Bud and Sprout unlock the amazing mysteries of plant life.
• Schoolart A UK based website for all ages.
• Teachers' Centres There's a section on this website that lists a whole range of Virtual Teachers' Centres.
• Who-Am-I? An eight-month educational program for European teachers hosted by KidLink.

• KinderArt Over 135 free art lessons that teachers and parents can use in their home or school classroom.
• Mirandanet For people in education and industry who are active in developing innovative strategies for teacher education in Information and Communications Technology (ICT).
• Little Planet Times Encourages kids to read and write with The Little Planet Times, a newspaper created by and for kids.
• Kids Food CyberClub Designed to teach 3rd to 5th graders about food and nutrition.
• Geographia Articles and stories about places around the world. Presented as part travel agency and part explorer.

• Math World Interactive Students work on open-ended word problems online. They exchange information with other students all over the world. Suits all years / grades.
• Funbrain.com Funbrain.com is the home to interactive, educational games for kids. Games include Math Baseball, Fun Match, Change Maker, Spell Check, and Wacky Tales.
• World Expo Developing on line projects to support the theme of a Global Community of young people through telecommunication.
• Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site Teachers and librarians will appreciate this rich collection of reviews, curriculum ideas, and activities.
• Mighty M&M Math The Mighty M&M Math site contains a lesson plan for teaching fractions and percentages.
• Story Creations Online stories, which can be personalized to include a child's name and other personal information.
• Garbage Demonstrates what actually happens to the solid waste and sewage produced by individuals and industries around the world.
• Little Horus This is the first Egyptian web site for kids.
• The Ancient World An introductory, on-line, textbook of ancient world cultures.
• Windows to the Universe Stunning NASA-funded site exploring Earth and Space sciences.
• TES Online Our own TES, now a free service.
• KinderArt KinderArt features free online art lesson plans, activities and recipes for K- 8 (N - Y8).
• The National Zoo   All the animals in the zoo.
• A to Z Teacher Stuff Lesson Plans, thematic units, and activities for children's literature.
• Kids' International Peace Museum   World Peace themed artwork and poetry created by children from around the world.
• Stories and Fairy Tales Theme Page A comprehensive set of links for educators who are surfing the Web for online fairy tales.
• Viking Network Web The life of Vikings around the world.
• The Wordsmyth English Dictionary-Thesaurus A word list of over 50,000 words and integrated thesaurus.
• Earth Day Groceries Project All schools are invited to participate in the fifth annual Earth Day Groceries Project on the Internet!
• Web Design Tips Ten tips for your Web pages
• Brixton On-line Goes live on 4 March.
• Solve the Puzzler Have some jigsaw fun! Print out the pieces of  the puzzle and try to put them back together.
• NRICH UK based online maths club.
• Blue Web'n Update The weekly addition to Blue Web'n, a searchable library of Blue Ribbon Web sites categorized by grade level, content area, and type.
• Project Primary Hands-on activities for the teaching of science in grades K-3 (years N - 3).
• FreeZone E-pals Tens of thousands of kids registered to be FreeZone E-pals from around the world.
• Internet Egg Hunt K-3 students have designed eggs that have been hidden on school sites around the World Wide Web.
• DoodleOpolis Web On March 2, a 9-week curriculum on architecture for kids begins on the Internet.
• Signs of Autumn, Signs of Spring Study seasonal changes around the world! Students will study the changing seasons for four consecutive weeks through their own observations.
• Go For Gold Olympic Activities page on the Holy Redeemer School site.
• Let's Go!: Around the World This site presents language-arts-based adventures focusing on different regions/cultures of the world.
• Pirates West Ridge Elementary School in Greece New York has just finished their "Pirates" web page.
• West Ridge Elementary School Student Projects web page.
• Nagano 98 The Olympic Sport report.
• Kids Zoo A virtual zoo for children.
• PostCardsFrom See America with with an electronic postcard emailed daily.
• Black History Month A comprehensive list of resources for Martin Luther King Day, Jan. 19, and Black History Month (US).
• Winter Games Experience the thrill of the1998 Olympic Winter Games in your classroom with the U.S Olympic PBS Cyber School.
• UN Peace Poem Check out this wonderful collaborative work.
• Virtual Teacher's Centre Register here for the NGfL Teacher's Centre.
• Computer's Don't Bite The BBC's contribution to ICT and the Internet in Education.
• Kids@Random A new web site for young readers built by Random House Children's Publishing.
• En Famille A charity that organises exchanges for children mainly from the UK and Ireland to France and Germany
• Carol Hurst's Site This site has a collection of reviews of children's literature, ideas for using books in the classroom, and subject-specific activities.
• Food Zone The Food Zone is an interactive Web site for 8th - 12th grade science classrooms.
• World Wide Biome Project Join this Canadian school in their ecology/internet project. For 6th grade and up.
• Ryde High School An interesting site detailing their NetYear activities.
• KIDLINK activities How KIDLINK activities can be used across curriculum areas for your classrooms.
• Now Hear This! Take a minute and test your hearing. Consider how the anatomy of the ear effects the sense of hearing.
• Chinese New Year Descriptions about Chinese celebrations, the Chinese zodiac, graphics, lunar calendar and links to related sites.
• Kids Chat A preview version of Kids Chat. Register now to participate in this project.
• Endangered Animals A Web site devoted to endangered animals and to discovering ways to protect them.
• Benny Goodsport This site provides information, activities and stories about sports and recreational activities for children..
• Mancala An interactive version of an ancient African game that can be used to help students develop logical thinking skills.
• Santa's Home Page Greetings from Lapland, Finland, where the real Santa is living!
• Christmas Celebrations Christmas projects and some informative (and fun) Christmas links!
• Windows on the World Additional material to supplement the TV programme. The site includes an interactive database enabling schools worldwide to register and search for project partners.
• Something Fishy Integrates Edward Lear's book, "The Owl and the Pussycat," with Internet activities for K-3 students. Includes links to other online resources.
• Multicultural Christmas useful for anyone making multicultural displays for Christmas.
• History Clip Art Journey through time with images of a galleon, a castle, a cannon, even a samurai!
• France @ la Carte Specially created for teachers and students from primary school to university.
• The Samurai's Tale This site, which leads to many, many other links provides the steps for teaching the story of The Samurai's Tale, a well known story about Japan.
• Ancient History Project Ms Hos-McGrane's Grade 6 Social Studies Class site has information on history and cultures from the ancient Egyptians to the North American Indians.
• 4th Grade Transport This is a fourth-grade project that details the past, present and future of space exploration, transportation, communications and underwater exploration.
• Mission Mars This site anticipates what a Mars colony will be like in 2050. The site includes information about daily life, climate and research.
• Kid's Food Cyber Club The Kids Food Cyber Club was designed to teach third-grade to fifth-grade children about food, nutrition and health. The site has sections for parents, teachers and students.
• Children's Software Reviews If you are thinking about buying new software, this site contains reviews written by teachers and parents.
• MSW Logo Logo for Microsoft Windows is available free from this site.
• Cedar Rapids Detailed descriptions of several interesting individual projects may be found at this web site.
• Fun and Educational Science Real fun and educational science for kids with full interactivity and multimedia.
• UKS Forum The great UK-Schools free D-I-Y website.
• Netdays 1997 a project run by the European Union aiming to get schools connected to the Internet.
• Apple Education Resources for educators, parents and students concerned with K-12 education.
• Early Childhood Educator's Web Corner Information on almost every aspect and issue concerning early childhood education.
• Kinder Garden An introduction to activities and ideas for allowing children to interact with plants and the outdoors.
• Sea and Sky A plethora of information on marine life and the Solar System.
• Student Created Web Pages Students show case their community by creating web pages.
• Parkside Elementary School The students at this Elementary School in Camden, NJ, have worked really hard on this site, and would like the world to see their efforts.
• Exploring Our World 5th Graders from Springfield, Illinois, are working on an integrated unit of study exploring our world.
• Science & Nature for Kids Offers students links to the latest online information related to the science issues of the day.
• Shuttle Team Online Join the men and women who make the Shuttle fly and learn about their diverse and exciting careers.
• Searching the Internet Here you can create an informative lesson that has meaning and purpose which is integrating the Internet with your classroom curriculum.
• Children's Books UK a useful way for teachers to keep in touch with the children's books scene - from picture books to teenage fiction.
• NickNacks Telecollaborate Lots of projects, contacts and resources at this site.
• Fall's Progression Study the global progression of the seasons firsthand with students from around the world. A NickNacks project.
• United Nations CyberSchoolBus Peace Day Share ideas on how you can affect peace in their own environment.
• A Key Pal Experience Join up with students from Africa, Australia, Europe, Japan and America.
• The Learning Section The complete learning section of Disney's Family.com.
• Tales of Wonder Folk tales and fairy tales from around the world as well as links to other collections of international stories.
• Girl Tech Girl Tech's mission is to encourage girls in technology use by creating products and services just for them.
• Hazel's Homepage A rich resource for teachers who are integrating the Web into their curriculum.
• Learning to Read This is a new site developed exclusively for teaching children aged 5 - 8 to read through the Internet.
• Anglia Education There are 28 free curriculum modules for teachers on Anglia Multimedia's education site.
• Tidal Passages Visit this site for an interactive journey aboard the tall ship Alvei, currently circumnavigating the globe.
• Aunt Annie's Craft Page Lots of creative craft ideas on this site.
• Collaborative Projects The author of this site has created a hotlist of collaborative projects created by teachers and/or commercial websites.
• Guide to Running Online Projects A useful guide to collaborative working on the Internet.
• St. Michael's School This primary school in Highgate is a winner in Microsoft Education's Web competition
• Birding at The Mining Company Includes a Fledgling Corner which is filled with fun and educational activities, games, and articles for children of all ages.
• Education Free Forum Designed to provide the best free educational resources to teachers, students, parents and administrators.
• Tele-School Online This site is designed to help schools to use the Internet both as an educational resource and as a means of developing collaborative learning with other schools.
• Romans in East Anglia Use this guide to find out about Roman life in East Anglia and discover how you can still find Roman remains.
• Educational Web Sites A site dedicated to schools over Europe collaborating to produce educational web sites.
• Maths Games Although an American site, there are some very useful ideas here.
• Wimbledon Tennis All the results and fixtures (plenty of opportunity for maths and data handling here) plus, you can email the players.
• Viking 1000 Follow a live Viking voyage. See how to track the incoming data from the ship and how to map voyage progress and join in the family activities.
• Plan "Your Summer Vacation on Mars" The Summer of '97 promises much "Mars-mania" as the residents of planet Earth pay a visit to our nearest neighbour. The Franklin Institute Online can help you plan your Mars-watching.
• Bandaids and Blackboards This site aims sensitize children to what it's like to grow up with a medical problem.
• Off to a Flying Start Join in NASA's worldwide project on flight. Aimed at children from Nursery to year 4.
• Weekly Reader Plenty of interesting things to do with reading on this site.
• Author Online! Aaron Shepard's home page. Includes printable colour posters of favourite heroes and villains from all his picture books.
• UK-Schools A Virtual Website set up by members of the uk-schools Mailing List.
• www4teachers A free Web publication produced especially for K-12 teachers powering learning with technology.
• Bonus An exciting Web site for young children
• ED's Oasis Find Education treasures, share effective strategies and build community links.
• Charity for African Education The Charity for African Education invites pupils and teachers to visit their newly created web site.
• School's Webmaster For anyone interested in becoming the school's webmaster, this web site is designed for you.
• Nya Varvets Skola Nya Varvets Skola is a primary school in Gothenburg, Sweden with links to Brixton Connections.
• Jubilee Books A children's book wholesalers based in Greenwich SE10 with a colourful and well stocked Bookbus. They will be making links for the project this summer in France and Spain.
• Encyberpedia Encyberpedia is a site that aims to create a "living" Enclyclopedia on theWeb.
• M&M's Software: Educational Shareware This site claims to be the "BEST" Educational public domain and shareware library in the known universe.
• EDU2 9000+ educational links from all over the world with 41 categories: sorted from ACCOUNTING to VETERINARY, regularly maintained and updated.
• ArtLinks Free resources for primary school art coordinators.
• Route 6-16 This is a guide to the world wide web divided into resources for kids, parents and teachers.
• Mega Mathematics The MegaMath project is intended to bring "unusual and important mathematical ideas to elementary school classrooms so that young people and their teachers can think about them together".

• Children's Software Revue An on-line publication that provides parents and teachers with information about children's software. Includes a handy evaluation tool for parents and educators.
• BT Global Challenge On Sunday May 4th the yachts set sail from Cape Town on the longest leg of the round the world race - to Boston, Massachusetts.
• London's First Black Police Officer An interesting site dedicated to London's First Black Police Officer.
• The Education Page Family educational stuff from those nice folks at Disney.
• Cheshire Micro Unit Have a look at what our colleagues in Cheshire are doing.
• Mary Kreul's Class Mary's class participated in the Our Day Today project. This is their excellent home page.
• The Read In! Leap Into Literature May 9, 1997!
• Dinosaur Planetary Gazette As much information on dinosaurs as you want.
• Jason Project This site was setup as an educational program to allow teachers and students to take part in global explorations.
• Hale-Bopp for Beginners Questions and answers, quizzes and links to other Hale-Bopp sites.
• Chris Bonington Join Chris on his latest expedition to Sepu Kangri.
• Teacher Tales! True Stories from the classroom.
• Living Things A useful resource on all living things.
• Laura The Elephant Visit Laura the Elephant's House on The Web.
• Mary Rose A much improved site for this Tudor warship.
• Live from Mars Visit NASA's Live from Mars - starting on April 4th.
• Ask An Astronaut This website, sponsored by the National Space Society, features a different astronaut each month.
• Author Online! Children's author Aaron Shepard invites you to visit his new home page.
• Electronic Zoo Visit this enormous database of the world's animals
• Kid's Web Japan This site was designed to introduce Japan to schoolchildren aged between 10 and 14 who live in other countries.
• Pioneer 10 Celebrate the silver anniversary of the launch of Pioneer 10. Now deep in outer space.
• Web of Culture Compare the cultures of the world - in cuisine, currency, government, holidays, languages, religions, gestures, etc.
• National Geographic Online Here kids can don an eye-patch, stow away on a pirate shipand streak along the Atlantic and Indian Oceans plundering gold.
• Aesop's Fables Translations and illustrations of Aesop's Fables.
• Earth Day Groceries Project This project is fun, free, and educational.
• Pyramids: The Inside Story Log on to the site for a virtual tour of the pyramids, exploring the inner passageways and burial chambers of the Great Egyptian pharaohs.
• Worldwide Weather Watch Primary school students around the world study global weather by sharing monthly reports about their weather conditions, what they wear and what they do outside for fun.
• I*EARN Useful resource for global Internet projects.
• Geopedia Online Contains key information on every country of the world. Each country profile provides facts and data on geography, climate, people, religion, language, history and economy making it ideal for students of all ages.
• Discovery Channel School This useful site has recently been completely updated.
• Mighty M&Ms The Home Page for this year's M&Ms project. Well worth a visit.
• Paul's LOGO pages Paul Westlake, a former colleague from the Project, has some very useful LOGO stuff here.
• The STEM Project A co-operative venture of the Science Museum with the wider educational community.
• Red Frog A Children's Art Gallery.
• Wild Things Lots of useful stuff about wild animals and more.
• Live From Antartica 2 From NASA - some stunning scenes from Antartica.
• The TES The Times Educational Supplement on the Web
• Microsoft UK in Education Microsoft's offering to the Education Community. Lots of useful stuff for teachers, parents and children alike.
• Virtual Yearbook A student at Eastchester Middle School in the States is working on their first Virtual Yearbook.
• Kidz A HUGE web page for preschool - 12 years old. Tons of games, activities, pen pals, and more!
• Candlelight Stories Original children's stories, comics, music, animation and links to recommendations for children's stories and illustrated entertainment on the Web.
• Rainbows Everything you ever wanted to know about rainbows. Great pictures and explanations about how they are formed - and more!
• The Playroom An after school interactive PlayRoom where children can come to learn by using learning tools and have fun doing it.
• Birch Kindergarten Are constantly looking for more key pals for their teachers and students to communicate with.
• FlyName Fly yours and your student's names on a NASA spacecraft. For more information, link to this Web address.
• Things That Are Red An invitation to participate in the second annual, Things That Are Red...World Wide Web Colors Book project. For Kindergarten and first grade students.
• The Blue Ice Focus On Antarctica Web site.
• Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Page Everything Christmas on the 'Net: general Christmas sites, recipes, holiday screensavers, stories, MIDI music files, words to Christmas songs, Christmas tree info, decorating, snow, Christmas around the world . .
• Virtual Sumatran Rainforest Trek Join twenty-two middle school students from an international school in Saudi Arabia on an exciting two-week trek in a primary rainforest area in Sumatra.
• ICA Interaction The Institute of Contempary Arts Interaction web pages. Join the pilot project here!!!
• TicToc BT's International challenge. Interact with school children from the Tropic of Cancer. Register your interest in the Project now!!!
• SchoolWorld Free Internet education site designed by teachers for teachers. Features programs, projects, keypals, resources, competitions and a display medium for student work and products.
• Exploring Ancient World Cultures A comprehensive online introductory textbook of ancient civilizations...It covers ancient Near East, ancient India, ancient Egypt, ancient China, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, early Islam, and medieval Europe.
• A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System The pages describe each of our other planets and major moons. Each page has text and images, some have sounds and movies, most providereferences to additional related information.
• Cyber Schoolhouse Offers monthly activities for teachers, kids and parents and features topical cross curricular projects. A bit US orientated but still some useful stuff here.
• Euro Space Center An educational leisure center, unique in Europe. Reach for the stars, the dream is alive. And now ... the countdown begins!
• Kids Place in Space Richard Branson's Virgin Group has launched the highly entertaining 'Kids' Place in Space'.
• Moomilk A dynamic adventure into the dairy industry. Learn all about milk, cows, dairy, and farms. Visit other dairies on the net. Find out the health and nutrition values of milk. Visit the kids' section, On the Moove where kids can play games.
• Christmas in France All about Christmas in France and French Canada.
• LD Online LD OnLine offers information and ideas about learning disabilities for parents, teachers, and children.
• Internet Projects Registry A central place to find partners and projects on the Internet, organized by the month they begin.
• Christmas Tales and Images Delight in this assortment of beloved Christmas tales and images, many animated - a gift to children on the Net. Email your letters directly to Santa.
• Berit's Best Sites for Children Berit, Cochran Interactive's Online Librarian, presents an excellent, extensive list of links to sites oriented toward elementary-school children. Each site has been carefully selected, reviewed and given a rating out of 5.
• Highway to Science An extensive intermediate science site worth exploring.
• TKM's Education Web Search The records contained in this search engine are selectively chosen for their educational quality. Each record contains an abstract, educational level, rating, and the geographical focus of the site.
• NetLearn The Internet Learning Resources directory (NetLearn), a SHEFC-funded project to assemble a list of online Internet training materials, has reached its release version.
• TuDogs Home to free software, and not a penny more - if you're lucky enough to be listed here and accompanied by 5 snarling dogs -- that means your software sets the standard.
• Canterbury Environmental Education Centre A lot of useful stuff at this site including digitized images of pond and riverminibeasts produced by Key Stage 2 pupils.
• Primary Science Some excellent primary science/IT sheets from NCET.
• CTW Online Here you can find articles from Sesame Street Parents magazine, a reference library of previous articles, and activities for pre-schoolers featuring the Sesame Street characters.
• An Apple a Day This science/math/art/language arts unit is called "An Apple a Day - A Week of Activities"
• The Page at Pooh Corner Everything anyone wants to know about the history of Winnie-the-Pooh, its author, and its illustrator.
• Cool Safe Links for Children Teachers and Parents A page with hundreds of educational, informative and fun SAFE links (including one to this project).
• Homepage Maker Create a home page online using this fully automated web page generator. The finished page is then emailed to you.
• Website Handbook A useful handbook to using the Internet in Education.
• Amazing Animals A collaboration between Disney and Dorling Kindersley.
• Education Ireland More useful Internet resources
• The Planetary Society Extensive links to many space-related sites, including Kidsgate (an impressive collection of sites of interest to children).
• KidWeb KidWeb is an interactive site designed to list and offer safe sites for children, while promoting interactive use of the internet by children.
• Alice's Adventures Online multimedia edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
• 3rd. Grade, Room 8 Santa Margarita Elementary School's home page. An excellent example to us all.
• Early Childhood Educators and Family Web Corner This website is a beginning place for anyone interested in early childhood education, young children and the internet.
• Seussville The new Seussville site is now bigger and better with more stuff for young kids and grown-ups than ever.
• SpeakOut! A site to encourage children to use the Internet to not only give them a voice in their hopes for world peace, but to also allow them the opportunity to join others whom share the same goals.
• Topologika Educational software with demos to download.
• Classroom Connect Teacher Contact Database An easy way to find other teachers who are interested in doing keypal exchanges, projects, and more.
• URLSrUS Mailing List URLSrUS is a mailing list created in the summer of 1995 with the original aim of allowing students and educators to distribute interesting and helpful Internet site addresses.
• Training to be a Guide Dog Follow the experiences of Penny, a puppy in training to be a guide dog. Here you can interact with the students of Sam Rayburn Middle School.
• Email Classroom Exchange This site helps classrooms to meet, correspond and interact with other classrooms through the Internet.
• B.J. Pinchbeck's Homework Helper This site has been put together by a 9 year old and his Dad
• Exchanging Picture Postcards Exchange postcard with classes all around the world
• Treasure Island Part of a project to explore how children's libraries can integrate the WWW into their services
• Dinosauria Online A sophisticated and information-rich site on dinosaurs for Junior and High School students
• PedagoNet PedagoNet is the ultimate service for exchanging learning materials and resources.
• NickNacks Collaborative Education on the Internet.
• Houghton Mifflin's Education Place This is a great place for all teachers and parents to take children (and themselves) to for links, projects, games for all subject areas.
• Netspedition An interactive scientific expedition. A team will conduct experiments in remote areas of the Amazon Rainforest and prove that research can be conducted interactively on the internet.
• The Magic School Bus Lots of useful resources to go with the TV series.
• LEAF This week the Lambeth European Awareness Festival organized by our colleagues in the TVEI unit is taking place.
• Myths and Legends An extraordinary enclyopedia of myths and legends including Greek heroic legend.
• Web Time Stories Join Webster for some fascinating children's stories on the Web.
• The Unofficial Pingu Site All you need to now about the lovable penguin.
• International Kids' Space You might want to try some of the fascinating links at this site.
• Cuisenaire Learning Place 'Minds-on maths' describe the activities in the Cuisenaire Learning Place.
• Follow the Torch LIVE feed of the Olympic torch's position. You can click on an icon to get a close up map indicating where the torch is right now. The position is updated every 10 minutes.
• Worm World Described as the 'Yuckiest Site on the Internet'. Learn all about wormeries for the classroom.
• SuperKids Educational Software Review SuperKids Educational Software Review provides: reviews of children's software by parents, teachers, and kids; surveys of low-priced online and mail-order software store; and information on technology and education for parents and teachers.
• Lambeth Education WebSite Take part in a world wide survey on how we travel to school.
• Buckman Elementary School This is a great example of a school's home page. It's a site in constant development.
• The Kids Art Gallery The Kids Art Gallery is free, non-competitive and open to children everywhere.
• Euro96 The official home page of the European Football Championship.
• Internet Guide The Teachers Complete & Easy Guide to the Internet.
• The Anne Frank Educational Trust Getting ready for the first national Anne Frank Day on June 12.
• Elroy's Netscapade A colourful adventure to help children use the resources on the Internet. A bit American but worth a look.
• Schools Internet The largest Internet site for UK teachers.
• Slug Links and Sounds Everything you never wanted to know about slugs.
• Intermediate HTML The sequel to the popular tutorial titled "Introduction to HTML".
• LEGO Home Page Build your bricks (and a home page) with LEGO.
• Classroom Connect's Teacher Contact Database A database for contacting teachers on the Internet.
• Free unit/lesson example downloads Educational LINK ideas from Australia.
• KnowledgeLand Knowledge Adventure's new 3-D world for kids.
• The Olympic Games NBC Sports presents the most comprehensive site for the greatest sports. spectacle ever known.
• A Place for the Classroom Teacher Some useful educational resources.
• The CyberTorch home page This project relates to the program where runners will pass the olympic torch as they run from city to city.
• Climbing Everest A real-time, day-by-day virtual Web adventure of climber Sandy Hill Pittman and her team as they try to ascend Mt. Everest.
• Primate's Home Page Hear a chimpanzee scream, a gorilla chest-beat, and a mangabey whoop-gobble??? Follow the trail to explore these and other primates' East African habitats.
• Educational Search Engine A new search engine dedicated to education.
• Underwater Web Site The first underwater web site to offer a virtual porthole to the ocean.
• The Surface of Pluto The Hubble Space Telescope's photographs of the surface of Pluto.
• Discovery Channel Schools Area A commercial free area of the Discovery & Learning Channel's Web Site.
• Resource for France Around and About Paris, Vol. 1, by Thirza Vallois.
• Heather's Happy Holidaze Page 6 year old Heather has created another great Web Site for kids of all ages.
• K-5 Cybertrail This Web site was developed by public broadcaster WMHT of New York's Capital Region as part of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting K-12 Internet Testbed Project.
• Internet for Kids Some very useful links and resources here.
• Rosendale Odyssey Our Lambeth colleagues at Rosendale Infants are participating in an innovative Internet project.
• Cyber Seuss Explore the cyber version of the world of Dr. Seuss.
• Dr. Seuss Out of the Hat More fun with the Doctor.
• Art Contest for Children This is for children world wide.
• North Hagerstown High School Impressive pages from this American High School.
• the Grade 4 Connections page Visit the Grade 4 Connections page for world wide grade/year 4 links.
• Oxford Reading Tree Information for teachers and parents on the most popular reading programme in UK primary schools. Children will love the images of Kipper, Biff, Chip, Floppy.
• Parent's involvement in education Lot's of useful bits here.
• JASON Europe Homepage Home page of the JASON project.
• NCSA's Multimedia Online Expo Science for the Millennium.
• Kid's tour of the Whitehouse The President's cat takes you on a virtual tour.
• Visit a Sioux sweatlodge Plus additional stories and photos. Spectacular Texas wildflowers.
• The Mary Rose Home Page Devised to satisfy the requirements of Key Stage 2, Study Unit 2, Life in Tudor Times.
• Constructivist resources Links to all things Vygotskyan.
• Clip Art for teachers Use your right mouse button to download these useful pictures.
• Treasure Hunt A Web based treasure hunt for children.

• More Chinese New Year Another site, this time in Taiwan.
• Silly Billy's World Author Bill Dallas Lewis' page for young children.
• Anglia Multimedia's Web site is all but virtually live now with a growth of curriculum material with more coming on line week by week.
• Monster Gallery An innovative project involving monster designing world-wide.
• Live from Hubble Space Telescope Live links from NASA.
• Fluxus Midwest The digital version of the Fluxus Native American Museum.
• Microsoft Curriculum Activities From here you can download teacher's notes for Microsoft software.
• Cyberhaunts for Kids An outstanding site with plenty for children to explore.
• Things That Are Red The World Wide Web Colouring Book Project.
• World Wide Web Tutorial A tutorial for using the Web in the classroom.
• Resources for Parents, Educators and Publishers some useful resources here.
• KIDLINK Multi-Cultural Calendar - the official version.
• Native Web links to all things Native American.
• Mustang The Educator's Web Cruising Vehicle.
• The Vikings has been recently updated and is a very useful resource.
• UK School Resources Home Page has some links to educational resources.
• Online from Jupiter from NASA gives classrooms a chance to interact with scientists, engineers and support staff involved in the Jupiter project.
• The IT Learning Exchange has been a great help to our project.
• Surrey Docks Farm is well worth a visit. You won't need wellies for this trip.
• London Calling Internet has some useful stuff on life in London including the above link.
• The Discovery Channel Online is a beautifully designed area with hosts of useful information. Highlights include a virtual exploration to the Galapagos Islands where several new species have been discovered.
• The Nine Planets This site is an excellent source of information on the Solar System.
• Internet Exploration Guide for Teachers A guide to use of the Internet in Education.
• The New Jerusalem Mosaic Beautiful Web site taking you on a virtual tour of the city.
• Classroom Connect Classroom Connect is a hands-on-on tool and advocate for the K-12 teacher who wants to get online as effectively as possible.
• The SchoolNet-UK Web Site This site acts as a contact point between schools coming onto the Internet. It also attempts to maintain pointers to sites of interest to schools and develop links with the curriculum.
• Links for Children of all ages has links for fun and education.
• Channel 4 Schools On-Line contains useful resource information including; details of Channel 4 output, educational appointments and a bulletin board.
• One stop access to ERIC ERIC is a public service that uses technology to increase access to education research and practice.
• Curriculum Video is produced in conjunction with the University of Aberystwyth and contains online projects amongst other things.

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