Websites for All Students
The kid's page for the Central Intelligence Agency of our government provides information
about the K-9 units, the history of the CIA and information about the seal. For older students, careers within the agency are discussed as well as the steps to follow to consider this career choice. |
Websites for PreK-5th Grades
Animal fact guide is a collection of animal facts. Each animal fact page includes
information such as physical characteristics, habitat, breeding patterns, diet, unique
and conservation information, if applicable.
information such as physical characteristics, habitat, breeding patterns, diet, unique
and conservation information, if applicable.
Ben's Guide to the U.S. Government is an excellent website that provides kid friendly information about our government and how it works. You can start your adventure with Ben Franklin who will navigate you through topics such as the Election Process, Branches of Government and historical documents. Be sure the check the proper adventure level! |
Epic for educators contains over 10,000 books, videos and articles for kids up to
12 years old. Site is free for teachers and has a small monthly fee for parents. Many of
the books and articles are read aloud.
The National Geographic Kids site provides the same quality and vivid photographs that
we have come to expect from such a well known publication. Students can search through a variety of topics as well as take fun quizzes and answer poll questions.
Websites for students 3rd-12th grades
Ben's Guide to the U.S. Government is an excellent website that provides kid friendly information about our government and how it works. You can start your adventure with Ben Franklin who will navigate you through topics such as the Election Process, Branches of Government and historical documents. Be sure the check the proper adventure level! |
Fact Monster has extensive information on a wide variety of topics from history, science, language arts, math, women of influence, religion and natural disasters. Students can browse through many broad topics or use the search box to find specific information. The site also includes general tools used for reference such as a dictionary, encyclopedia, thesaurus, almanac, atlas and timeline.
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Updated 3/5/2017 PLS
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