Multi-Subject Area Links

BrainPOP: Games & curriculum-related fun for students (password required)
BrainPOP, Jr.: BrainPOP's K-3 version of its multimedia resources
Caesar Rodney's Elementary Wesbite: Interactive online tools & links for students
Discovery Education: Teacher resources and access to United Streaming (with password)
Busy Teacher's Cafe: Themed resources for planning lessons & activities
FREE: Federal Resources for Educational Excellence archives great materials for teachers
FunBrain: Games & curriculum-related fun for students
Mrs. O’Hora’s House: Internet scavenger hunts about a wide range of topics
NoodleTools: Build citations with NoodleTools…ask at the library for our password!
Quia: Curriculum-based activities for students
Mrs. Waltke's Literacy Page: Scott Foresman Reading Street Level Websites

Art & Music Links

Freeplay Music: Find great sounds & tunes to add to your presentations
Metropolitan Museum of Art: Take a virtual visit to MOMA in New York City
National Museum of Wildlife Art: Jackson Hole’s own wildlife art museum
pARTners: A local organization providing a “formal school and community partnership.”
Royalty Free Music: Public domain tracks to use for presentations

Language Arts Links

AdLit: Strategies & resources for teachers helping students grade 4-12 with literacy skills.
Book Wizard: Scholastic's online tool to help you find the perfect book!
Freerice.com: Learn new vocabulary while helping organizations donate rice to people in poverty.
Hoagie's Gifted: Reading Lists: Check out the "Scholastic Book Wizard BookAlike" feature.
Jon Scieszka Worldwide: Learn more about the author of the "Time Warp Trio"
Persuasion Map: An online tool to help students plan persuasive essays or speeches
Poetry Alive!: Find links to poetry performed by the group & teacher resources
Read-Write-Think: Teacher resources from the National Council of Teachers of English & the International Reading Association
Starfall: Activities for students learning to read
Word Investigations: Find meanings & histories of words with these websites:
All Words.com: Search for definitions & translations using all or part of any word
Merriam-Webster.com: Games, English-Spanish translation & definitions
Your Dictionary.com: Games, worksheets, articles, tips & definitions
Word Central: Create your own dictionary, definitions, games, & a buzz word of the day.

Library & Technology Links

The 39 Clues: Keep up with this interactive series of books on the Web site.
Adventures of Cyberbee: Learn to evaluate websites, find helpful links to resources
Babymouse!: Learn more about this sassy mouse from Random House's website.
Roald Dahl: Learn all about one of our favorite authors from his official website.
Dewey Decimal Challenge: Do you know Dewey? Test your knowledge here.
Neil Gaiman: Visit the 2009 Newbery-award-winning author's homepage
Gary Paulsen: Learn more about this author & his adventurous life.
The Invention of Hugo Cabret: Interactive website to accompany an award-winning book
Jon Scieszka Worldwide: All about this zany author's books
Learning.com: For technology students testing their computer skills
Nativestock.com: Native American photography by Marilyn Angel Wynn
NetSmartz For Kids: Learn more about staying safe online
OSLIS: Learn about the steps of research & build citations online
Jack Prelutsky: Get to know our nation's first Children's Poet Laureate!
Series & Sequels: Use the Mid-Continent Public LIbrary's site to find the next in a series of books you're reading
Shel Silverstein: Learn more about this poet from his website.
Steve Jenkins: The nonfiction picture book author's website.
Tale of Desperaux: Visit the website for this super book-turned-movie.
Think.com: Keep up with the latest at CES
Time Warp Trio: Website for the Discovery Channel Show based on Jon Scieszka's book series- play games, watch clips, and more
Tomie DePaola: Author of one of our favorite books, The Legend of the Indian Paintbrush
Wikipedia: Anyone can edit this online encyclopedia, so check its facts against a reliable source such as the World Book Online
Mo Willems: Author of Knuffle Bunny, the Pigeon books, and Elephant & Piggie
Where the Wild Things Are: Watch a trailer for the upcoming movie, based on the book.

Math Links

AplusMath: Math games for students
Cool Math 4 Kids: Math games for students
Kids Domain: You guessed it…more great math games!
MSN Stock Research: Used by Math Club participants
National Archives of Virtual Manipulatives: Interactive tools to help students learn & interact with math concepts
Stock Market Game: Play the stock market with virtual cash; for Math Club participants
The Sets Game: Play by finding sets of cards that match or don't match by attributes.

Math Facts Sites...practice makes perfect!
Everyday Math: Click "launch" on "Free Family Resources" box
Math Magician
Wild On Math
Math Fact Practice
That's A Fact

Physical Education Links

PE’s Central Log It! Program: Log in to track your physical activity

Science Links

Discovery.com: Discovery Channel programming & related resources
USA Environmental Protection Agency: Website for students-explore away!
FOSS Science: Teacher resources for FOSS science curriculum
Mole Rats! From National Geographic & video from the Oregon Zoo
MBGnet: Missouri Botanical Garden’s site about the biomes of the world
Our Solar System: Explore facts about our solar system in English & Spanish.
Planet Webquest: Is earth the only planet? Find out more about our solar system!
Weather Channel: Satellite imagery, forecasts & more about the weather
The Yuckiest Site on the Web: Discovery Kids’ site on fascinatingly gross biology topics

Social Studies Links

50States.com: Yellow pages information about our “fifty nifty” United States
5^th Grade History Page: Resources from the East Ward Elementary School in PA
African American Biographies A to Z: Browse biographies of notable African Americans
Ben’s Guide: Information about the branches of our US Government
Black History: Multimedia resources from Biography.com
Colonial America: Student resources for more information about Colonial America
Colonial Williamsburg: Multimedia information about this historical site
Kids.gov: Find links to state sites, career information, history, laws, and more!
Kids' Web Japan: An introduction to Japan for students
Lewis & Clark: This National Geographic site follows the explorers’ western journey
Native American Facts for Kids: Helpful facts and information about tribes of Native Americans in North America
Native American Regions: Learn about North American Tribes according to region
NetState.com: State flags, symbols, seals, emblems, and more about the USA
Regions of the United States: Students share their regional knowledge with one another
Scholastic News-Election '08: Get the latest on the presidential election, 2008.
State of Wyoming: Current information about Wyoming from the state government
The White House: The latest about our government and its workings
White House Kids: Up-to-date news from the White House.
World Atlas.com: Maps & information about the countries of the world
Wyoming Chamber of Commerce: Links to information about our state.
Wyoming Department of Workforce Services
Wyoming 4 Kids: Information about Wyoming’s past & present, specifically for students
Wyoming History: The basics of Wyoming history & general information about our state