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Mexico - Go sightseeing. Hear the language. Take a walk through the streets of the past as you learn about the history of this amazing country. |
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Japan - This site takes you to a page full of links in encyclopedias, periodicals, the World Almanac for Kids, images, and more. Articles in Weekly Reader written for 4th-6th graders tell lots of interesting facts about Japan that you might not find in other sources. |
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Countries of the World - World Fact Book - From the CIA World Factbook, students can find facts on the geograhpy, climate, religion, flags and maps of countries around the world. |
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Ben's Guide to Government A great site for information and links about the United States government for kids. |
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Presidents of the United States Visit this site to learn about the United States presidents. |
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National Parks - Explore the National Parks of the United States at this site created by the National Park Service. Find your park in the alphabetical listing. |
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Yahooligans National Park Info - Visit this site for a convenient listing of US National Parks. |
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Stately Facts - Visit the Internet Public Library for facts about the United States comparative charts on each as well. |
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America's Story from America's Library - Facts about the 50 States |
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50 States.Com - Use this site to access information on all 50 states. |
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National Geographic for Kids:Road Trip!
Pack your bags and hop in the car. You are about to visit 10 national parks as you play the navigator game. |
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Postcard Across America - See the USA in postcards presented online and learn facts as you go. Don't miss the "Just For Teachers" section. |
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Georgia On Your Mind - This site has links to lots of information about Georgia, including pictures of the world's largest peanut and Georgia's Statue of Liberty. |
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Athens, GA - Learn about the local community by visiting this site that includes current and historical photographs of famous places and people in this area. Let your cursor hover over the photos on the home page to identify the picture. |
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Athens From A - Z - This site offers a list of "famous facts" about Athens, virtual tour, interactive map, and more. |
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Kids in the House - Don't miss this site for the very basics of U.S. government. It is an interactive site that helps kids learn about the U. S. government, including how laws are made. |
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Westward Ho! Shall We Go? - Students begin a webquest at this site that places them in Wahoo, Kentucky in 1830 considering a trip west. Find here a list of web links to explore this period of history and the journey west. |
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Wagons West! Learn about the life of pioneers going west, practice decision-making skills and engage in creative activities when joining this webquest, using a list of sites provided by the Wagons West teacher. |
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Australia - This is a ThinkQuest site that has information presented in a well-organized format of facts on history (including a timeline), geography, cities, culture, animals, and more. |
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Australia - good site for basic facts and illustrations |
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African Wildlife Foundation - See selections from Wild Lives Guide that provide information in text and pictures about African wildlife. A list of animals is shown at the homepage and students click on the animal of their interest. |
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Ancient Egypt - The UK provides information on life in ancient Egypt at this site. |