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FunBrain
Math games for you to play at home.
Coolmath
A variety of math activites for practing a variety of math concepts.
Math
Help
This is a help resource for 4th through 8th grades. Different browsers display graphics differently, so some math symbols may not appear to line up perfectly in some sentences. Some pages load slowly.
The
State Capitol
Explore the state capitol in Hartford, CT.
Connecticut
State Capitol Tours
Plan a visit to your state capitol. This page will explain what is available to the public.
Connecticut State Capitol Tour: Gallery 1 Modern
Connecticut State Capitol Tour: Gallery 2 Vintage
The Mark Twain
House: A National Historic Landmark
Take a virtual
tour of this historic home and learn more about its famous owner and
his family.
Noah Webster
House, West Hartford, CT
Visit
the childhood home of Noah Webster to learn more about the author of
the first American dictionary.
ConneCT Kids
This web site give students information about the state of Connecticut. Learn about the history of Connecticut, state symbols, government, puzzles, games and many other useful information.
Kids
Virtual Connecticut
This is a Web
site coordinated by the Connecticut Commission for Education Technology.
This site will have links to Web pages created by Connecticut students
about the cities and towns in which they live.
Connecticut
History Online
An online database
of historic photographs, graphics and drawings
National
Geographic Society GeoSpy
A geography game
to help you locate states and countries.
Explore
the State
Find information about the fifty states using the Library of Congress online site.
State
Capitals
A quick reference guide to locate state capitals and information on that states capital building.
Postcards
from America
This site has interesting places to visit for each state.
50
States
A database full of interesting facts, maps, flags, and places to visit for each state.
PBS
Web License
Take
this "Rules of the Road" test on Internet safety to earn your
official PBS
Black History Month
Notable African Americans
Use Fact Monster to learn more about famous African Americans.
Women's History Month
Biographies of Notable Women
Short biographies on many famous women throughout history and women of today
Women's History Month
Historical information and timelines of famous women.
Enchanted
Learning Ocean Animal Printouts
Many animals live
in the oceans, in a variety of conditions. Some marine biomes include
bottom dwellers, open seas near the surface, coral reef, intertidal
areas (along the shore), and where rivers meet oceans.
Enchanted
Learning - Sharks and Rays
This
web site gives you basic information on sharks. At the bottom of the
page are a list of specific sharks that will give you individual information
on each. For rays, look at the menu on the left of your screen.
Enchanted
Learning - Fish
There are a variety
of fish located on this site.
San
Diego Zoo
Dolphin, sea lion,
whale, and sea otter information can be found at this site.
The
Denver Zoo
This has extensive lists of animals in each vertebrate
group. Most do not have photos available at this time but this site
is still worth visiting.
Seaworld
Animal Data Base
Use animal
bytes to locate information on whales, sea turtles, sea otters, sea
lions, the walrus, manatees, sea stars, coral, clams, sharks, rays,
penguins, puffins and other types of saltwater fish.
Kidsplanet
This web
site has fact sheets on the beluga whael, blue whale, bottlenosed dolphin,
gray whale, monk seal, orca (killer) whale, manatee, sea otter, sea turtle,
sperm whale, humpback whale and the walrus.
National
Wildlife Federation
This site offers the opportunity for students
to learn about the humpback whale, sea turtles, and the orca (killer)
whale.
American
Cetacean Fact Sheets For Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises
Scroll
down to the bottom of the page to find the fact sheet links for the blue
whale, bottlenosed dolphin, bowhead whale, Dall's porpoise, fin whale,
gray whale, humpback whale, pilot and sperm whale.
National
Wildlife Federation - eNature Fact Sheets
Type in your animal
and click on go. When your animal comes up click on its name. You may
also find your animal by clicking on the online field guides. There are
many sea animals located on this site.
Yahooligans!
Animals
Learn about various
types of saltwater fish, sharks, rays, and other sea creatures. Click
on fishes to begin your adventure. In order to learn about whales, manatees,
sea lions, seals and dolphins, click on mammals and scroll down to marine
mammals.
Updated December 12, 2007