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*Internet Precaution*
All Web sites mentioned on this page have been checked for appropriate content. However, due to the fast-changing world of the Internet, we strongly urge parents to preview any recommended sites and to always supervise their children when on-line.
 

 

Academy of Natural Sciences : The oldest science museum in the country offers a wealth of resources and projects.
alfy.com : games and learning
Amazing Space Find all the classic Amazing Space activities. Get to know our vast universe by exploring its planets, galaxies, comets, black holes, and more!
Animal Planet : from the Discovery Channel.
Ask an Astronomer : Get your questions answered here!
Ask a Scientists
: Get your questions answered here!
Ask Dr. Math : Find excellent explanations of old and new math and/or submit a question and a college math student will e-mail you the answer.

Ask Jeeves for Kids : A kid-safe search engine
Big6 : If you need to buy a present for someone, complete a school project, write a paper, choose a video to rent and much more - big 6 is for you!
Biographical Dictionary : Find the biography on that famous person.

Blue Web'n : a searchable library of Blue Ribbon Web Sites categorized by grade level, content area, and type.
The Black Hole Gang : Created by teacher and author Stephen Kramer, this site introduces four kids and a dog named Newton, who are crazy about science, and points kids and their teachers to some of the best kid-friendly science on the web.
Bonus.com : This vast site features endless games and activities.
BookBrowser : Looking for a good read? This site offers reading lists and more than 4,000 reviews.
British Museum : You'll find remarkable resources from this institution.
Chess Mate : This exceptional site introduces young players to the brainy game. Chess develops concentration, logic, as well as problem-solving skills.
Cool Science for Curious Kids : This terrific site features five biology activities, each with easy-to-follow directions, engaging questions, and appealing graphics that will keep kids tuned in.
Crayola.com : Coloring ideas, crafts, and games.
CTW Family Workshop : The official site of the Children's Television Workshop.
Dictionary.com : If you are among the grammatically challenged, you might want to bookmark this site!

Discovery School's Webmath : Webmath helps students find answers to difficult math problems on the spot!

Dive and Discover™ :immerses you in the excitement of ocean exploration. Through daily stories, photos, and videos, our Web site brings you on board research expeditions that use deep-sea tools and vehicles, allowing you to become part of teams of researchers making new discoveries.

Do Science : Your kitchen&emdash;and your 3rd-grader may never be the same after he creates a groovy homemade lava lamp using salt, salad oil, and a glass of cold water. This site is full of interactive experiments that kids can conduct at home, at school, or even in a restaurant (who knew straws could be so distracting?). Pictures and graphics make it easy to follow the steps in each activity, and key science questions focus on issues for kids to consider.
Endangered Species : Information on endangered species.
Enchanted Learning : Click over to this comprehensive site and zoom into an exploration of rain forests, dinosaurs, sharks, and more. Students can read about important discoveries in the Inventor and Inventions section, meet famous explorers from past and present, and dive into astronomy, where they can learn about planets and asteroids, and calculate their ages on another planet.

Experience Music Project : Seattle's institution for appreciating and preserving all forms of popular music has a spectacular Web site packed with artifacts, interviews, and more.

FactHound.com : FactHound is an innovative new Web portal designed to provide students with the most accurate and current resources available on the Internet. Students can search by book ID number, title, keyword, or ISBN for additional information. FactHound will fetch a list of approved and recommended Web sites matching the search criteria.

Figure This! : Math challenges for families.

FUNbrain.com : Activities for students to begin to use the Internet. Educational games by age or subject.
GoMath.com : Online math help.
Headbone Zone : This site has games, activities, crafts, and educational resources.
History Place Homework Help! : This site offers links to other search engines, an online encyclopedia, a dictionary, a biography site, The History Place and more!
Homework Center : Super site when you need fast facts.
Homework Central : A smart stop for students! Browse the research collections or e-mail your questions.
Homework Spot : This site has homework help, science fair projects, math current events, references and much more.
How stuff works : A fascinating how-it-works collection of articles explaining the inner workings of things.
Internet Public Library : Browse topnotch resources! Submit your question or problem and a volunteer librarian will respond.
Kids' Castle : Smithsonian Magazine offers fun and challenging games as well as interesting information about sports, history, arts, travel, and science for kids ages 8 to 16.
Kids in the Kitchen : This site has fabulous ideas for food-related activities and crafts, as well as recipes for those who like to cook
Kidscom : This site offers games, activities, and educational resources.
Kids Freeware : Get your freebies here: You'll find downloads and Web links for kids of various ages.
Lego.com : Fun games using your favorite toy.
Little Explorers Picture Dictionary : From aardvark to zucchini, curious kids will delight in discovering the definitions of more than 1,500 words.
Magic School Bus Activity Lab : Fun, interactive games help children learn about sounds, bugs, endangered species, and space.
MaMaMedia : This site offers a mix of games, activities and educational resources.
Math League : This site offers easy-to-follow explanations of math concepts, as well as contests where students have a chance to match wits with kids from around the country.
Metropolitan Museum of Art : View more than 3,500 digital images, learn about artists, cultures,and enjoy interactive activities in the Explore & Learn area.
Multiplication.com :"Activities, games, worksheets to help teach the multiplication facts."
Museum of Unnatural Mystery : Parents of inquisitive kids will love this virtual museum. It provides facts, illustrations, photos, and other information about topics such as archaeological explorations, dinosaurs, and UFOs.
My Virtual Reference Desk : Bookmark this site! An outstanding source for facts on the Net. Includes college guides, zip-code directories, currency converters, the Old Farmer's Almanac, Letterman's Top Ten lists, every newspaper imaginable ..... just about any reference source with a presence on the web.
NatureServe : Science and animals.
Nine Planets : Take a multimedia tour of the solar system!
Ooo and Goo : Ooey Goey Silly Putty, Goop, Flubber and Glop recipes at this site!
OrigamiUSA : A terrific site for projects and paper folding techniques.
PBS.org : Public television kids' shows
Pioneer.uen.org :The Pioneer Library includes home access to WorldBook Encyclopedia, CultureGrams, Wilson Biographies, and hundreds of full-text journals.

Presidents of the United States : This site is an excellent resource on every president's term in office and more!
Purplemath :Practical help with algebra in the form of lessons, links to other resources, homework guidelines and advice on productive study habits.
Puzzlemaker : Puzzlemaker is a puzzle generation tool for teachers, students and parents. Create and print customized word search, crossword and math puzzles using your word lists.

RISKLINE   565-7475 RISKLINE is a crisis hotline devoted to meeting the needs of the patrons of the Jordan School District—its students, parents, and teachers.  Riskline is staffed by trained school counselors and psychologists and is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. RISKLINE is designed primarily as a listening line and referral service.  It is the goal of the Riskline counselors to help connect the caller with school programs, community resources, or private agencies.   Riskline counselors also recognize that people in crisis sometimes just need someone who will listen, validate their feelings, and help them think through their options.  All calls are free and confidential.
Rose Center for Earth and Space : Excellent resources for space science from the American Museum of Natural History.
Sodaplay Billed as "the home of creative play," Sodaplay features the Sodazoo, virtual creatures created with springs and masses that you can adjust and play with, and Sodaconstructor, where you can create your own creatures.
Space Place : Activities for kids!
StarChild : You'll find everything (or almost everything) you ever wanted to know about the solar system, outer space, astronauts, and NASA.
States and Capitals
Surfing the Net With Kids : A family friendly web site with educational and recreational Internet resources for kids.
SURWEB :allows people to create multimedia presentations in minutes using images, sounds & movies provided by SURWEB or other digital sources. Wow!
Totally Tessellated : This site explores Escher's work and shows you how to make tessellations.
ToyLab : Fun, fun, fun!
UEN.org : The Utah Education Network has information on Countries, Continents, Venues, Programs, Schools, Sports, News, SIRS, Wilson Biographies, WorldBook, newspaper archives, Curriculum K-12and more on this web site.
UEN K-12 Educator's Page : Lesson plans and resources to support the Utah Core Curriculum.

UEN K-12 Student's Page : Homework help, educational TV, and Internet Safety links.

U.S. Census Bureau :Your source for population, housing, economic, and geographic data

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service : The Endangered Species Program
Write Stuff : Visit this site to explore career opportunities in writing, learn about basic research and writing techniques and try activities and strategies for developing writing style.

Yahooligans A safe search engine for kids.
Yes MAG :Science is just plain fun at this web site! Build your own helicopter, make towers, grow crystals, make mniture lightening bolts and more!

Your Science Fair Project Resource Guide : This information-rich site includes links to sample projects and dozens of science oriented Internet resources.
The Yuckiest Site on the Internet : A happy "Ew, gross!" will probably be your child's first reaction to this entertaining site, which lives up to its name in such sections as Roach World and Your Gross & Cool Body (where the mysteries of eye gunk and ear wax are solved). Older kids, supervised by parents, will especially go for the Icky Experiments in Yucky Fun & Games, with winners such as Eyeball-o-Rama.
  • We have made every effort to ensure that all links leaving this site are appropriate. Jordan School District and Brookwood Elementary cannot be held responsible for information found on other web sites.