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White House for Kids welcomes children into our President's 
residence.  
There's an open house at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.  Welcome, 
please come 
in!  View paintings by American Female Artists like Mary 
Cassatt.  Learn 
about Air Force One, Camp David, patriots and the 1st dogs, 
Barney and Mrs. 
Beesley.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/kids/whlife/index.html

National Geographic for Kids is colorful, beautiful and full of 
amazing 
facts and pictures. Watch how baby elephants have fun.  Learn 
about the dung 
beetle.  National Geographic offers you a beautiful way to 
explore our 
world.
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/kids/

Loyola Press presents a glossary of Catholic terms, kids' 
prayers, saint 
stories and Stations of the Cross for children using multimedia.  
Please  
pray the Stations of the Cross as a family.
http://www.findinggod.org

4th Grade Activities In Varied Subjects
http://www.quia.com/pages/greendale4.html

Time For Kids Publication Companion Website   Please go to The 
Black History 
Month section for fun, educational and interactive activities.
http://www.timeforkids.com

NASA Space Facts "Astronomy Is Awesome!"
http://www.nasa.gov

Museum of Science & Industry (Please visit Christmas Around the 
World.  
Science is very cool.  Are you a fan of the Star Wars Movies or 
think 
solving crimes using science is amazing?  Think CSI & visit the 
museum.)
http://www.msichicago.org

Dolch Sight Words: Please go to third grade list for reviews.
http://www.vdps.net/Dolch%204.doc has Dolch Sight Words Grade 4.
http://www.msrossbec.com

Practice Dolch Sight Words using an interactive Sight Word Game.
http://www.homebase8.net/dolch/third/index.htm

See the beauty of America's National Parks.  They are true 
treasures with 
natural resources that should be enjoyed, respected and preserved.
http://www.nps.gov

There's useful information on numerous topics in different 
disciplines.
http://www.enchantedlearning.com

The Library of Congress helps us meet famous Americans.  These 
were 
statesmen, inventors, entrepreneurs and entertainers.
htp://www.americaslibrary.gov

Fun Brain has many fun, interactive activities.  Please go to 
Math Baseball 
and practice multiplication and division.  Start with the easy 
level and 
continue progressing.  Also try Grammar Gorillas.  Good luck, you 
can do it!
http://www.funbrain.com

Try the Fox Network's "Are You Smarter Than A 5th 
Grader" on line game.  
This is a super site for learning about books.
http://www.scholastic.com

Please go to basic math and practice with interactive tools. Good 
luck and 
keep practicing the multiplication daily.
http://www.AAA.Math.com

The Columban Missionary Society establishes the Catholic Church 
where the 
Gospel has not been preached, helps local churches evangelize 
their laity 
and promotes dialogue with other faiths.  CHILDREN PLEASE SELECT 
JOURNEY 
WITH JESUS SECTION.  THANK YOU.
http://WWW.COLUMBAN.ORG

Sing along with Mr. Fred M. Rogers "Won't You Be My Neighbor?
" & "I'm  Proud 
orf You."  Play music, games and color.  Visit Arthur and 
Curious George.
http://www.pbskids.org

See Sue the Tyrannosaurus.  Also visit the other online dinosaurs 
and online 
exhibits about Darwin,Mendel and George Washington Carver.
http://www.fieldmuseum.org

Learn about our forests,wildlife and how important trees are to 
our planet.  
Also find out for yourself from Smokeybear how you can prevent 
forest 
fires.  Smokeybear says, "Only you can prevent forest 
fires."
http://www.smokeybear.com

Do you believe in dragons?  Learn about lizards and the Shedd 
Aqaurium's 
Komodo King. Visit their Wild Reef and go face to fin with dozens 
of sharks. 
Explore the Oceanarium and marvel at the marine mammals.  Spend a 
day with 
your family at the Shedd and see "Earth 4-D:Shallow 
Seas."  It's playing 
now!  It's amazing!
http://www.sheddaquarium.org

Select from numerous books that are recommended for your your age 
by the 
Chicago Public Library.  Research famous African Americans for 
Black History 
Month in February.
http://www.chipublib.org

Let our Founding Father, Benjamin Franklin, guide you in learning 
about the 
United States Government.  View U.S. symbols, know how laws are 
made, learn 
about the different branches of our government and the election 
process.
http://bensguide.gpo.gov

Open your marvelous mind to nature's wildlife that God created.  
How 
awesome!
http://www.lpzoo.com

Conserve,connect with wildlife and nature.
http://www.brookfieldzoo.org

Listen and recognize music from the masters. Hear excerpts from 
these great 
composers and read their biographies. Praise Mary by listening to 
Bach's Ave 
Maria.  Tune in to Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, Moonlight Sonata & 
Fur 
Elise.  You'll know Chopin's Waltz Minute.  Try it, it's fun and 
you'll 
enjoy it.
http://www.town4kids.com/town4kids/kids/music4kids/composers/bach.htm

Utah State University's site has a choice of math themes.  The 
information 
is well presented using color and is interactive.  Topics include 
factor 
trees, bar charts and fraction bars.
http://nlvm.usu.edu/en/nav/vlibrary.html

The Weekly Reader helps students read and write.  Click on the 
Weekly 
Writer, Chris Van Allsburg, and continue writing his story.  
Learn about sea 
horses, get information, meet amazing people like marine 
biologists and 
travel to places that Captain Cousteau visited. Try the Tornado 
Smarts Quiz 
and explore.
http://www.weeklyreader.com

There's history in YOUR pocket!  Make change! Break the bank!  
Visit the 
U.S. Mint's Camp Coin and enjoy games,cartoons and travel the 
time machine.
http://www.USMint.Gov/Kids

Learn sign language from a female gorilla.  She has taken 
interspecies 
communication to a higher level.  How incredible is this creature 
of God?
http://www.koko.org

The Census Bureau offers you a menu of government sites that have 
age 
appropriate information about the U.S. Government.  Click the 
Environmental 
Protection Agency's Explorer's Club for games, art and science 
projects.
http://www.census.gov/mso/www/educate/kidspage.htm

Did you ever wonder if a skunk responds the same way to the odor 
it 
discharges?  Or do people and other creatures only react to the 
stink?  You 
can have your questions answered by Senior Science Editor, Dr. J. 
Myers, 
Ph.D.  View snow sculptures or enter a picture of your 
sculpture.  Take a 
journey through time.  Nature Writer, Rosannna Hansen,visits 
Namibia, Africa 
to study cheetas.  Find the volume of an apple using H2O 
displacement by 
going to Science in Action. Do lots of other experiments too.  
Find hidden 
objects in pictures and watch them animate.
http://www.highlightskids.com/

Watch video clips of Bindi Irwin & The Crocmen.  Have fun and 
save our 
planet!  If reptiles rock your world, tune to Jeff Corwin 
Unleashed.
http://www.kids.discovery.com/beyond/

When you need advice, the best place to get accurate information 
is an 
expert.  This site has experts in fields ranging from Astronomy 
to Zooology.
Give it a whirl.
http://www.askanexpert.com

Want a recipe for Dino Soap?  Do you enjoy learning more about 
dinosaurs?  
Play Dino "Soars" and uncover pterodactyl eggs.  Use 
map coordinates and dig 
like a paleontologist.  We studied coordinate pairs in math, 
remember?
http://www.funschool.com

Read an online book by Hans Wilhelm.  Read this story to a 
younger sibling 
and see the colorful pictures.  It's about a young penguin, 
Josephine.  Read 
"Don't Give Up, Josephine!"
http://www.childrensbooksforever.com/

Do you enjoy rearranging furniture, pictures or other items in 
rooms?  Be 
creative and have fun moving the people, pets, pictures, 
furniture and 
articles in the Dutch Dollhouse.  It's interactive and colorful.
http://www.nga.gov/kids/zone/dollhouse.htm

Learn about the traders and trappers who lived in Illinois. 
Paddle back to 
Illinois history.  You will enjoy your multimedia voyage.
http://www.wildillinois.org/play.htm

Take the climate quiz and learn about global warming.  Play games 
and learn 
about the elections and other current issues in the news.  Find 
out what 
important events happened on this date in history.
http://www.kidsnewsroom.org

Are you curious about the human body, all its systems and how 
everything 
works?  Visit this site and become enlightened.  Find "Fast 
Facts" about 
systems, cells, bones, muscles and organs.  There are many 
fabulous 
facts about terrific topics.
http://www.kidskonnect.com/

Our earth is beautiful but natural disasters happen.  Explore the 
causes of 
volcanic eruptions, floods, tsunamis, earthquakes and 
landslides.  You can 
get great information on the geophysical aspects of our planet.  
Participate 
in the quizes and broaden your knowledge.
http://www.ngdc.noaa.gov/seg/hazard/kqStart.shtml

It certainly is OKAY to be smart.  Challenge yourself with the 
two minute 
brain quizes.  You'll learn some amazing and fun facts.
http://www.brainquest.com/kids.php

Visit Panda Bears or experience what the Apollo 11 astronauts saw 
on the 
moon.  They left a plaque on the moon.  Read the message and 
write your 
message for a moon plaque and submit it to The Smithsonian 
Institute.
http://www.smithsonianeducation.org

Recognize the vital, predatory role of the sharks in our oceans.
http://www.discoveryschool.com

Try exiting a termite tower by playing Termite Maze.  Improve 
your memory by 
playing Matching Apes or Finding Fish.  You'll test your skills 
by playing 
Bird Brains.  Click on Ranger Rick, then click Fun & Games.  Good 
Luck!
http://www.nwf.org/kids/

Sink those germs by washing hands before eating and after using 
the toilet.  
Sing along with Henry the Hand and learn how to avoid spreading 
germs.  The 
Health Museum in Barrington, Illinois has great information to 
stay healthy 
and strong.  Just click on health information.
http://www.healthworldoutreach.org

Test your knowledge and skills about the Olympics Games. Dream 
big, work 
hard and you'll aspire to be the best you can be.
http://www.pocanticohills.org/olympics/summerolympics.htm

Color and share information with Ultimutt and Cosmicat from the 
Anti-Cruelty 
Society in Chicago.  Click on the Kids' Corner and learn from the 
caring 
critters.
http://www.anticruelty.org

Listen to the sounds of beluga whales, giant anteaters, Asian 
elephants and 
killer whales, AKA,Shumu.  Tune in to the sound library to listen 
to actual 
recorded animal sounds.
http://www.buschgardens.org/animal-info/sound-library/index.htm

Propel yourself to Planet Power by fueling your rocket with 
healthy food 
choices.  The food pyramid will help you keep healthy and fit.
http://www.mypyramid.gov

Did you know that the iron in our blood came from an exploding 
star?  What 
would you weigh on Mars?  Check for yourself. Investigate the 
summer camp 
offerings at The Adler Planetarium.  Be an official astronomer 
and play 
astronomy games. Check it out!  Read "Cloud Dance" by 
Thomas Locker, "The 
Moon & You" by E.C. Krupp and "The Moon" by 
Seymour Simon.
http://www.adlerplanetarium.org/cyberspace/planets/mars/kids_guide.html

Enjoy exploring different sports and find information to be 
healthy, stay 
fit and have fun.
http://www.pegang.com/

Look at the beautiful pictures of the chimpanzees Dr. Jane 
Goodall has 
studied and protected throughout her life.  Read this book with a 
younger 
sibling and marvel at these amazing creatures.  Share this 
biography of Dr. 
Jane, as she is known to children, with your whole family.  
"The Chimpanzees 
I Love"
http://www.teacher.scholastic.com/products/classmags/files/Goodall.pdf

Explore the secret lives of trees.  The oxygen we breathe to live 
is given 
off from trees.  We exhale carbon dioxide and the trees take that 
in.  Trees 
are terrific.  Learn more from this University of Illinois Urban 
Extention 
site.
http://www.urbanext.uiuc.edu/trees2/index2.html

Art enriches our lives by its beauty.  Enjoy art and read these 
wonderful 
books offered by the Art Institute of Chicago.
http://www.artic.edu/aic/books/children/index.html

Explore color, shape and line using this National Gallery of Art 
site.  
There are interactive art studies and visit the animated 
sculpture garden 
with Lizzy and Gordon that is set to music.  View beautiful 
paintings by 
Mary Cassatt and Georgia O'Keeffe.
http://www.nga.gov/kids/

Visit the New York Philharmonic Symphony's Instrument Storage 
Room and hear 
the different instument's sounds.  Rearrange Mozart's Minuet.  
Super fun!  
Also learn about the composers, their compositions and the 
instruments.
http://www.nyphilkids.org/main.phtml?

Isn't reading humorous poetry fun?  Writing funny poems is even 
more 
enjoyable.  Visit this website for writing tips and a rhyming 
dictionary to 
help you become a proficient poet.
http://www.poetry4kids.com

The site is a rich resource for brain teasers, such as sequences, 
rhymes, 
jokes and riddles.  Navigate and visit museums around the world.  
Visit the 
virtual zoo and learn about the animal kingdom.
http://www.AzKidsNet.com

Our free enterprise system is fueled by entrepreneurs.  Junior 
Achievement 
and The Museum of Science and Industry,here in Chicago, have 
teamed up 
together to present the entrepreneurial learning lab, 
"Enterprise."  Visit 
the U. S. Business Hall of Fame, make business decisions and run 
virtual 
companies.
http://www.ja.org

Practice calculating area, perimeter and other math concepts.  
Discover the 
different varieties of frogs.  Have your weight calculated on the 
moon or 
other planets.
http://www.mohonasen.org/staffdev/mathven/ribbit/rdefault.htm

Read about our solar system and then take the quiz.  Visit the 
interactive 
learning center and practice your language skills by using the 
correct word 
in each sentence.  The math diagrams will broaden your 
understanding of 
fractions.  Have fun!
http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/8112

These are simple science experiments that demonstrate numerous 
concepts and 
are fun to do.  Please get permission from your parents before 
doing any 
activity. Click on "Explore."  Then click on the Hands-
On-Activities, The 
Science Explorer. When you rub a balloon on your head, then you 
can watch a 
soda can race across the floor.  WOW!  Science is Super!
http://www.exploratorium.edu/science_/index.html

Participate in an interactive classroom.  Choose your grade level 
and start 
an awesome adventure.  Experience what slaves encountered while 
finding 
freedom on The Underground Railroad with Harriet Tubman.
http://www.germantownacademy.org/curtech/interactive/interactive.htm

What's Ares? View the Phoenix Mars Lander and Mission Completed 
Space 
Shuttle Endeavour.  Learn about the Northern Lights and How to 
Yell Across a 
Solar System.  The Picture Dictionary is super fun and very 
educational.
http://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/k-4/index.html

How about helping our planet by conserving?  Take the eco-quizes 
and save 
our beautiful planet.  Start now!  Everyone should do your part.
http://www.ecokidsonline.com

Don't you just keep wondering?  What is quicksand anyway?  Do 
cats have 
belly buttons?  When you eat Life Savers, do they spark in your 
mouth?  By 
the way, the sparks are blue. Gosh!  These are really mind 
boggling 
questions.  What happens when a glass of root beer is dropped 
from the Sears 
Tower?  Find the answers to these questions on this site.  
Reeko's Mad 
Scientist Lab also has simple science and chemistry 
projects/experiments to 
demonstrate scientific principles.  Your parents must be home and 
give you 
permission to do any of these experiments.  Remember to ALWAYS 
wear goggles.
http://www.spartechsoftware.com/reeko/

Isn't it fun to sing?  Learn science concepts by listening and 
singing 
along.  Focus on the Gravity Song today.  Have fun!
http://www.acme.com/jef/singing_science

Earth Day is April 22.  We must recycle and not litter each day.  
Play 
Checkers with Ozone, the dog, and learn about global warming.  
The 
Environmental Protection Agency helps kids protect our Earth.
http://epa.gov/climatechange/kids/difference.html

Discover more about the author, Roald Dahl, who wrote "James 
and the Giant 
Peach" "Matilda" "The BFG" "Charlie 
and the Chocolate Factory."
http://www.roalddahl.com

We've sung this activity song in class.  It helps us stretch and 
concentrate.  Sing and participate in "Heads, 
Shoulders,Knees and Toes.
http://www.scoutsongs.com

You just have to visit the San Francisco Symphony's site.  It's 
wonderful!  
Have a great time while learning.
http://www.sfskids.org/templates/home.asp?pageid=1

Listen to an underwater earthquake.  Hear the sounds of Killer 
Whales,Pilot 
Whales, Orca Whales, Humpback Whales, Crownose Rays and many 
other sea 
creatures.
http://dsc.discovery.com/convergence/blueplanet/sounds/sounds.html

Get the latest information about the Mars Mission.  It's out of 
this world!
http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu/kids.php

Did you ever wonder about sound?  Take an Ocean Odyssey and learn 
about 
sound waves.
http://www.engineeringinteract.org

Journey into our Country's founders minds and how they establised 
the 
framework for our new nation.  The United States government is 
planned in 
the U.S.Constitution.
http://www.USconstitution.net/constkids4.html

Please request and receive your parent's permission before 
visiting any web 
site.  Sometimes some people choose to be unkind. We can change 
that by 
having knowledge and choosing to do the right thing. Read 
wonderful stories 
about rescued animals.  Click on the Farm Sactuary 
Kidz Club, read their stories and see the animals' pictures.
http://www.turtlemountain.com

Judy Blume's site has great links for writing reports.  Find fun 
trivia 
about her books.  Also find how Judy Blume got ideas for her 
books.
http://www.judyblume.com/kids.php

Enjoy reading rare children's books on line.  Explore, discover 
and enjoy 
books like "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" by L. Frank 
Baum.  Just scroll down 
to that section.
http://www.literacy.gov

Use your computer abilities to see, hear and demonstrate your 
knowledge 
about out solar system.  Take the interactive quiz after doing 
the 
activities and see the awesome knowledge you have.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks2bitesize/science/activities/earth_sun_moon.shtml

View the August,2008 total solar eclipse from China, the host 
country for 
The Olympic Games in summer,2008.
http://sunearthday.gsfc.nasa.gov/2008eclipse/

View the photo gallery to take the Kids'Safara and learn more 
about 
animals.  Find out more about Jack Hanna by clicking the FAQ 
Jungle Jack 
section.
http://www.jackhanna.com

The internet public library has many topics from A-Z.  Go to 
"Fun Stuff" and 
click on the Hamstertour.  It will crack you up!
http://www.ipl.org/kidspace

Expand your knowlege that you learned in our classroom.  Apply 
your wisdom 
about systems to help Arnold put his correct body organs in the 
proper 
system.  Arnold, The Terminator, will thank you for a job well 
done!
http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/interactives/systems.html

Do you want to learn about earning and saving money?  Find our 
why saving 
money is a very good thing.  Watch Channel 11's Savvy Pig Tales.
http://www.wttw.com/main taf?p=4,13,2

Use this interactive page to help you understand what a solar is 
and how it 
happens.
http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/java/scienceopticsu/solar/index.htmo

Journey back in time and prepare for our school's presentation.
http://www.jbit.org

Do you enjoy singing, dancing, watching free videos, playing free 
games and 
learning new ideas and skills?  I sure do!  Visit this site and 
explore 
God's wonderful world we call Earth and beyond space.  Have a 
great time.
http://www.kidsknowit.com/educational-songs/index.php

Keep updated on the election with campaign games, key election 
term 
glossary, candidate profiles, step-by-step explanations of the 
election, up-
to-the minute election news,TFK Kid Reporter coverage.  Be 
prepared and be 
part of this historic election.
http://www.timeforkids.com/election08

Extend your learning about Cesar Chavez and other people in our 
history that 
improved life for others.  Make sure you watch the free movies 
and take the 
e-quiz after viewing the movies.
http://www.brainpop.com

Let's all sing Feliz Navidad together!  Merry Christmas!
http://www.airmp3.net/download/jose_feliciano/feliz_navidad/mp3/dlaXa_17dbf_2

Improve your reading comprehension while reading for leisure and 
enjoyment.  
Check the Reading Counts list and choose a title. Then take the 
test and 
watch your reading improve.  Good luck and have fun!
http://www2.fcsconline.org/staff/mccainm/ReadingCounts/RCListTitle.pdf

Learn about our solar system, astronomers and space exploreres in 
English, Spanish, Portugese, French and German.  Celebrate 
diversity!  
http://www.gbcnv.edu/~schwandt/teched3/nikki/MrsVanOrman.html

Practice your space knowledge and skills. 
http://www.authorstream.com/presentation/sarbjitarora-183326-solar-system-planets-earth-cbse-science-students-education-ppt-powerpoint/

This is a site that will challenge and strengthen your knowledge 
and skills. 
Do you want a challenge in math, science or reading?  Go for it. You can do it!




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