Shakespeare Online
Reviewed May 22, 2000 by Nora Greenwood, a teacher from Alberta, Canada who is not affiliated with the site.Shakespeare Online is one of the best educational resources on the web. As an English teacher I encourage my students to use the Internet as a research tool and Shakespeare Online has been an invaluable resource. There is a wealth of original content on every aspect of Shakespeare’s work. Not to be missed!
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Shakespeare is elementary
Reviewed April 1, 2001 by Denise P., a reader from Nova Scotia, Canada who is affiliated with the site. The site was created by a grade 2 and 3 class with their teacher and gives an overview of Shakespeare’s life, brief reviews of some of his work, ideas for teachers, and artwork by the children.
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Shakespeare is Elementary
Reviewed by Denise, a reader from Nova Scotia, Canada who is affiliated with the site. "The site was created by a grade two and three class with their teacher and gives an overview of Shakespeare’s life, brief reviews of some of his work, ideas for teachers, and artwork by the children."
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Shakespeare’s Globe
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Shakespeare Trust
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Shakespeare Mystery
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Shakespeare Goes to the Dogs
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Shakespeare Web Poetry Applet
""To question or not to suffer: that is the fortune." Is it Shakespeare? No, it’s Shakespeare’s Magnet Poetry Applet. Take the famous quote from Hamlet ("To be, or not to be: that is the question: Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,or to take arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing end them?") and scramble it up to make your own Web poem. This fun Java applet works just like the magnetic poetry that hangs on your refrigerator door. Try it. It’s fun."
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Secrets at Sea
"Dive into Ace on the Case: Secrets@Sea and see if you can solve the mystery. In this educational adventure story for grades four through seven, the reader steps into the "starring role of Ace, assistant investigator to Paula Pacific, who is assigned to examine unusual behaviors noticed in killer whale populations in the Alanamorris Strait.role of Ace." As you pass through the story, you’ll complete a number of ocean-related activities, which will lead you to the solution."
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Scholastic’s Official Harry Potter Site
"Scholastic is Harry Potter’s American publisher, and this official site is jam packed with goodies such as free screensavers (Windows and Macintosh) and Shockwave quiz games. You’ll also find an interview with the author and two marvelous discussion guides (great for teachers and book club leaders.) My favorite click is the Reading Circle where you can answer some questions ("Who is your favorite character and why?") and share your responses on the bulletin board. If you are still not sure what all the Harry Potter fuss is about, try the free sample chapters — you’ll find one from each of the first three books."
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