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Cybersleuth Kids
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Crayon.net
"Despite its title, this resource is not just for kids, but for anyone who wants to "CReAte Your Own Newspaper." Start by entering a name and slogan for your paper (The Barbara Times "Your News Your Way") then choose your news sources (such as USA Today or The New York Times), comic strips (Rugrats or Peanuts anyone?), and additional snippets (This Day in History and Merriam-Webster Word of the Day are two excellent choices.) Your paper can be formatted as a single page, a framed page (my preference) or in two windows. Click to save and view. Congratulations! You’re a newspaper publisher."
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Collegiate Choice Walking Tours Videos
Reviewed September 10, 1999 by Cliff Kramon, a parent from New Jersey who is affiliated with the site. No bells and whistles in this site but a fair amount of helpful information for those going through the college selection process. The primary focus is on the video tours (for sale) of over 330 colleges, but the articles, lists, and humorous additions are free.
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College Prep 101
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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CollegeView
"The CollegeView Web Edition is a database of 3,300 two- and four-yearcolleges with multimedia "tours". If your needs can be broken downinto six searchable criteria such as location, size and major, you can queryCollegeView to find the college of your dreams. The database is a great idea,but if you’re interested in a college that does not have a CollegeView "tour",you will need to look elsewhere for details. Many colleges have their own webpages. You can locate them with your favorite Web search engine (mine isLycos.)"
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ClassZone: Web Research Guide
"This tutorial to teach middle-school students to research, evaluate and cite Web sites starts with a quiz to evaluate how much you already know about using the Internet. Next, you’ll find five lessons, starting with an exploration of the Internet versus the Library. "Why use both? Because each has resources, benefits, and limitations that the other does not." The Teacher Guide provides a short overview of the site, along with a single-page glossary of terms used throughout the tutorial."
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City of Sammamish’s KidsZone
Reviewed September 1, 1999 by Patsy Excell, a parent from Seattle, Washington who is not affiliated with the site. In conjunction with local schools, the City of Sammamish has created an excellent web page for kids. Love the ants crawling all over.
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Citing Electronic Documentation
Citing Electronic Documentation. An education module that provides methods to cite electronic documentation in the APA, Chicago, and MLA styles.
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Children’s Books Central
Reviewed May 31, 1999 by a reader from Richmond, Virginia who is affiliated with the site. Children’s Books Central is a directory of directories for sites related to children’s books. It is a place to start for writers, readers, collectors, illustrators, librarians, teachers, parents, publishers, storytellers and kids. With its many links reached from its well laid out index, a wealth of resources are available even for the general Web surfer.
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Children’s Express
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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