Web Links to Great Teacher Resources

U.S. Constitution Online provides complete text of the Constitution and displays how admendments have affected have affected the Constitution. An interesting feature is the links that define key terms within the Constitution.

The Charters of Freedom contains links to major documents including the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. You can also view images of the original documents.

Nasa Images presents more than 13,500 images for education. Subject headings include Universe, Solar System, Earth, Aeronautics, and Astronauts.

The National Archives offers a goldmine of primary sources for classroom use.  The Teacher Resources tab will guide you to well organized material and links to enhance any social studies classroom.

History.com features a special Black History Month website with original articles, short video clips, and additional background information.

Google Science Fair:  Google is looking for the brightest young scientists from around the world to submit interesting, creative projects that are relevant to the world today. The competition is open to students aged 13 to 18 from around the world working on their own or in a team of two or three.

Gale Cengage Learning offers a free interactive resource for students to learn about the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill called Zoom:  Gulf Oil Crisis.

Want to bring the ho-hum world of science education alive? Check out Science of Everyday Life, a free online resource from 3M and Discovery Education that offers family activities and interactive tools designed to encourage exploration and engagement with science for kids in grades K-8.

Illuminations offers extensive resources for teaching math at all levels. From the National Coucil of Teachers of Mathematics.

The Kennedy Center instituted ARTSEDGE in 1996 as its educational media arm, reaching out to schools, communities, individuals and families with printed materials, classroom support and Internet technologies.