Maps and More
Welcome to our School Family 2007-2008
Math Facts
Teacher Web Pages
Resource Links for Teachers
Smart Boards
Humphrey the Lost Whale Travel Buddy Project
Learn more about the United States?**There's a wealth of information on the 50 states.com site! This includeseverything from the capital to what their license plate looks like.
**KidSpace is a great resource for kids to learn more about our 50 states too.
**The KidPort site provides lots of great information too! After learning keyfacts take
a state quiz to test your knowledge.
**Check out First Gov for Kids. On this site, you can see a website for each state!
**Explore the country at America's Library! There are facts and trivia with aclickable map.
**Once you've studied the locations of the states, you can try your hand at thischallenge. Can you correctly place each state? It's harder that it looks! :o)
**At State Animals.com, you can even make a report cover with your state animal on it!
**Find out which star on the US flag "belongs" to your state! You can also see eachof the 50 state flags on this site.
**Do you wonder if there more boys or girls in your state? Find out more about eachstate's population at Fact Finder Kid's Corner from the US Census Bureau!
**Check out the Map Machine from National Geographic. You can plug in the zip code
where Ollie is traveling to see a road map and even a satellite image of his location!
**Of course, there are tons of books to read about our country as well: