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  • Check out this site to see a simple diagram of the life cycle of the salmon! Great for when we write our salmon reports!
Salmon Life Cycle
  • Increase your awareness of how you can help save salmons! This fun game asks questions, where you have to choose what you would do- and help save the salmon! Great for our salmon unit!
Salmon Challenge
  • This site has gorgeous photos of real wetlands. What is a wetland? What lives there? Find out! Great for our salmon unit!
Wetlands
  • Coming soon- butterfly sites!
  • This website lets you explore the rainforest and the people who call it home. Great for our Rain Forest unit!
Amazon Interactive Rainforest
  • This exciting website by PBS has wonderful photos and maps that help you explore the Amazon rain forest! Great for our Rain Forest unit!
Journey into Amazonia
  • In the kids' section, find out about how you can help save a rainforest. See other kids who actually live in the rainforest and get lots of information about this majestic place! Great for our Rain Forest unit!
Rainforest Action
  • Learn about different types of rainforests. Where can you find them on the globe? See a map! Great for our Rain Forest unit!
Types of Rainforests
  • See photos and video clips that show the diversity of the rainforests. Great for our Rain Forest unit!
Passport to the Rainforest
  • Play games like creating clouds and organizing puzzles. Hear stories from real inventors!
Inventions c
  • This site gives you step-by-step directions on how to perform lots of fun, cheap science experiments! Great for our "prepare and share" science experiments!
Science Fair

 

  • See photos of an actual science project and a list of good ideas. Great for our "prepare and share" science experiments!
Science Fair 
  • Make a bubble bomb, a roto-coptor, or a geodesic gumdrop creation! Great for our "prepare and share" science experiments!
Science Fair 
  • Here's a kid-friendly site where you can enjoy learning about different fields of science!
Ology Einstein
  • Are you interested in learning more about electricity? Then THIS is the site for you!
Electricity Site!
  • This site describes itself as "the world's best polar bear resource"! Check it out!
Polar Bear International
  • This site has tons of factual information about Polar Bears, as well as great activities you can do. Also, feel free to click on "home" to explore other great information about Sea Creatures. Sea World is world-famous for its sea displays!
Sea World Polar Bear Information
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National Wildlife Federation
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San Diego Zoo
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For the Birds
  • This gives information about what standards are on the Science WASL. Great for parents!
WASL Prep
  • This fun, informative site has games and extensions of what we'll be learning in class. In fourth grade, we learn about the human body, electricity and magnetism, and water. Check it out! Great for reinforcing concepts we've learned in science units in class!
Foss Website
  • Have you ever wondered about your brain? This is the site for you!
Neuroscience for Kids
  • This fabulously fun site shows you the intricate and magical world of... popcorn!
 Popcorn
  • If you thought popcorn was fascinating, wait until you research the history and science of bread!
Baking Bread
The following sites were taken, with permission, from Mrs. Edgar's website. Here is a link to her homepage: Mrs. Edgar's Homepage
   
 

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Black History | Lewis and ClarkWashington/ Animals  | The World |
Pioneers

  • Learn about famous and influential African Americans. Great for our African American Biographies celebrating Black History Month (February)
Black History
  • This site gives maps and timelines of Lewis and Clark. Great for our Lewis and Clark unit!
Lewis and Clark
  • This beautifully illustrated page offers all kinds of facts about the expedition. You can even lead the expedition! Great for our Lewis and Clark unit!
Lewis and Clark
  • Create your own "specimen box" and test your packing skills on this interactive journey along the trail of Lewis and Clark. Great for our Lewis and Clark unit!
Scholastic Lewis and Clark
  • Click on WA sites to enjoy a wealth of information about our beautiful state! Great for our WA State unit!
Mrs. Bullock's WA Website!
  • Click on WA sites to enjoy a wealth of information about our beautiful state! Great for our WA State unit!
Mrs. Weatherbie's WA Resources Page!
  • Take a "virtual" photo tour of Seattle! Great for our WA State unit!
Seattle Virtual Tour
  • This site leads to great Eastern Washington animals.
Animals, Insects, and Plants of Eastern Washington
  • On this site, you can click on places around WA or on the animals themselves. There are great photos from real explorers. This site even features slugs!
Exploring the Great Northwest
  • On this page, you'll find wonderful, specific facts about Bighorn Mountain Sheep. You can also click on the links on the left of the page to go to information about many other animals, such as: badgers, beavers, elk, wolves, raccoons, porcupines, skunks, and many more!
Bighorn Mountain Sheep
  • Birds and more birds is what you will encounter as you peruse this site! Filled with birds of every color and hue from around Washington, it's a great place to get information for bird watching in your own backyard!
BirdWeb Homepage
  • The wonderful Burke Museum, on the University of Washington campus, offers this informative website all about the animals of Washington State. Click on the Research and Collections links to go to: arachnology (the study of SPIDERS), ornithology (the study of BIRDS), herpetology (the study of REPTILES and AMPHIBIANS), mammalogy (the study of MAMMALS). These are GREAT!
Burke Museums' Animals of Washington Website
  • This site has fantastic photos of aquatic life of the Puget Sound
Virtual photo album of Puget Sound marine life
  • If you are interested in researching about reptiles and amphibians, this is the site for you!
Reptiles and Amphibians
of Eastern Washington
  • Get photos of real Washington animals from live-feed cameras around Washington! This interactive site let's you "spy" on a variety of animals in their natural habitats.
Wild Watch Cam
  • If you've ever been to the Seattle Aquarium, you know how wonderful it is! This is the Website they maintain. The page I've linked to is a Beach Animals Guide. There is a great presentation if you click on: View Feeding Adaptations Presentation. This links to a FANTASTIC presentation all about critters you yourself can spy and identify on the beaches of Washington!
Seattle Aquarium
  • This search engine will help you find specific information about almost any animal. Simply type your animal name in the search engine.
Animal Diversity Web
  • This site shows the infamous "gooey-ducks" (Geoducks) of Washington state!
Geoducks
  • Link here to see my example of an animal report.... Remember! Your report has to be about a Washington State Animal!!!!
WA State Animal Report Power Point Example
  • Enjoy music from other countries! You can also order the music from this site. Great for kids who love music, or parents who like to have multicultural music in the car!
Putumayo Kids
  • Read about American History... This site is great for our Pioneer Unit!
Scholastic History Site
  • Great site for general info!
Think Quest
  • This is a school research page from Oregon!
On the Oregon Trail
  • This will help you understand the timeframe in which the events of the Oregon Trail happened.
Timeline of the Oregon Trail
  • Follow the route of the Pioneers and visit the Oregon trail.
Emigrant Road
  • This site provides links for the Oregon trail that show diaries, general information, and all sorts of other sites!
"Overland"- links to the Oregon Trail
  • You can actually go to this place with your parents for fun to experience the Oregon Trail yourself! Click on the "Historic Trails" tab to find out facts!
Oregon Trail Center
  • On this site, you can find out about provisions, prairie schooners, who the pioneers were, life and death on the Oregon Trail, and MANY MORE facts! This is a VERY INFORMATIVE site! Try it!
"End of the Oregon Trail" Interpretive Center
  • Would you ever pay $100 for a glass of water? Read about it on this site!
All About the Gold Rush
  • Read more about why people rushed for gold, and who lived and died in trying to find it!
California Gold Rush
  • Before the Oregon Trail, Lewis and Clark explored the West when it was EVEN MORE WILD! Find out facts about this famous historical duo!
The Lewis and Clark Corp of Discovery
  • Visit this site for facts about buffalo chips, how people dressed, cooking, games, and more!
Everyday Life on the Oregon Trail
  • Did you know that some people walked over 2,000 miles on the Oregon Trail using only a wheelbarrow? You can find out this and lots more interesting, weird facts on the "fantastic facts" section of this site. You can also do basic research about the trail, such as: the food, games, what the wagons were like, the timeline, etc. A FANTASTIC site!
All About the Oregon Trail

Washington State Jeoprody

State Facts

State History

State Geography/ Mapping

Wildlife/ Crops

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Math Back to Top

A+ Math
A+ Math
Operations
Fractions 
Place Value
Graphing
Math with "Manipulatives"
Money
Every Day Math Site
Cool Math
Every Day Math Fun

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  • Look up words on this "Word Hub"...
Word Central
  • Fun word puzzles that are similies! This site is as fun as a circus.... It's as cool as an ice cube... As exciting as a trip to the moon...
Animal Similies
  • Read Author interviews, get book recommendations, hear what books other kids are reading...

Kids Read!

  • This non-fiction site has great information about up-to-the-minute subjects that matter to kids! Do you enjoy NON-FICTION? Read up!
Scholastic
  • This site has writing by REAL KIDS! Enjoy...

Stone Soup

  • In this site, you get to rearrange those little word magnets to create cool poetry. Groovy, man!
Magnetic Poetry
  • Read these elegant nature poems. They are short and sweet...
Haikus
  • These little fables are especially great in December, when we study fairytales!
Aesop's Fables
  • More of those little life lessons that are FUN to read...
More Aesop's Fables
  • These little fables are especially great in December, when we study fairytales!
Classic Fairy Tales
  • Read about the author, Beverly Cleary. She has written MANY well-known and well-loved books, such as: Ralph S. Mouse, Besus and Ramona, and Strider...
Beverly Cleary
Book Jackets'

Lemony Snicket

The Official Harry Potter Website

Meet Molly Moon
Starfall
  • Wow! If you have a set of earphones on, you can listen to a fun story read aloud by a great narrator! CAUTION: for this site, you REALLY DO need to have your headphones plugged in! Enjoy!
Tumble Books

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Escher Art

Mr. Kurleychek's Website

No More Bullies

Bullying and Teasing

Yahooligans