Helpful Websites For Students

Science Links

Reptiles and Amphibians

• Find out about reptiles, amphibians, and herps
• Come visit the Exploratorium's Frogs site

Nutrition

• Come check out the new food pyramid
• Tips for healthy kids

Energy and Matter

• Learn more about energy and matter here.

Social Studies

Geography

• Need to find a map? Click here to find a printable map.

• Test your geography knowledge here.

• Click here to play geography and history games.
• Check out these landforms.

Government

• Click here to learn about the three branches of government.

• Click here to find out what's happening at the White House?

• Learn about the candidates and election 2008.

Alaska

• We know how to build a house...a little wood, some nails, spackle...but how do you make an igloo? A couple of mouse clicks and you'll find out...

• Sometimes it takes a land as large and as forbidding as Alaska to bring out man's ambition. Check out this link to the Alaskan Pipeline if you do not believe me.

• Arctic Animals

• To the scientist, they are a phenomenon. To the romantic, they are Nature's candlelight. What are the Northern Lights to you?

• Continue your animal exploration with this interesting website

• Would you like a dog to pull you on a dog sled? Go to the Iditarod!

• Get the latest information on the iditarod..

• Are you curious about the weather and climate of Alaska?  This is your site...

• Extra! Extra! Read all about it!  Click here for the Anchorage Daily News.

Math Sites

• Want to play a math game, practice your addition facts? Click here.
• Go here to practice your multiplication facts.
• Practice your addition facts with Anna's Math Quiz.

• Click here to visit the Math Doctor.
• Click to learn more about our current math program Everyday Mathematics.

Reading

• Click here to increase your vocabulary

• Find books appropriate for your reading level at lexile.com.
• Click here to learn about the 6 traits of writing along with helpful graphic organizers you can print out.
• Click here to visit the BES library.
• Click to learn more about our current spelling program by Rebecca Sitton.