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Web Links
Posted September 9, 2008
History Sites
| Annenberg/CPB - A Biography of America |
| Archaeology.org |
| History Channel |
| MSN Encarta : Online Encyclopedia, Dictionary, Atlas, and Homework |
| The Library of Congress |
Literature (Eighth Grade)
| Alabama—Greensboro (posted 1/07/07) |
| Alabama--Eutaw (posted 1/07/07) |
| Alabama--Dallas County—Selma (posted 1/07/07) |
| American Memory from the Library of Congress |
| Anne Frank |
| Edgar Allen Poe |
| How to Write Page 1 |
| Rebecca Caudill Nominees |
| Scottboro Boys |
| The Raven |
| The Midnight Rider Virtual Museum |
Literature (Seventh Grade)
| The Highwayman - http://teachersfirst.com/lessons/highwayman/index.html |
Social Studies (Seventh Grade)
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Countries and Flags -
http://www.multcolib.org/homework/cntryhc.html#count Current World Information - http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/world/worldci.html |
| Embassy's in Washington-http://www.embassy.org/embassies/index.html |
| National Geographic - http://nationalgeographic.com/ |
| Travel Guides - http://www.lonelyplanet.com/worldguide |
| How Far is it? - http://www.indo.com/distance/ |
| Geography World - http://members.aol.com/bowermanb/101.html |
| UN Infonation- http://cyberschoolbus.un.org/infonation3/menu/advanced.asp |
Social Studies Sites (Sixth Grade)
| Elizabeth I (posted 5/16/07) |
| Tower of London (posted 5/16/07) |
| Tudor History (posted 5/16/07) |
| The Tudors (posted 5/16/07) |
| Explorers (posted 5/16/07) |
| Castles (posted 3/23/06) |
| People in the Middle Ages |
| Medieval Towns |
| Webquest |
| Ancient China (posted 2/19/06) |
| Ancient Civilization (posted 11/15/05) |
| Ancient Egypt |
| Louvre Museum Official Website |
| Mesopotamia - The British Museum |
| Myth Web (posted 11/15/05) |
| Olympic Games of Ancient Greece (posted 11/15/05) |
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Pharaoh Research I Pharaoh Research II |
| Professional Books |
| Who Killed King Tut? |
| Write Like a Babylonian |
| Roman Colosseum - http://rome.arounder.com/colosseo/fullscreen.html |
Social Studies Sites (Eighth Grade)
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| WWI Causes (posted 3/26/06) |
| http://www.nps.gov/anti/battle.htm (posted 2/19/06) |
| http://www.nps.gov/anti/photos/Mod_photo_T.htm (posted 2/19/06) |
| http://www.nps.gov/gett/home.htm (posted 2/19/06) |
| http://www.nps.gov/apco/ (posted 2/19/06) |
| American Presidents |
| Heroes of the Revolution |
| The 13 Colonies WebQuest |
| Underground Railroad - http://www.nationalgeographic.com/features/99/railroad/index.html |
Citations and Bibliographies
Book: Last name, first. Title. (City: Publishing co,
year.)
Internet: Author. Website. Date last updated.
If there is no author, put n.a. If no date, put n.d.
For an encyclopedia, there will be an editor and you
will put their name and then e.d. afterwards.
Within your report, if you use a sentence straight
from another source, you must put it in quotes and
cite it. After you put the author and the page the
quote can be found on or the website.
Ex. “King Tut was only 9 when he took the throne.”
(Donovan, 10).
Put everything in your own words otherwise.
Bibliographies are always in ABC order.