Paul Jennings Home Page The official Paul Jennings Website

Mem Fox Home page.

The ArtRoom Activities created by Florida art teachers to use in the elementary classroom. Discover ways to use art to develop critical thinkers. Students can even make their own "artrageous" thinking cap! View artwork by kids from all over the world and visit the historical artifacts link!

Questacon, Australia's National Science and Technology Centre. Explore the fascinating world of science and technology. Find out What's new at Questacon, take a Virtual tour of our galleries, have fun with dinosaurs in Kidspace, try the activities in Hands-on zone, experience the challenge of Puzzlequest and venture into deep space at Comet central

Seussville this site has been created by Random House publishers. The Cat in the Hat, Sam-I-Am,Horton and the Whos, and the rest of the Seuss characters welcome you to Seussville, Dr. Seuss's playground in cyberspace. You can play games, chat with the Cat in the Hat, win prizes, find out about new Dr. Seuss books and CD-ROMs, and much, much more! What are you waiting for? Let's play!

Ask Dr Universe This is a very creative site for kids from Washington State University. Dr. Universe tackles all questions, not just science. She has a whole campus of experts to call on, experts in just about everything. From global warming to neural networks. From Jane Austen to soil nematodes. From cow belching to quasars. And remember-the university is just about the only place left that still employs philosophers. So Dr. Universe can tackle the really big questions.

The Incredible Art Department You will find lots of interesting things here.

Art Capades art activities for K-3 if you are looking for activities for older students go to Eyes on Art.

I couldn't leave this one out use it with your bright Level 2s or have fun with it yourself.
A. Pintura: Art Detective
What is It? A. Pintura: Art Detective is an online game about art history and art composition. In the game, you play a 1940's noir detective with a degree in art history. A distraught woman asks you to identify the artist who made a painting she found in her grandfather's attic. To do so, you must examine paintings by famous artists from Gauguin to Van Gogh. Each example highlights an art concept such as composition, style or subject. The story concludes with an appropriate noirish twist, as the woman's true identity and motives become apparent. Who Can Play? A. Pintura: Art Detective is designed for 4th-graders and up. Students can play the game independently or in small groups. You can assign (and modify, as you like) the A. Pintura study worksheet for assessment and accountability. The worksheet requires students to play the game thoroughly and explore each artist (even if they figured out the correct answer early on). Some teachers have also used this activity with their entire class by projecting the computer screen on the wall. Use the teacher key for guidance in correcting.

Bonus.com is a site where kids can answer quizzes and just have some fun online.