Want to join in the search for real-life aliens, take a virtual trip into the eye of a hurricane, and learn magic as you master mathematics? With Online Activities for Kids, the fun never stops and the learning just comes naturally. Where else can you build research skills while creating a family Web page, or learn about world geography while going on an Internet treasure hunt? Take a journey on the Underground Railroad. Turn your room into a world-class art museum. Build a dinosaur from fossils. This easy-to-use, step-by-step guide is bursting with imaginative projects like these and many more, including:

• Design your own roller coaster
• Relive a day in the life of a Civil War soldier
• Write a letter in a language you don?t even speak
• Find out how much you?d weigh on Jupiter
• Write haiku poetry
• And much, much more . . .

With Online Activities for Kids, you?ll have a great time exploring the Internet, and you?ll amaze everyone with your fabulous projects and super cybersurfing skills.

Online Activities for Kids: Projects for School, Extra Credit, or Just Plain Fun!

ANNOTATION

Step-by-step instructions for doing more than eighty Internet search activities in such areas as science, math, social studies, language arts, geography, and the arts.

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Step-by-step instructions for doing more than eighty Internet search activities in such areas as science, math, social studies, language arts, geography, and the arts.

FROM THE CRITICS

Children's Literature - Heather Robertson

If ever a book was made for kinesthetic learners, this is it. Have you ever wanted to explore uncharted territories? How about become a cave artist or mathemagician? Does researching life on Mars sound interesting to you? This book will help you find out where to look. The author obviously has had to help a child plan or create a project for a class, because the book is filled with different activities kids can do for any class they take in school. The sites the book recommends are excellent (the one about the Underground Railroad particularly so) and some I have even added to my favorites file. The activities are well thought out and are more than just plain reports. The instructions are clear and easy to follow and the author even ties in practical computer skills (such as copying a picture to a document), invaluable skills in today's world. This book is a great idea for teachers who need creative ideas or parents who want to encourage their children to learn. 2002, John Wiley & Sons,