Father's Day Activities Print a worksheet that includes writing activities and ideas for enrichment activities to...		Using URLs By understanding the address system on the World Wide Web (URL) you will be able to navigate...
Father's Day -- Write the Beginning Students write the beginnings of sentences that end with Father's Day themed topics.		Search Engines and Web Guides Read about the components of search engines, Web portals, Web guides, and more.
Father's Day Letter Use these handouts to help students brainstorm, prewrite, and write a Father's Day letter. This...		Email Overview Learn about how email works.
Wonders of the World Questions Students will use this sheet of questions to learn about the Wonders of the World. Write your...		Internet Search Tips This easy-to-use list of tips will help find the information you are looking for on the Web.
What Is the Internet? Print a worksheet that explains the organization and history of the Internet.		Parts of an Email Message The key parts of email messages are explained in this technology printable.
Internet Connection An explanation of how computers and users connect to the Internet.		Keypals Use this printable to help your students find a "keypal"—penpals who write each other over...
What Is the World Wide Web? The most common feature of the Internet, the World Wide Web, is explained in detail.		Communicating with Groups Online Listservs, newsgroups, and chat rooms are analyzed.
Using a Web Browser A general overview of browsers (applications that allow you to view pages on the World Wide...		Filtering Software One way to ensure the safety of children on the Internet is with filtering software.
Links Navigating from one page to another or from one site to another via links is examined.		Netiquette -- Internet Etiquette The rules of polite conduct and legal usage of materials are explained.
Buttons and Menus on Browsers Discover the features of the navigation buttons and menus on browsers.		Limiting Children to Appropriate Content on the Web Find logical ways to keep children on safe sites.