What Is the World Wide Web? The most common feature of the Internet, the World Wide Web, is explained in detail.		Limiting Children to Appropriate Content on the Web Find logical ways to keep children on safe sites.
Using URLs By understanding the address system on the World Wide Web (URL) you will be able to navigate...		Sample Acceptable Use Policy Try the acceptable use policy, and draft a letter to parents using the sample provided. This...
Internet Search Tips This easy-to-use list of tips will help find the information you are looking for on the Web.		Internet Glossary Over 70 terms -- from cyberspace to spam -- are defined.
Search Engines and Web Guides Read about the components of search engines, Web portals, Web guides, and more.		Fantasy Vacation Students do independent research about a vacation spot and then create a travel brochure...
Parts of an Email Message The key parts of email messages are explained in this technology printable.		Marie Curie's Discovery Worksheet Distribute this printable worksheet that goes with the lesson "Marie Curie's...
Email Overview Learn about how email works.		African Storytellers Students will use the Internet to find out more about griots, or African storytellers. Their...
Communicating with Groups Online Listservs, newsgroups, and chat rooms are analyzed.		Flash Cards Your students will enjoy this interactive math flash-card maker! It's provided by FunBrain,...
Keypals Use this printable to help your students find a "keypal"—penpals who write each other over...		WWI Propaganda Students will do independent research to find and compare examples of propaganda used in World...
Netiquette -- Internet Etiquette The rules of polite conduct and legal usage of materials are explained.		World War I: People, Places, and Events Students do independent research about the World War I topic of their choice.
Filtering Software One way to ensure the safety of children on the Internet is with filtering software.		Amelia Bedelia Use these fun activities to get students thinking about language while they read Amelia...