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February is: -- Black History Month - Presidents'
Day - Valentine's Day - Chinese
New Year (February 7th, 2008 - year of the rat)
 - Groundhog.org
has everything you wanted to know about the groundhog and the history
of the day. Features Quicktime VR movies, Groundhog Club information, predictions,
and a fun game
- 100th
day of school - set of links
- Library
Lovers' Month
- National Engineer's
Week (Feb. 19-25)
- Presidents
Day: list of President sites from Multnoma PL
- POTUS: Internet
Public Library links to presidents and events in their lives
- AmericanPresident.org
- nicknames, religion, biography,children
- The
American President - Grolier.com - profiles, facts, video/audio,
quizzes
- The American
President - PBS story of presidency
- America's
Presidents - print out a crossword puzzle and do the
webquest - Scholastic
- Presidents'
day - BestKidsBookSite.com - web resources, books, coloring
- Presidents'
day - Factmonster - trivia, hangman, factfile, gallery
- Presidents'
hall - official White House site of presidents
- Reach
Every Child - President's Day sites, everything from
presidential illnesses to their signatures, triva, tests, and units of study
- WhiteHouse
kids - President's day -quiz, coloring pages, activities
- Theme
of the month - Storm chasing (2005)
- Valentine's
Day - complete list of sites, crafts, lesson plans
- African American
Mosaic Library of Congress: Resource guide to culture and history,
covering the nearly 500 years of the black experience in the Western hemisphere,
including books, periodicals, prints, photographs, music, film, and recorded sound.
- African
American World PBS reports about noted African Americans, ranging
from Dizzy Gillespie and Ice Cube to Michael Jordan and Zora Neale Hurston
- Black
Facts online - brief daily facts searchable by keyword or date
- Black
History exploring Black History on the web: 5 different activities
from Pacific Bell - interactive treasure hunt, webquests
- Black
History Month - BestKidsBookSite.com
- Black
History Month (ECB Surf report)educational
sites relating to African-American history: slavery and resistance, the civil
rights movement, African-American art and culture and more
- Black
History (Encyclopędia Britannica Guide) good
- Black
History Hotlist (Franklin Institute)
- Black
History Month (Gale) read biographies, take a quiz, follow
a timeline, and learn about African American literature
- Black
History Month (Time for Kids) travel back in time and explore
African American history, check out famous African Americans as kids, or take
a trivia challenge. Includes sound clips of famous speeches
- Black
History Month Crossword Puzzle - SeattleTimes online
- Black
History Month Timeline (Black Voices.com) with online photo
quiz, trivia quiz, articles and resources on bottom bar
- Celebrating
Black History (Time)
- Culture
and Change: Black History - Scholastic
- Deeper
Shade of History: Black History database (Seditionists.org)
- Education
World - Black History list of links
- Educational
Bookmarks for Black History month - quite a set of links, chart
form (k-5)
- Hall
of Black Achievement gallery of some historical figures and
chronicles their lives, contributions, and the period of history in which they
lived (Bridgewater State College)
- Migration
in Motion: African American migration experience (Flash) Schomburg
Center
- Negro
League Legacy learn about the baseball players: team histories;
audio and video presentations; Hall of Fame inductees; Historical stats
- Origins
of Black History Month brief background with list of people,
books, poems, and activities for studying Black History
- Schomberg
Images of 19th Century African Americans - digital collection
prints and photos
- Slavery
Images The Atlantic Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Americas:
A Visual Record - UVa
- Stamp
on Black History Thinkquest - webquest
- Underground
Railroad - National Geographic - students can take Journey,
making decisions along the way: inlcudes map, timeline history of slavery in the
New World, beginning with the importing of slaves by Spaniards to Santo Domingo
in 1501, and concluding in 1865 when slavery was abolished by the passage of the
13th Amendment. The site is rounded out by a number of educational resources for
teachers, divided by grade levels
- Understanding
slavery Discovery School
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