Kids' Page

This link takes you to another web page.  There you can find the email addresses of several professors at Widener University.  They are ready and waiting to answer question about many topics.  Try it!

At first this Internet site doesn't look like very much.  But use the search engine to find out how anything works, from batteries to automobile engines. You will then realize what a great web site it really is.

Yahooligans
 

Ask Jeeves at School

Ask Jeeves at School is a great search tool for you.  Not only can you search the entire Internet for information, but you can also get study tips, use a dictionary, thesaurus, calculator.  There are even maps.  And you can email Jeeves.

now being used in Ms. Waninger's class.  This is a page where water conservation and water quality, Dumptown, and  the protection of earth's oceans can be studied.

 a web page full of  information about termites created for Mr. Stumm's 4th grade class at the Lakeview School.

Poisonous Plants

This web page contains information about poison ivy, the Venus Flytrap, poison mushrooms, and basic information about plants that are dangerous to humans and animals.  Children in the 4th grade classrooms are working with Mrs. Downes and Ms. Bandura on this project.

The pandas will come right up to the fence and pose for pictures.

They certainly like to play.  But they may not be on camera when they are swimming about.

They swim, sleep, march around in a straight line, and prreen.  If you can't see them they are either swimming or eating.

Fish in their natural habitat off the coast of California

Termites seen live in a termite nest.

You can see a herd of elephants, sometimes with their keepers in a coral.  And you don't have to wait for the camera to load on your screen.  It's immediate.

Work by school children in the Ridley School District is posted in the Gallery.  To find out how to have your projects and assignments published on the Internet send an email to
aad0002@muse.widener.edu

EarthScience Center
 

Don't say I didn't warn you!

A Multimedia Presentation - Cartoons and sound, facts and fun. Go to this site and be part of an online adventure.  Find games, activities, lesson plans.  All about insects.
Comes from the Smithsonian Institutes and was funded by Orkin.

Be a detective on the Internet, solving science puzzles and problems.

You might need the help of an adult to use this web site.  But you will be able to make your own book with cartoons, music and words. You will have to pick either a high bandwidth (fast modem or cable connection) or low bandwidth (slow modem) before you start.  Your parent or teacher can help you with this.  Then you are off to all the paths to travel at  Seussville.

This is a site on the Internet that will help with projects related to Art, Art History, Geography, Economics, and much more.

This Internet site is amazing and written for children of all ages.  Find out more about Missions to Mars and experiments that have been conducted during past Mars missions.  And there is much more.

 Here you can learn about space, stars, planets and the solar system.  You will get a password to use the planetarium. 

Did you ever want to make a radio, experiment with electricity, make a heat engine?  Did you ever want to understand the scientific principles of photosynthesis or electromagnetism?  Visit this site and make science toys while you learn about science.

No questions are left unanswered at this web site.You can email a geologist, see maps and charts of earthquakes, prepare for earthquake hazards, and master the basics of earthquake science.  Sponsored by the United States Geodesic Survey

 Just like going to a museum