| Geography World
- This site is incredible and many of my own academic links come directly
from his site. However, whereas I will never have more than a dozen,
this man has thousands upon thousands of great sites and resources.
All hail Geography World!
Torpedo Software - Maker of simple but fun geography and history games. "Around the World" is the one we use in class to teach location of countries and capital cities. You can download a free demo of the European continent and download and purchase the entire game if you wish All about Egypt - follow the links on this site for all you want to know or use google. Egyptian Gods and Goddesses - link directly to good information on all the gods The World's Great Religions: good information and summaries for school children. Best Biblical pictures ever:) - black and white thumnails of hundreds of images from the Old and New Testament. King James Bible Online - includes a searchable database. Very useful! Greatest
Medieval clip art ever:) - if you don't like what you see on this page
keep clicking for great clip art for any coat of arms project. www.eyewitnesstohistory.com - first hand accounts of historical events from all time periods. Read about events from people who were there! Leonardo's Sketches - 39 great works of the scientific and artistic genius. Not me, Leonardo da Vinci! Renaissance Art site - recommended by Miss Ledebur herself! Reformation site - great summary information on the Protestant Reformation CIA World Factbook - Find information on any country from the Central Intelligence Agency. CNN News - My favorite news source on the net. Snopes - super slueths who debunk every favorite urban legend I've ever believed in! Google - My favorite search engine:)
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