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Thanks to List member, Joel Heffner, for this great recommendation.
Mazeworks is fun, interesting and even a educational. It provides a daily
chess problem as well as a variety of games (i.e. Fiver, TacTix, Hare &
Hounds, several sliders, and more) that you can download and play on any
computer.
The URL:? http://www.mazeworks.com/home.htm
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My friend, Wayne, passed this one on.
“Here’s one that might be of some help to those teachers out there who want
to capitalize on the sleuth genre of literature study. I think these might
be of real use to the reluctant reader. ”
The URL:? http://221bakerstreet.org/
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First thing ? my apologies to Maureen Baron for calling her Maureen Brown
yesterday…? Maureen suggested yesterday?s Phys Ed resource and I mistyped
her name.
Secondly ? thanks to my pal, Andy for today?s site.? Number Time is a great
site for some online math games ? especially for young children.
The URL: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/numbertime/index.shtml
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Thanks to McGill University lecturer, Maureen Brown, who suggested this
Phys. Ed. Site as a great source of developmentally appropriate physical
education programs for children and youth.
The URL: http://www.pecentral.org/
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Well, today is Australia Day! ?Hopefully, you have the day off school, but for those of us who don?t, here?s a page where we can learn more about our down-under pals…
The URL: http://abcteach.com/directory/theme_units/social_studies/australia/
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