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Books, Authors, and Stuff
Evaluating Web Pages
- Is the information on the site correct/true?
- Is the site relevant to your need?
- Who is the author?
- What is the purpose of the site?
- Is the information biased?
- Is the site up to date?
- Is it easy to move around the site
and locate information?
I
want to know what the difference is between a frog and a toad. Try evaluating these
websites:
Storytelling
Storytelling Forms:
Cyberlibraries: Digital
Collections of Electronic Books, Journals, and Reference Works
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The Internet Public
Library - Hosted by the
University of Michigan's School of Information, the IPL boasts over 20,000
books from famous authors such as Chaucer, Edgar Allen Poe, and Jane Austen.
All texts are available online, free of charge, and are searchable by title,
author, and subject.
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Librarians' Index to the
Internet - This searchable subject directory contains annotated
descriptions of nearly 10,000 Internet resources.
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LibrarySpot
- Offers links to numerous online libraries, reference materials,
periodicals, and quotations.
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Bartleby.com:
Great Books Online - Includes several information and reference
tools.
Making Puppets
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Puppets!
Puppets! Puppets! - Directions for
making a simple sock puppet.
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Puppetry
Workshop Construction Page - Directions for making
sock, glove, box head, string, shadow, felt head, and junk puppets.
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A to Z
Home's Cool Homeschooling: Puppets - Beginner, intermediate, and
advanced puppeteers. Links to scripts, shadow puppets, and tips &
tricks.
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How to Make a Puppet - View a video of Paul Muller, a professional
puppeteer as he demonstrates how to make a moving mouth puppet.
Media Smart
Miscellaneous
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First Thanksgiving - Check out this great web site. Includes a
video clip of the Journey by the Mayflower, a Timeline, and a Tour of the
Ship. Lots of extra information including what it was like to live in the
Plymouth colony, as well as a visit to the Plymouth Plantation.
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The New7Wonders of
Nature
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Scratch
Glogster
Wikis
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