An image of "Odysseus with Circe", created by Hubert Maurer in 1785 (Oil on canvas, 107 x 54 cm).

An image of "Odysseus and Circe", created by Salomon De Bray from 1650-55 (Oil on canvas, 11 x 92 cm).

An image of "Circe (or Melissa)", created by Dosso Dossi, c. 1520 (Oil on canvas, 170 x 172 cm).

An image of "Circe and the Companions of Ulysses", created by Parmigianino, c. 1527 (Black pencil, pen and brown ink and wash, white lead on white paper, 230 x 279 mm).

An image of "Ulysses Foiling the Wiles of Circe", created by Pier Francesco Cittadiniz (Oil on board, 149 x 226 cm).

An image of "Ulysses and Circe", created by Jan Van Bijlertz (Oil on panel, 51 x 81 cm).

This lesson focuses on The Odyssey by Homer; it provides a short summary of the beginning of the story. Students read with Book 9, 10, 11, and 12; links to the readings and a study guide with questions is provided. To get to the readings...

Featuring the heroes, heroines, and mythical creatures from Greek legend, this site offers information on hundreds of characters, as well as etymology, pronunciation, pictures, and more.

Complete text of this 1921 work is available here from Celebration of Women Writers.

This site houses full texts of numerous poems by the American poet Hilda Doolittle. Among the poems are "Sheltered Garden," "Sea Poppies," and "Cities," to name just a few.

A large Greek mythology site focused on students and expressing a great love of Greek myth. Contains the Myth of the Month, as well as Homework Help concerning myths. Humorous and colorful.

A trigonometry "cheat sheet" to use as a reference when completing trigonometry homework. Lists basic facts, properties, identities, formulas, and inverse trigonometric functions.

In this video segment [3:10] from Cyberchase, the CyberSquad must find the exact center of a circle in order to save Motherboard.

The first two sections provide a general overview of findings on nutrients and pesticides and their implications for water-resource management and protection. More detailed technical discussions of the sources, distributions, and...

Here's a common sense site about what to do in case you are in the area of a tsunami. This site is very interesting in that it provides lots of pictures of the damage a tsunami can do. Lessons were learned after these particular tsunamis.

Two problems that help with the understanding of how to find the general equation of a circle. Includes a graph.

This resource provides a look at the circulatory system of a frog in dissection.

This site provides historic images of the expanding frontier taken by military and private citizens from 1861-1912.

"Global Circulations explain how air and storm systems travel over the Earth's surface. The global circulation would be simple (and the weather boring) if the Earth did not rotate, the rotation was not tilted relative to the sun, and had...

This site from the Library of Congress provides a comprehensive article covering every possible question concerning copyright material.

Practice interesting area and circumference problems. Students receive immediate feedback and have the opportunity to try questions repeatedly, watch a video or receive hints.

Practice these problems with circumference and rotations.

Try these challenge problems involving area and circumference.

This site reviews the effects of agricultural development, urban and industrial development, drainage of the land surface, modifications to river valleys, and modifications to the atmosphere have on ground water and surface water.