For this grade 1 language review worksheet, students identify sentences, make words, find correctly spelled words, and edit sentences. 

For this English worksheet, students read "Map Shows Chinese Discovered America," and then respond to 47 fill in the blank, 7 short answer, 20 matching, and 8 true or false questions about the selection.

In this English instructional activity, learners read "Thousands Escaping from Lebanon," and then respond to 2 multiple choice, 47 fill in the blank, 7 short answer, 20 matching, and 8 true or false questions about the...

For this ESL vegetables worksheet, students read descriptions of vegetables and determine which is being described. Students may click on an answer button for immediate feedback.

Students facilitate each student's comprehension of the different jobs on a ship and the job's evolutions over time. They compare/contrast certain jobs on a ship from history to today. Students work together in cooperative groups to...

Learn about the different career training available through the Navy when you visit this site.

Crowsnest is a publication of the Canadian Navy that seeks to inform the public of navy activities. The articles are colourful and informative and show what operations the Canadian Navy is involved in all over the world.

The Canadian Navy is involved in domestic and international operations, and some of these are with NATO. Articles describing these many operations are found here.

Different careers in the Canadian Navy are profiles here through the eyes of people doing the jobs.

In this interactive exhibit, you can see all the different ships in the Canadian Navy fleet, learn about their features and explore their interiors. Click on the subcategories to see the information.

The official homepage for the U.S. Navy. Offers student: What's New, Organization, Status, Ships, Images, and more. The "Ships" category is especially interesting!

Explore the Texas Navy, which "provides a unique insight into the early Republic, its politics and personalities and its fight for survival." This online exhibit is organized into various detailed sections including "The First Navy,"...

[Archived Content] Have you ever wondered how it is possible to explore the ocean floor? This interactive site developed by the U.S. Navy answers this and other questions through various activities. Includes a biography of Dr. Ballard.

Learn about the exploration of the polar regions by the U.S. Navy. Links to various activities are found on the site.

A history of the United States Navy, from pre-Revolutionary times through the nineteenth century. Learn about the maritime commerce, wartime influence, and Congressional actions relating to the development of the Navy.

A reader's theater script for Kimberly Willis Holt's book, Piper Reed Navy Brat, is provided on these pages. Seven character roles are needed in this activity.

Pipes are still used today to communicate on board a Canadian Navy ship. The different pipe sounds are explained here and you can listen to audio samples of them.

By 1837, the Texas needed new ships, as the first ships were either "wrecked, captured, or seized by creditors." Learn how the second navy was formed by reading primary texts from this time in Texas' history: "S. Rhodes Fisher, the...

This site summarizes the role of the U.S. Navy in Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Compiled from the reports of operationalcommanders and from information gathered at U.S. Navy headquarters, the lengthy document presented at...

By reading this travel log, you get a feel for life on the Canadian Navy ship REGINA.

Check out primary texts from the time first navy was formed in Texas: "Acting governor Henry Smith on the need for a Navy, November 1835," "Report of the Committee on Naval Affairs, November 1835," "Naval Affairs committee report on the...

Read details about a feud between President Sam Houston and Commodore Edwin Moore, which stemmed from Houston's refusal to send Moore funds needed in order to repair the naval fleet. Includes several primary texts: "Houston orders a...

This is the home page for the Canadian Navy. You can read about their operations at home and abroad, their fleet and jobs in the navy.

The National Archives and Records Administration provides the original letter President John Adams sent to the U.S. Sentate on May 18, 1798 nominating Benjamin Stoddert as the first Secretary of the Navy to lead the newly created...