Learn history about Maryland and find some great resources on this state web page. Information for teachers and students available on this easy to navigate site.

Prepare for hours of fascination leafing through pages of 15 incredible original texts, from the Diamond Sutra, the oldest printed book, to an original copy of "Alice's Adventures Underground." Along the way, check out such varied texts...

This lesson focuses on the MLA format for a Works Cited Page. It includes links to a sample MLA Works Cited Page for a variety of types of sources and to the EasyBib Citation Generator website. It also provides a Works Cited practice...

This lesson focuses on how to do a Works Cited Page in MLA format. It provides links to an MLA Works Cited Page handout and a rubric. It explains the format, offers a puzzle with the format rules, and provides an assignment for students...

Learn about keeping our environment clean with the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences' Web Page. There are web resources for environmental issues, games and activities and coloring pages, too.

Homepage for the US Department of Commerce. This page contains many links and current information. Read the top stories on the home page or visit the newsroom for more information. You can also browse the "jobs" link.

Describes in detail the various parts of a page from the Talmud.

Very user-friendly site from BP Oil company that is easy to find the information about the oil industry. The front page even lists the current stock price at the very minute you are looking at the site.

The home page for Microsoft SQL Server relational database product.

A general links page that focuses completely on the writer Joyce Carol Oates. Provides links to her works, research, a biography, discussion group, photographs, and more. Site includes a search feature.

Anything that one might need to research or understand the American Civil War can be found on this huge web site! Photo and text database, official records and maps, battles, research pages, and much more can be found in this expansive...

On the Childnet website you can find a range of information pages specifically designed for children aged 8-11 years old. This page features two resources: one is quick tips on using the primary pages and the other is a treasure hunt...

Very brief article from the Poynter Institute that covers four basic design rules for effective pages.

This is a valuable links page from Catholic Pages.com to interesting articles about the life, ministry, and death of St. Peter, the first apostle chosen by Jesus, and traditionally held as the first leader of the Church.

An excellent tip sheet on how to write and develop a title page for a research paper. Includes in-depth information and examples.

This site provides printable color pages on a vast array of topics including the alphabet, holidays, shapes, countries, etc. It also offers puzzle pages such as color-by-number, connect the dots, and hidden pictures.

Find pages and pages on topics related to art and artists from many different periods and cultures, including coloring pages to print out and color or to paint online. Search alphabetically, by time period, or by nationality.

This is an online photocopy of the original of the children's book Gathered Clusters from Scripture Pages by Elizabeth Hope, a book of information about the Bible using key words.

This is an online photocopy of the original text of the children's book Merry Times: Pleasant Pages for Everyone by DeWolfe, Fiske & Co. (1892), a collection of illustrated stories.

This page from Ole Miss gives detailed background information about Taulbert, as well as lists of books he's written, media adaptations of his work, and a link to his personal web page.

The Jean Toomer Pages surveys the life and work of this Harlem Renaissance poet and novelist.

Find out all about clouds and how they are formed at this site from Dan's Wild Weather Page. Nice photographs of different types of clouds enrich the site.

Chris De Wiff's Berlin Wall Web page guides students through a virtual tour of Berlin's history. See photos of Berlin's past and present. It includes essays and extended links for further research about Berlin's divided past.

The ArtsJournal website provides a daily summary of arts and cultural journalism from the English-language press around the world, with links to complete articles for further reading. The visual arts page collects links on a wide range...