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........ Web Tours     Part 7: Subject Area Resources     1. Arts: Performing Arts/Visual Arts Art Safari http://artsafari.moma.org/ This site engages kids in exploring and writing about paintings and sculptures from the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. 2. Arts: Music [go to top] Essentials of Music http://www.essentialsofmusic.com/ This online music textbook includes almost 200 audio excerpts woven throughout composer biographies, overviews of the six primary musical eras, and an interactive glossary. 3. English/Language Arts/Literacy: Reading [go to top] Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet http://daphne.palomar.edu/shakespeare/ A list of the best Web sites on this great playwright and poet is included. Students can also participate in virtual tours of the Globe Theatre. 4. English/Language Arts/Literacy: Writing [go to top] The Write Site http://www.writesite.org/ Enter an interactive language arts and journalism Web site for middle school students. Includes steps for how to research and write news stories while developing your own unique writing style. 5. Foreign Languages [go to top] Foreign Languages for Travelers http://www.travlang.com/languages/ From Arabic to Zulu, students will enjoy learning basic phrases in languages from around the world. 6. History/Social Studies [go to top] The Library of Congress http://www.loc.gov/ Students can trace America's history and its evolving culture using a variety of documents, photographs, movies, and sound recordings. 7. Mathematics [go to top] Coolmath.com http://coolmath.com/index.html This colorful site offers easy-to-understand explanations and examples of numerous math concepts. Links to math games, puzzles, and advanced topics are also included. 8. Science: General [go to top] Extreme Science http://www.extremescience.com/ Ever wonder what are the biggest, fastest, or most ferocious creatures? Explore answers to these "extreme" questions and more at this resource. 9. Science: Environmental [go to top] Explorers' Club http://www.epa.gov/kids/ Students can explore a wide variety of information and activities on conservation. Suggestions for how to help preserve the environment and conserve energy resources are included. 10. Physical Education [go to top] SportsID.com http://www.sportsid.com/newsite/default.htm View thousands of instructional video clips online that teach you about some of your favorite sports.     Copyright © 2001 The McGraw-Hill Companies. All rights reserved.