A timeline is a picture of events that have happened throughout history. Learn more about timelines, and see several terrific examples, by visiting the sites below. Still having trouble finding what you are looking for? Stop by the IMC and speak with Mrs. O'Keefe - she will be happy to help you!
B.C., from About.com: European History
What Does B.C. Mean?, from Kidipede - History for Kids
Anno Domini: from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
Common Era: from Wikipedia: the Free Encyclopedia
HyperHistory Online: Covering 3,000 Years of World History
TIMELINES.INFO
World History, from InfoPlease.com
Major Events in Ancient History
World History Timeline: from History Explorer
Virtual Middle School Library: Ancient History
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This blog features lists of selected curriculum-related fiction and nonfiction resources, for use by members of the Collins Middle School research community. Are you a Collins teacher looking for quality web resources or recommended works of fiction about a particular subject? Are you a Collins student who has found a great web site that would benefit other students as they complete a particular research project? Please contact Mrs. O'Keefe (joanneokeefe@salem.k12.ma.us).
Great Resources
- IMC Full-Text Resources
- SPS District Library Resources
- NMRLS Full-Text Resources
- MCBA 2008-2009: Nominated Titles
- coolmath4kids.com
- The Cave of Lascaux
- WordPlay & NumberFun
- RhymeZone
- National Science Digital Library Middle School Portal
- Connected Math Project, from Michigan State University
- MISTM Math Portal
- Prentice Hall Science Explorer
- Virtual Middle School Library
- Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia
- Theatre in Ancient Greece
- University of Texas at Austin: Map Collection
- Informe (Spanish Language Magazines
- Wikipedia
- Wikipedia (French Language Interface)
- Wikipedia (Spanish Language Interface)
- New York Times on the Web
- Wikipedia (French Language Interface)