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My Favorite Places, Part III
For your convenience, My Favorite Places is now indexed by subject area on the Table of Contents page.
The following links are recognizable by their associations with K-12 schools and university settings. They may appear under more specific breakdowns in these pages.
Multicultural Trivia Trek from Southern Regional High School District
Southern Regional's outstanding pages on the Gullah/Geechee cultures. Be sure to stop by!
The Multicultural Pavilion from the University of Virginia
Make a memorable visit to Bergtraum High School in New York City
Links to China from the Foreign Language and Culture Exchange at the University of Michigan
Dewitt Middle School, Ithaca, New York.Please be advised: This site has been inaccessible for a few days.
A great science learning center from a school system in Minnesota!
L'Ouverture Computer Technology Magnet Public School in Wichita, Kansas
Bushnet, a great site for the schools in Far North Queensland, Australia
Emporia State's Dr. Cynthia Seguin offers these great links to multicultural and educational sites
Susan Silverman's second graders have their own page at Clinton Elementary
Multicultural Math, a very well-developed site with great ideas!
Megamath from the University of Idaho, an especially neat site!
Frisbie Middle School in California, with great math links too.
North Hagerstown High School, Maryland--projects, great lesson plans and ideas for class!
One of the most impressive avenues for all subjects from the University of Texas
Prime Language School, Kumi, Kyungbuk, South Korea, offers a great set of links to kids' online magazines! Please be advised: This site has been inaccessible for a few days.
Kula's Terry Maddox, a kindergarten teacher, developed these pages. Drop in and say hi, won't you?
Binghamton High School, Binghamton, New York, where I started high school
Home Schooling Daily, a site that deserves to be among the outstanding schools!
Teacher Elisabeth Wallen created these pages for Neosho Rapids School, near Emporia, Kansas!
The Japanese American National Museum, from the Los Angeles, California, Unified School District
A Bergen County, New Jersey, 10th grade project on American Immigration
A Polish university offers this site about Poland, in Polish and in English
The Brevard Community College Multicultural Center Database of Speakers, Literature and More.
The Multicultural History Society of Ontario, linked to the University of Toronto
Uncle Eli's Haggadah--fun, laughter, educational schmaltz--from Calgary, Alberta,Canada!
The Great Globe Gallery on the World Wide Web, a fabulous site from Poland!
Research on Japan, her people, traditions and more, from UCLA
Stay tuned for more great sites! Feel free to suggest some as well.
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