Classroom web pages are becoming a popular source of innovative
support and motivation for students, teachers, library media specialists
and parents. The online article Web
Page Creation Supports Student Reading, Writing, and Learning in a Variety
of Ways provides links to webpages from schools,
library media centers, classrooms, home school environments and even by
children themselves. The article's author, Joyce Melton Pages, explains
a variety of ways in which web pages can support children's language and
literacy. Below, you'll find a list of classroom web pages in Grades 3
and 4 that exemplify a web page's many styles and purposes in the literacy
curriculum.
Third Grade Classroom Webpages
- Albert Root
Elementary Magnet School features a wonderful
third grade Celebrate the World project, links to webquests
for students, and a special Website of the Week.
- Clow School Third Grade Spotlight includes a photo gallery of different projects, student writing samples, and a Third Grade Schoolbag of online resources.
- Germantown
Academy Third Grade in Pennsylvania includes links to projects,
activities, and an online ramp to Internet resources that focus on curriculum
areas.
- Mrs.
Davidson's Class has a nice grid of real-life activities, samples
of student work, and many ways to tie the Internet into their themes
of study
- Mrs. Dingham's Third Grade: view student work, online scavenger hunts and projects, favorite books lists, and favorite links.
- Mrs. Eckland's Third Grade Class features a slideshow of a "day in third grade."
- Ms.
Sunda's Gifted Resource Program includes many
award-winning examples of projects published by gifted third and fourth
graders on topics like poetry, tall tales, mysteries, biographies, fables,
and even verbs.
- Third
Grade Class Homepage from Warren School in Illinois with an interesting
division between a creation of girl and boy websites.
Fourth Grade Classroom Webpages
This page last updated June, 2007.
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