Zany Online Field Trips, Stories & Parties
Acrostics games -Try your skill at solving word puzzles.
Download and print the
games and have fun finding the words in the themes.
Arctic Adventure: Take Me
to the Arctic, Artie! (Best for Grades K-3)
Beach Travels: Funny & Mandy,
the Wild Ponies (Best for Grades 2-4, K-1 with
parent help)
Famous Five Paws-Up Online Critics - The Five Paws-Up Foundation awards "Five
Paws-Up Prizes" to some of
the best sites for kids on the Internet..
Jeremy's Baseball Bat - Enjoy a delightfully unique story and online
links about two
wonderful bats, a man with birds on his head, and an "impossible to
hit flutterball."
Rainy Day
Doings: Indoor Recess (Ho Ho, what is this? It's
icky outside and . . . ) These are suggestions for teachers, but you'll
have fun with them, too. (Grades K-5, parent help will be needed for younger
children)
Sherlock Kitty and Dr. Boo - Solve household mysteries with the
help of these world famous crime detectives.
Telecommunications Fun: Online
Parties (Best for Grades 2-6)
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Milo, the Wonder Dog's Amazing Internet
Adventures
(Best
for Grades 2 and higher. Parent or teacher assistance will be needed for
some of the site link content. Younger children will enjoy traveling with
Milo if parents and teachers come along.)
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More to Come (We'll travel that unbelievable Information
Highway to the neatest places!)
How To's & Where To's
How to Have a Super Special Day
Everyday (Grades K-6, beginning readers will need
parent help)
How to Impress Adults & Become
a Real Student & Have Fun (Best for Grades
4 through 6)
How to Find a Great Book (All Grades with parent help)
How to Get Your Writing Published Plus Writing Ideas from Milo,
Abigail the Grouch, Oscar Fish,
Barney Barncat, and Tubbydog (Grades 3-6, mostly)
Manners Madness-Having good manners is so important. Use this section
to have
fun while learning what you should know about manners. Find out about soup
slurping, foot stomping, eye rolling, and all the Annoying Annoyances.
(Now, you don't do those, do you?) Then try some of the activities and
let your computer help you solve some Manners Madness problems.
Special Places for Kids on the
Information Highway are just that. Dive into these
games, puzzles, adventures, stories--all designed to challenge those little
gray cells.
More to Come! (How To's will be added to this list.
Watch for them! If you have ideas for any, let me know. Your parents and
teachers might want to send ideas, too.)
Plays, Plays, Plays
Have a great time acting out plays with your friends or
family! Some of our plays are complete stories, but some need your endings
for them. You'll have fun writing your own endings and plays, too. Then
you can present the plays. You'll also find some neat activities in this
section. TAKE ONE!
Learning the Minuet with TubbyDog Terrific & Abigail the Grouch
Fabulous First Day of School-Are you excited about starting a new
school year? Who will be
in your class? Who will be your teacher? Here's a little play about a wonderful
teacher and the first day of school. (Best for Preschool, Kindergarten
and Grade 1-beginning readers will need parent assistance.)
The Parties-A play that needs an ending and is packed with
activity ideas.
Meet Abigail the GrouchCat, TubbyDog, and Barney the BarnCat. (Best for
Grades K-3, beginning readers will need parent assistance)
The Great Computer Cheeseburger
Play (Best for Grades 4-8)
A Fine Virtual Melodrama especially designed for Stage, Screen, Classroom,
Home, or Computer, with parts for everyone and links to the Internet.
Introduction - MUST READ!
Act I - Outer Space Adventures
Act II - Washington, DC Adventures
Act III - Think Different - A Play within a Play
Disclaimer: Apple Computer, Inc. and those preparing materials for
the Apple web site are not responsible for the content on the sites that
may be reached through links.
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