Links for Students
Georgia Enrichment Program

Georgia Elementary and Middle School
Georgia, Vermont

We searched the internet and 
found sites that will 
inspire and entertain!   
Enjoy!

When you go to this site, click on Kids!  You will find lots of interesting activities.  If you like I Spy games you'll love this site.  You can play I Spy AND create your own I Spy!  Serious writers will also finds lots to do at this site! The Writing with Writers page offers many ideas for great writing, all from real writers who want to help You become a better writer!   There's lots more to explore at Scholastic.  You'll have some fun at this site!

Chess For Kids
http://tqjunior.thinkquest.org/6290/index.html 

This is the best site I found for complete introduction to chess as well as information to entice the experienced player. Graphics work well and it loads quickly.  The puzzles are great and the annotated games are THE BEST because you can make the move and take all the time you need to think about the move and study the board.  If you spend some time at this site your game will improve.  No doubt.  Also you have to check out who designed this Junior Thinkquest site!  Very interesting!

Chess Problems Online http://www.chessproblems.net/ 

Over 350 chess problems for you to solve. Graphics are good and the site is quick.

K-8 Aeronautics Internet Textbook 
http://wings.ucdavis.edu/ 

If you like science and have an interest in flight you will love this site!  It offers a great tutorial on using the internet, principles of aeronautics, acivities and much more.  
 

The Science of Hockey http://www.exploratorium.edu/hockey/index.html 
  

This amazing site will educate and excite you about the game of hockey. All aspects of the game are examined from a scientific point of view.  Leading scientists explain mechanics and physics of skating, reaction time of goalies, energy generation, and other aspects of the game. Players and coaches from the San Jose Sharks are also featured.   Readable format and pages load quickly. Excellent site full of great information about the fastest game on earth!

The Exploratorium's Science of Cycling
http://www.exploratorium.edu/cycling/index.html 

Another wonderful blend of real science with real life! Learn about frames and materials, speed, human power, braking and steering, aerodynamics and more.  Text is written by athletes and scientists.  Extremely interesting analysis of the sport of cycling.

A Pintura: Art Detective http://www.eduweb.com/pintura/e3.html 
What a great way to learn about nineteenth century art.  Snappy writing brings the user through the Case of Grandpa's painting. While solving the mystery you'll learn art terms and understand the styles of Picasso, Van Gogh, Titian, Raphael, Gauguin and Millet.  You'll have some fun at this site! Very quick and easy to use. 

Inside Art http://www.eduweb.com/insideart/index.html 
Another great interactive art site that will keep your attention and help you understand artistic styles.  If you like Van Gogh you'll enjoy this site!