61. History For Children Links - Suite101.com Or how the mayans lived ? This site is filled with terrific information. Articles, games, and homework help are just a few of the reasons to visit. http://www.suite101.com/links.cfm/history_for_children

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62. General Math - Patterns - Themepark html Travel to ancient Mesoamerica and spend time with the mayans. mathgoodies.com/ Browse through interactive math lessons, homework help, worksheets, puzzles http://www.uen.org/themepark/html/patterns/generalmath.html

Tessellations General Math Fractions/Decimals Geometry ... Patterns General Math Mathematics can be said to be the science of patterns. These patterns can be real or imagined, visual or mental, static or dynamic, qualitative or quantitative. Mathematical patterns can be found everywherein the physical universe, in the living world, or even in our own minds. Sample some of the following activities to learn more about mathematics. Places To Go People To See Things To Do Teacher Resources ... Bibliography Places To Go The following are places to go (some real and some virtual) to find out about math WebMath http://school.discovery.com/homeworkhelp/webmath/ Visit the Discovery School and use their great WebMath section. You can choose from different math subjects and even enter your own math problem to find a step-by-step tutorial of how to solve that problem. SchoolHouse Rock http://disney.go.com/disneyvideos/preschool/schoolhouserock/index.html Spend time at this cyber schoolhouse and listen to the audio file of that catchy Multiplication Rock tune that used to be a part of Saturday morning television.

63. Visual Arts Resources For DHS Student Homework And Research Projects descriptions of the art and objects of the Olmecs, Toltecs, and mayans, among others of Visual Information in Art This tutorial is designed to help the student http://www.open.org/~dallashs/visual.htm

Dallas High School Library Supports the academic and personal interests of our students Library Home Search Engines Current Events Reference ... Faculty Visual Arts Library Home Curriculum Fine Arts Visual Arts Links accurate as of 04/07/04 Art History Art Creation Masks DHS Student Work Art Appreciation Museums Movements Artists Primitive Museums and Galleries Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden The Hirshhorn is the Smithsonian's museum of modern and contemporary art. The sculpture garden is a must see when you visit D.C. Kyoto National Museum Features online versions of past exhibits, as well as an interactive tour. The Louvre Many of the most readily recognizable artworks of Western Civilization are housed at the Louvre. Metropolitan Museum of Art View samples of the collections of one the the largest art museums in the world. Explanations accompany each work. MoMA The Museum of Modern Art in New York houses the works of the modern masters (from about 1880 to the present). Impressionism, Abstract Expressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism are among the modern movemements represented.

64.  900s History - Geography homework help galore. . The Development of Western Civilization and World many areas of interest to help and guide and religion of the Aztecs, mayans, and other http://www.lakeland.k12.nj.us/Library/900s.htm

Home Staff Directory Site Map Faculty E-mail ... 980 South American History Magazines Africa News "The one-stop source for up-to-date information on all of Africa, with reports from Africa's leading newspapers, magazines and news agencies." National Geographic World Online "Articles, activities, facts and fun from National Geographic's popular magazine for kids." Back to Top The Century: America's Timeline "Explore the decades year-by-year to learn about the highlights of the 20th century. A lot of "timely" information brought to you by the History Channel!" HyperHistory Online Provides great interactive timelines covering events, people, the arts and sciences, includes short biographical notes on famous people mentioned. Infonation "Infonation is an easy-to-use, two-step database that allows you to view and compare the most up-to-date statistical data for the Member States of the United Nations." PBSHistory "Nearly everything on this homepage from the rich collection of PBS history deserves a look." Back to Top Atlapedia Online "Atlapedia Online contains full color physical and political maps as well as key facts and statistics on countries of the world."

65. AmeriSpan Guatemala The main indigenous group is the Q eqchi mayans living in over needing volunteers Organize activites, play with children, aid with homework, help prepare food http://www.guatemalaschool.com/volopp.asp

AmeriSpan 6a Avenida Norte #40 Antigua, Guatemala tel: 502.832.0164 / 4846 fax: 502.832.1896 guatemala@amerispan.com CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES OBRAS SOCIALES HERMANO PEDRO Areas needing volunteers: - Helping with mentally handicapped children and adults - Assisting in the nutrition program - Bi-lingual translators for medical teams who visit from the U.S. (occasional) - Tutors or English-speakers for classes - Spending time with patients of all ages - Medical students or doctors are greatly needed Requirements: - 18 years of age and a positive attitude - Fill out an application at the hospital (bring 2 passport size photographs with you) Level of Spanish: High beginner Volunteer's preference NOT provided FAMILIAS DE ESPERANZA - COMMON HOPE Familias de Esperanza is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota and operates a field office just outside of Antigua, Guatemala, providing health care, education, social work, women's groups, literacy programs, tutoring, basic dental care, small business development and housing to people from indigenous villages surrounding the compound. Mostly U.S. sponsors, who pay $30/month towards the services provided to each family, fund the program. Although it is a Christian based organization volunteers do not need to practice a certain religion to participate. Areas needing volunteers: - Secondary school student tutoring - English language tutoring (Usually during school vacations or vacations of teachers) - Social work

66. Homework Hotline - Science Museums homework Hotline. for science activities or to ask an expert for help with science on topics such as whirligigs, monarch butterflies, worms, mayans, and the http://www.homeworkhotline.com/ScienceMuseums.htm

Science Museums The Academy of Natural Sciences - http://www.acnatsci.org/ The Academy of Natural Sciences, an international museum of natural history operating since 1812, undertakes research and public education that focus on the environment and its diverse species. Our mission is to expand knowledge of nature through discovery and to inspire stewardship of the environment. American Museum of Natural History - http://www.amnh.org/ Home to many of the nation's leading scientists, the American Museum of Natural History continues to build on a distinguished tradition of advanced research, seeking to identify and describe the earth and its myriad life forms, and to share the results of this work with a broad public. View their online exhibits. Canadian Museum of Nature - http://www.nature.ca/nature_e.cfm The Canadian Museum of Nature is more than a natural history museum that creates and develops exhibitions for public viewing. Behind our public face is a vibrant, multi-layered, multi-faceted organization composed of research scientists, collection specialists, education and multimedia specialists, and innovators. Carnegie Museum of Natural History - http://www.clpgh.org/cmnh/

67. Seventh Grade Africa – oral traditions; Medieval Japan – the samurai; Mesoamerica’s – Aztecs, mayans, and Incans Correct all homework. Seek extra help when necessary. http://www.kentfieldschools.org/kent/curriculum/7

Kent Middle School Other Sites: Kentfield School District Bacich Elementary School Kent Home Page Contact Us ... Miscellaneous District Calendar June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat W W W W ... W Login Username: Password: Login help... Seventh Grade Course Descriptions LANGUAGE ARTS Writing: The seventh grade curriculum in writing stresses the following: understanding writing as a process that includes pre-writing, drafting, responding, revising, editing, and post-writing activities. writing in different domains developing effective revision strategies learning effective writing devices Reading: The literature program consists of three major categories: core, extended and recreational reading. This program includes works of literary merit from a variety of genres, and the use of our literature anthology. The curriculum emphasizes the following: inspiring students to interact with the works explore and discuss important questions, values, and ethics that the human being grapples with apply the meanings of the works to their own lives understanding character, motive, setting, themes, and symbols, etc.

68. MAYANS AND MORE: DXING CENTRAL AMERICA Unfortunately, someone someplace had not done all their homework. also heard, but are not as popular among the mayans. SW might be one way to help improve El http://www.swl.net/patepluma/latindir/cenam123.html

Mayans and More: DXing Central America By Don Moore A slightly edited version of this article was originally published in the November, 1993 issue of Monitoring Times magazine. Looking for a DX target area with lots of small stations and interesting cultures? But, one that doesn't take fancy equipment and years of experience to monitor? Just look "south of the border" to Central America. Because Central America is so close geographically to North America, even low powered stations can put in excellent signals. Unless the VOA or RCI plops down on their frequency, any SW station in Central America is likely to make it up here. In fact, some Central American DX stations are more reliable catches than a lot of international broadcasters! Historically, Central America consists of the five countries of Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. Under Spanish colonial rule, these countries and the Mexican state of Chiapas formed the Audiencia de Guatemala. Central America declared independence on September 15, 1821 and was promptly annexed by Mexico, then under dictator General Agustin de Iturbide. When Iturbide was overthrown in 1823, Central America was allowed to go its own way, but, unfortunately for DX country counters, the northern province of Chiapas decided to remain with Mexico. For fifteen years Central America attempted to be a unified country, but mostly was bogged down in civil war due to regional jealousies and disagreements. The union was destroyed and the Central American congress dissolved in 1838. Although the five countries went their seperate ways, they maintain a strong regional cultural identity.

69. Middle School: Unit III Contract chance to visit a presentation on mayans and Aztecs Below are listed the homework code abbreviations used in the calendar in this contract to help everyone in http://www.ngfs.org/galcontract.htm

Galaxy Work Contract - Unit III 2003-04 Unit III Mexico Contract Choice Page Required Projects Math and Integrated Studies students must complete the Required at-home project. For the Mexico unit, the Reading/Writing Required project (Essay) is chosen by the teachers. However, for the Math Required project and Integrated Studies required project, the children may choose from the choices provided on page 7, 9, and 10 and write their selection below in the grid for Required projects: Reading/Writing Math Integrated Studies Required Projects Essay Due: outline st draft Final draft (write choice here) Due (write choice here) Due Optional Additional Projects Students also have the option to choose up to two additional enrichment projects in each of the subject areas from the choices provided on the subject pages. Please write any optional project choices by name on the grid below: Reading/Writing Math Integrated Studies Star (or the first additional project in any subject area) (write choice here) Due (write choice here) Due: (write choice here) Due Constellation (or the second additional project in any subject area) (write choice here) Due: (write choice here) Due (write choice here) Due: Student signature: Teacher signature: Reading/Writing Page In-class work Homework The primary homework in Reading/Writing throughout this unit will be reading each night, either their own self-selected books during independent reading time or their Literature Circle books. There will also be regular responses to their reading due either in the form of weekly Reading Journals or Literature Circle role sheets. In addition, the children will have a weekly writing extension due to concepts taught in class in their Guided Writing Journal. Finally, the students will need to prepare for their spelling test on Friday mornings.

70. Classroom News are welcome to come in and work on homework or projects by the College Board this quarter to help them explore World, and our finally of Aztecs, mayans and Incas http://www.ojai.k12.ca.us/schools/matilija/classrooms.htm

Matilija Junior High School Please visit schoolnotes.com for individual classroom websites Room 11 Art Matilija Junior High School Computer Lab The Lab is open for use by classes, periods 1-4. The students can do word processing, Internet research, and even design a Power Point slide show. The Lab is open after school (2:15-3:15) on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Students are welcome to come in and work on homework or projects. They can do all the same things that classes do, and receive individualized help. Sorry, email and chat rooms are not allowed on school computers. Choices/Health In class this quarter the students have had both Mrs. Cull and Mrs. Thomas as their teachers. The first part of the class is designed to help the students learn about themselves and how to make positive choices in their lives. During this time the character trait words adopted by School District are used to help students become responsible citizens. The second part of the class is designed to help students understand the dangers and consequences of substance use and abuse. The students work together in groups and individually to learn the information and make decisions about themselves. 7th Grade ACES (Articulating Conflict Education and Service) The 7th grade ACES (Articulating Conflict Education and Service), classes have learned what causes conflict, how to manage their own conflicts, and skills that will help to resolve conflicts with themselves and others. The students all learn how to be peer mediators using role-play practice with each other in class. The students in ACES complete a service project by helping either at school or in the community as part of their course assignments.

71. Nyctophobia I ll be playing this campaign soon, pity I have lots of homework now Very creative, I have never been the mayans befor so I m glad someone made a Can you help me http://aok.heavengames.com/blacksmith/descpages/campaign/829.shtml

News Archives Submit News Contact Us Feedback ... Nyctophobia , by SCN Punk Team Campaign ID = 829 Date Submitted = 2001-12-02 Author's Description: This is the final version of SCN Punk's "Nyctophobia" campaign. STORY The mighty city of Chichen Itza had prospered for many generations. Under the rule of a succession of strong and competent kings, Chichen Itza's influence spread across the Mayan homelands, making the city the most dominant in all the Yucatan. Then came the day the prophets had been forewarning about for hundreds of years: the day the barbaric Toltec invaders first arrived from over the horizon. With the Toltecs came despair and destruction never witnessed before by the Mayans. The grand city of Edzna, under the rule of the great King Nopaltzin, fell to the Toltecs without a struggle. Edzna was razed to the ground, and all its inhabitants, including King Nopaltzin, were sacrificed to the gods. When news of this horrifying defeat spread throughout the Yucatan, King Gucumatz of Chichen Itza knew he would not be able to hold off the Toltecs himself; he would need support from the rival Mayan city-states to defeat the Toltecs. Without more ado Gucumatz sent messengers to all of the rival Mayan kings, asking for help. The other Mayan kings were reluctant to form an alliance with Chichen Itza, but they knew too well that it was their only hope for survival. Eventually every key Mayan city joined the alliance with Chichen Itza: Uxmal, Izamal, Sayil, even Chichen Itza's archenemy Mayapan joined the alliance. And thus began the bloodiest war in the history of the Mayans...

72. Information For Class Projects In Sunset Middle School IMC (Library), Longmont, homework help. Learning Connection Incas The Civilization of the Incas - Cultures of the Andes - Ice Treasures of the Incas - The Incas mayans - Mayan Ruins http://www.stvrain.k12.co.us/SMS/imc/school_work.html

I nformational M aterials C enter School Work Class Projects - Ref. Sources for Projects Writing a Bibliography Online Resources Homework Help Finding Info on the Web Class Projects Reference Sources for Class Projects Recommended reference sources to find information for various class projects have been provided by Sunset teachers, as listed below: Teacher Topic Reference Source Abbey Endangered Animals Endangered Animals of the World EndangeredSpecie.com Endangered Species by EE-Link 2000 IUCN Red List of Threatened Species Kalm Mystery Authors - NoveList (available inside Ebsco database) Library Spot Biographies Lives Mulvihill Viva la Mexico Building Chicana/o Latina/o Communities Through Networking Haskins Country research Aztecs, Incas and Mayas CIA World Factbook Aztecs, Mayas, and Incas

73. Horton Middle School Library Media Center Egypt, Greece, Rome, China, India, Africa, Aztecs, Incas, mayans, Canada, Holidays, and Map homework Wizard This site has tons of great links to help you do http://www9.chatham.k12.nc.us/horton/library/

Pittsboro, North Carolina - Chatham County School System Welcome to the Horton Middle School Library Media Center! Use this site to help you with your information needs. Check out Writing Galore! Chatham County's place to publish on the web! 5th Grade 6th Grade Internet Sites about the 13 Colonies U.S. States on the Internet The National Park Service Native American Sites ... Space 7th Grade 8th Grade African Animals Internet Sites Wildcrafting and herbs Exploravision Links Weather Sites ... Periodic Table of the Elements Electives Other class units Careers Info Learn about Pumpkins! Science Fair Project Ideas Quick Reference Sites: Grolier Online Includes Encyclopedia Americana and the Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, plus an atlas and an online magazine called Brain Jam. (Only available on Horton computers.) www.encyclopedia.com Brief encyclopedia articles on over 14,000 topics. Search for current and past newspaper articles Biography Find short biographies of over 20,000 people at this site. My Virtual Reference Desk This site helps you find all kinds of dictionaries, encyclopedias, maps, and other information available on the Internet. Books Galore Chatham County Student Book Reviews on the Web. Find a good book to read here! This site was founded by Horton Middle School Students and expanded to students throughout Chatham County.

74. Mathematics Around The World the written record is of little help in studying The mayans did have a written language and therefore counting system and gave us a homework assignment using it http://public.csusm.edu/public/DJBarskyWebs/330CollageOct10.html

Mathematics Around the World Dovie started her presentation by talking about the history of mathematics in Africa. A point was how the ability to make fast mathematical calculations in your head is learned. Dovie then had us all play the game Wari, a mathematical counting game. Afterwards, she continued with the Mayan and the Inca civilizations. I enjoyed the game known as Wari or Mancala. I also find the name omweso in Katz. I did very well. I have been trying to play counting games as often as possible. I enjoy playing twenty-one, or black-jack. I also do not use a calculator to balance my checkbook. It is unfortunate that so little information is available about non-European civilizations. After Dr. Barsky's commentary on Cray, the computer legend who co-founded Control Data Corporation and unfortunately had been injured in an accident, Dovie Jones's presentation began by pointing out that up unti now, most of the mathematics we've studied was domain of government officials only, and how only a selected few learned the methods. The topics covered consisted of Africa and the Americas, Timbuktu University, Mancala (also called Wari, Ayo, Kpo, and Bao Kiswahili), Mayan mathematics, the Incas, and the Quipu. Student lecturer Dovie Jones started her presentation with a discussion of mathematics in Africa starting around the fourteenth century, which was when the University of Timbuktu was founded. Ms. Jones said that the Africans valued texts written by Islamic mathematicians. Not much is known about African history. The African populations were mostly illiterate, so the written record is rather sparse.

75. Mayan History We need your help! 9, Mexico History The Classic Period Part 3, The Maya The history of Mexico - The mayans. 12, homework Center - Ancient Classic Cultures http://www.lost-civilizations.net/data/mayan-history/mayan_20history.html

Click Here to Buy Art Prints! mayan history We need your help! Please make your decision: click on the right of the link to approve it as an authoritative source for 'selected' keyword, or click to drop inappropriate links from this part of directory. You may also submit your own authoritative links. submit link Ancient Mayan by ... Link 101 Ancient Mayan History Mayan Page connects you to the best of Art, Daily Life, Maps, Pictures, and Research on the Mayan http://www.historylink101.com/1/mayan/ancient_mayan.htm Mayan History MAYAN HISTORY . The Maya are probably the best-known of the classical civilizations of Mesoamerica. Originating in the Yucatan around http://www.crystalinks.com/mayanhistory.html Mayan History Home Page villages. View the Highlights of Mayan History http://www.oneworldjourneys.com/jaguar/history.html Mayan History Home Page Olmecs The dominant Mesoamerican civilization of the Preclassic period was the Olmecs (1,500 - 400 BC) in the Gulf Coast Region, to the northwest of the Maya http://www.oneworldjourneys.com/jaguar/mayan_timeline.html The Mayas History . The Mayans enter history with the diffusion of certain architectural styles throughout the Mayan cultural area. The early

76. Discus I Need Some Good Ideas Discus » homework helper » I need some good ideas, I appreciate all the help I can get. See Bacabs (m. pl.; Yucatan, mayans) http//www.mythopedia.info/27meso http://egyptologist.org/discus/messages/32/3172.html?1047546063

77. Kids Pages - Yorba Linda Public Library Find fact sheets and other Symbols, land and other topics of Aztecs and mayans can be...... Main / homework help / Social Studies. State Report Sites http://www.ylpl.lib.ca.us/kids/links.php?op=viewslink&sid=14

78. Chatterbee's Social Studies Homework Help Categorized social studies homework help on many topics. This site is designed primarily to help middle school and high school students. site provides welldefined archeological categories that http://www.chatterbeeshomework.homestead.com/chatterbeessocial1.html

@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Anthropology / Archeology "Anthropology and Archeology" from Yahoo : a superb collection of links to many, many anthropology and archeology sites. This is a great place to start your research on those subjects! Anthropology Resources on the Internet : another great collection of links to anthropology and archeology links. Archeological Adventure : a good site where you can learn the basics of archeology. Archeology Channel : watch streaming videos of various tribal cultures. Note that your computer will need speakers and video software in order to play the videos. You can download the necessary video software right off the site itself. Archeology on the Net : a truly great place to begin any archeology-related homework project. This site provides well-defined archeological categories that help you to get your homework off to a flying start! Recommended Collapse: Why Do Civilizations Fall? : a nice site devoted to examining why the Maya, the Mesopotamian, and other civilizations vanished. Well done.

79. Homework Center - Wars & World History The Multnomah County Library homework Center organizes over 3500 carefully reviewed K12 education and homework help resources for students, teachers, media specialists, and librarians. Focuses http://www.multcolib.org/homework/warwldhc.html

School Corps Library Catalog Library Databases Ask Us! ... World War II American Revolution For 18th Century America, see 18th Century (1700s) The American Revolution http://www.historyplace.com/unitedstates/revolution/index.html Check out the Boston Massacre, the English colonial era, and the birth of a new nation at The History Place web site. Betsy Ross Home Page http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/index.html Information about Betsy Ross, the creator of the US flag. Colonial Hall: A Look at America's Founders http://www.colonialhall.com/biography.asp Biographies of all of the founding fathers who signed the Declaration of Independence. Each is approximately one page of text. Liberty! The American Revolution http://www.pbs.org/ktca/liberty/ This PBS site explores the chronology of the revolution, what liberty meant in the 1700s and what it means today. Spy Letters of the American Revolution http://www.si.umich.edu/SPIES/ Discover the stories behind some of the spies during the American Revolution. Read the letters and find out what they meant. Valley Oak Elementary's Room 9 Presents The Timeline of the Revolution http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/vme/vo/

80. Palo Alto Middle School Libraries Research Center - Ancient Mayans Ancient mayans The goal of CyberSleuthKids is to provide a safe educational online database of links to help the student sift through the maze of information. http://staff.pausd.palo-alto.ca.us/~middlelibrary/ancientmayans.html

Research Center Topic Links News Sources Libraries ... Terman Library Ancient Mayans AncientMexico.com Created and maintained by Patrick Olivares. It is a non-profit site, for educational purposes only. It will incorporate all the major archeological sites in precolombian mesoamerica and andean south america, with numerous other pages graphically depicting the art, and culture of these regions. MesoAmerican Sites and Cultures Get info and pictures about life before the Spanish Conquest. Explore the many cultures, their customs, and social structures. There's a clickable map too! From EMuseum. Minnesota State University, Mankato. Collapse - Why Do Civilizations Fall? The Maya Annenberg/Lerner.org Mayan Kids Teaches about Mayan civilization through pictures, text, and games.

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