Try the suggested words in one of the many Internet search tools such as InfoSeek or WebCrawler to create your own list of Internet sites. Use these sites and words to demonstrate how to use Internet for the particular activity. Encourage students to explore other sites and add them to the class resource list. Do it yourself . Before assigning any of the activities in this book, you'll want to check them yourself.
Internet sites change frequently.
In developing the hands-on activities that relate to specific sites, we've tried to create generic assignments that will work even if the site has been updated. You need to work with the sites and develop a means of evaluating student assignments based on the needs of your classroom. Another reason for checking the sites relates to age appropriateness. Some materials may be inappropriate for your particular class. Although you can't preview everything, at least check the main links for the site you'll be using.