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. You'll have to be the judge of whether to integrate a particular site or not. Get help .
Many adults are interested in learning about the Internet.
Get parent or community volunteers to work with your students. Develop collaborations across grade levels. Many of the Internet resources contain content that may be above the reading level of primary students, but just right for older students. Try the each one teach one approach. In other words, work with a small group of children and let these students teach to others in the class.