TOPIC OF THE WEEK: NATIONAL ROAD

Authorized by Congress in 1806, the National Road was the nation's first, federally funded interstate highway.


Spotlight Site of the Week!  

The National Road Heritage Corridor
http://www.nationalroadpa.org/
It was one of the first colonial routes traveled by early settlers. George Washington and Daniel Boone were among its first travelers. Now, you can relive the spirit of a growing America by traveling the road and visiting the historic homes, toll houses, and scenic vistas. Witness, firsthand, the struggles and rewards of a new nation.

  More Spotlight Sites...

Additional Sites:

Route 40 National Road
Learn about the country's first federally-funded interstate highway as well as special events, places, and related resources.
http://www.route40.net

Traveling the National Road
Written for upper elementary school students, this online guide consists of six units, each with objectives, teacher information, student activities and answersould .
http://www.nps.gov/fone/classroom/nrintro.htm

Iditarod Activities Across the Grades!
Education World offers activities that will have your students "teeming" to learn about this exciting competition! Included: Activities in which students create a musher picture dictionary, create charts of Iditarod supplies, and much more!
http://www.educationworld.com/a_lesson/lesson225.shtml

The Historic National Road
Few things in history call to us across time from the beginnings of our nation. The Historic National Road is one of them. For more than 800 miles, it is a landscape of historic, cultural and archaeological significance, scenic beauty, bountiful recreation, and a journey through the lives and fortunes of the people that forged America.
http://www.historicwvnationalroad.org/

JUDI'S CORNER

This week features a resource for celebrating PI Day on March 14th:

The Joy of PI
http://www.joyofpi.com
This directory features pi- related history, calculation, mysteries, and other fun sites about the number.


Each week, I'll answer your questions, post announcements and provide interesting input!  Email me at jrajala@eduhound.com
That's all for this week! "Remember...the Web is a terrible thing to waste!"
 Newsletter Maintenance
 ·  Subscribe / Unsubscribe
 ·  Update Email Address
 ·  Vacation Suspension
 ·  NEWSLETTER ARCHIVES
 
Spotlight School of the Week!
 


East Providence High School
East Providence
, Rhode Island

Submit your School/District

 Spotlight Class of the Week!
 


Mrs. Booth's Kindergarten Class
Kyle Elementary School

Kyle, Texas

Submit your Classroom

Educational Conferences
 ·  2006 Florida Educational
Technology Conference

March 22-24, 2006
Orlando, FL
 ·  ASCD 61st Annual
Conference and Exhibit Show

April 1-3, 2006
Chicago, IL
 ·  97th SLA Annual Conference
June 11-14, 2006
Baltimore, MD
more...
 Our Other Web Sites
 · 

EduHound

 · 

Awesome Clipart for Educators

 · 

EduHound Schools on the Web

 · 

EduHound Classrooms on the Web

 · 

THE Journal

 · 

THE Institute

 · 

Educational Technology Info. Center

 · 

Campus Technology

EduHound Weekly is a FREE educational newsletter and is sent to your inbox each week. If you have any other questions, please send an email to Judi Rajala at JRajala@eduhound.com
Copyright 1998-2006 EduHound.com. All rights reserved 101communications.

If this e-mail was forwarded to you and you'd like to subscribe, please visit: http://newsletters.101com.com/the/n.asp?pc=HWEB01&nl=78,79,80&ht=1
UNSUBSCRIBE:
http://www.thejournal.com/newsletters/subscribermaint.cfm
CHANGE EMAIL ADDRESS OR PREFERENCES:
http://www.thejournal.com/newsletters/subscribermaint.cfm

Sign up now to receive a free subscription to T.H.E. Journal - a resource for administrative, technical,
and tech-savvy educators in K-12 education: http://subscribe.101com.com/THE/magazine/EduH