Disclaimer

A great deal of thought and time has gone into choosing sites that are intended
for student use. However, with the rapidly changing nature of Web sites and the World Wide Web, including the multitude of links located on each site, there is
always the possibility that a student can run into inappropriate material. For this reason, we stress the need for parental guidance and rules regarding the use of
the Internet. At no time, should a student use the Internet unsupervised.

Please remember that Monta Loma Elementary School has no control and assumes
no responsibility for the ever-changing content of Web sites linked to this site.

 
 

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Welcome to Seussville University, where you can have "lots of
good fun that is funny" while learning basic reading, math, science, and reasoning skills. Your favorite Seuss characters will serve as
your guides in this brand-new interactive learning environment.
 
 

Includes a "coloring book," craft activities, games, a tour of
a crayon factory, resources for parents, teachers and more.
 
 
A national public education campaign sponsored by the
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to help
encourage and empower 9- to 14-year old girls to make
the most of their lives.
 
 
Join Peep the Bird, his best friend Simon the Hippo,
Suzanne the Crystal Goddess, and the rest of the
Hippoworks gang, for animated cartoons, coloring,
rhyming fun, and more.
 
 
Read funny poems, see how fast you and your friends can
read a tongue twister, enter poetry contests, or challenge
yourself with fill-in-the-blank poems. Includes tips on how
you can become a "giggle poet" too!
 
 
Dazzle your friends with your brilliant artistic abilities!
Draw with "light" with this online version of the popular art
toy, Lite-Brite.
 
 
Designed especially for kids, this excellent guide to the game of chess offers interactive online lessons and quizzes, chess movies, and a challenging online chess game. Created by Richard James, who has been teaching chess to kids for over 25 years.
 
 
NASA for Kids!
 

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