"Right Here on This Spot" Links (A Sharon Addy / John Clapp Book)

Right Here on This Spot Words & Pictures Kid's Only Teacher Stuff Order This Book FAQ Reviews Links Email About This Book John's Other Books John Clapp Illustration	Links	Right Here on This Spot Written By Sharon Hart Addy Illustrated By John Clapp
	Please note: I've tried to only add links here that are non-commercial, kid-friendly, or if they are commercial, at least they look like they have merits beyond selling a product, etc. My hope for this page is that it could be a place where a kid who is interested in any of the Right Here on This Spot topics, could learn a little more about any they were interested in, and have fun in the process. If you know of any sites that fit that description, that you think should be added to the list, please email me so I can check them out! Thanks! Subjects Archaeology & Anthropology The Civil War Geneaology Houghton Mifflin Co. These others will be posted soon: History Books Indians Wisconsin
	Archaeology & Anthropology An Exhaustive List of Archaelogical / Anthropological Sites There are literally hundreds of sites listed here covering every aspect of the fields. The site is intended to serve as a resource for K-12 teachers, but you can tell from the captions whether a site would be geared towards kids or adults/teachers/etc. National Geographic Magazine National Geographic, as might be expected, has a truly great site geared towards kids. They are often involved in all kinds of topics related to the book--including archaeology. They have lots of activities and always keep the site up to date. Ancient Middle America An odd site to list here in a sense, but included because of it's depth. It's a website to support a college course at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, but it's list of anthropology links, etc. are so worthwhile I decided to include it. They even have a "Paleo-Ring" of sites dedicated to Paleo Studies. back to top

	Civil War Civil War Home Page -- Comprehensive collection of Civil War related links available on the Internet. Over 1,000 links including Associations, Battles, Calendar of Events, Catalogs, Classifieds, etc. Civil War Women -- Duke University's digital archive on women during the civil war. Includes photos, a diary, selected papers, and links. Michigan Historical Center -- Kids! Make a Civil War Drum or a Civil War Flag. Learn about "Johnny Shiloh" and the role some kids played in the Civil War. back to top Geneaology Cyndi's List I have no idea who this person is...all I know is as soon as I started looking into Genealogy, this lady's site, or references to it and it's information, popped up everywhere. I haven't used it much, but it appears to be very comprehensive. Family Search A very useful and friendly site to new users and amateurs. This site is run by the Mormon church as I understand it. With knowledge of your grandparents, it is often possible to trace your ancestors back several generations in a matter of minutes. Rootsweb Another HUGE resource. back to top
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