Click on any of the pictures below to see oodles & gobs of terrific places you can go to learn more.

Shapes	ABC & Spelling	Reading	Time	Writing
Math	Money	Transportation & Invention	United States	Geography
Grammar	Science	Nutrition & Health	Art & Music	Fun
Teacher Helpers	Oklahoma	Foreign Languages	Research & Reference Material	Pre-School & Kindergarten

This is a terrific opportunity to discuss how to tell what is or isn't a link - something that's "clickable".
Move your mouse, without clicking, over the titles in the chart above.
Move your mouse over the pictures.
Notice that the cursor arrow changes into a pointing hand when you move over the pictures, but not when you move over the words.
That pointing hand is the signal, telling you it's clickable.
Remember, only click once.

After you click one of the links above see if you can tell what parts are links on the following page.
If a link is text only, it can be called "hypertext". Hyper means clickable.
Pictures can be links too, like the ones in the chart above.
Remember, only click once on a link.