• You might like to try the Natural History Museum
• Visit the Electronic Zoo.
• Find the creature.
• This leads to the science page of Sir Robert Hitcham's School in Suffolk. Try the 'Living World Key' & 'Habitats'. The whole site is worth a lengthy browse.
• Virtual Wildlife. A fascinating site - if somewhat noisy!
• This is the Canterbury Environment Centre. Try the trails!
• Try Eco-Systems at the Brittanica site.
• This is the Franklin Institute. Many images including paintings by gorillas.
• The Dragonfly site. Animal talk, Hide & Seek, Webs of Life are worth opening.
• BBC's Really Wild Zone
• Habitats Quiz
• This is not strictly connected but leads to some children's work in science.

After half term we shall spend time looking at Christmas, celebrations, festivals and so on.
Here are is an initial cull of sites connected with that

• This is a BBC site about children in Victorian Britain
• Although this is a commercial site it has some excellent insights into a Victorian Christmas - largely from publications of the time.
• Again commercial but look at the fact book, send an electronis Christmas card, email Santa
• An MSN Encarta online view of Christmas

• Santa Lucia Day