Check out the following options for uploading your page to the Web:

• Web Worksheet Wizard is the easiest way to upload a page. If you've already written or typed your ideas, putting a simple page on the free and easy-to-use Web Worksheet Wizard takes ten minutes or fewer -- even for beginners! Just click the link and follow the directions!
  
  
• If you've tried Web Worksheet Wizard and want more artistic freedom, sign up for a free account at AngelFire or Geocities. (Caution: The ads at those sites can be annoying and not always age-appropriate for the primary grades, but they're easy to use and the price is right!)
  
  
• Scholastic's HomePage Builder is another free and easy option for teachers new to Web design. Just click the link, register, and follow the directions to create a colorful and quick page. Note: the design lends itself to elementary grades, so secondary teachers may want to stick with Web Worksheet Wizard.
  
  
• If you're willing to spend a little money, want a site that's tailor-made to look educational without annoying ads, try TeacherWeb.
  
  
• If your school or district can host the page from its own server, try using Teachers.Net Homepage Maker, a free tool that allows you to create a Web page in just five minutes. Then have someone from your school or district help you upload it to the school's server.
  
  

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