• Early Childhood Community
  This community has been created to celebrate the creativity and dedication of all those who participate in the education of young children.
• What Is the Right Age to Start Kindergarten?
  How old is old enough for kindergarten in 97? Who decides the answer for kids today?
• A World of Kindergartens
  Information on topics, literally from A to Z, from the Kinder-l discussion group for kindergarten (and elementary) educators around the globe.
• U.S. Department of Education
  

Johann Pachelbel, German composer (Pachelbel Canon) born (1653)

• Making the Case for Music Education
• Energy In The Air: Sounds From The Orchestra

Edgar Rice Burroughs, American novelist (Tarzan) born (1875)

Seiji Ozawa, orchestra conductor (Boston Symphony), born in Japan (1935)

• Energy In The Air: Sounds From The Orchestra

Jacques Cartier, French explorer, died (1557)

• Great Sites for Teaching About…Explorers
  Best sites on the web for teaching about exlorers
• Explore the Explorers Online!
  Columbus and the other early explorers provide your students with the opportunity to explore new worlds -- as well as worlds of knowledge and discovery! This week, Education World delivers a shipload of sites and activities guaranteed to keep your lessons afloat -- and your curriculum current.

William Clark, of Lewis & Clark Expedition, died at 68 (1838)

• Great Sites for Teaching About… Western Expansion
  
• Great Sites for Teaching About…Explorers
  Best sites on the web for teaching about exlorers

A. Bartlett Giamatti, former baseball commissioner and president of Yale University, died of heart attack at 51 (1989)

Helen Keller graduated from Radcliff College (1904)

• Deaf-Blind Awareness Week
  Education World looks at some noteworthy Web sites dedicated to the topic of deaf-blindness.
• Reading Without Seeing: Louis Braille and the Braille Alphabet
  Students learn about Louis Braille and the Braille alphabet and explore some of the challenges people with impaired vision might face
• Special Education: Physical Challenges
  In this section you'll find resources on hearing & vision impairments, spinal cord injury, cleft pallete, seizure disorders, and other less pervasive physical challenges.
• Women of Accomplishment: An Internet Scavenger Hunt
  Neglected for years, the historical contributions of women are celebrated during March, the official National Women's History Month. Supplement your textbooks with the other half of history -- the achievements of women -- by posing a question about women's history during every school day of the month!

Union General Sherman burned Atlanta during Civil War campaign (1864)

• Civil War Lesson Plans and Activities
  
• Great Sites about the Civil War
  

Korean passenger Flight 007 shot down by Soviet fighter jet for accidentally straying over restricted air space (1983)

Aaron Burr acquitted of treason for attempting to create a Texas Republic (1807)

Wreck of the Titanic found by French-American expedition (1985)

• The Titanic
  Few topics have as many interesting related Web sites as the Titanic does. No matter what age students you teach, you'll find an ocean of sites to excite them.

Bobby Fischer beat Boris Spassky in chess tournament to become the first American world champion (1972)

World War II began as Nazi Germany invaded Poland (In 1939)

• History: World War II
  Resources from our database

Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa founded in California (1772)

R.C. Carrington & R. Hodgson made the first observation of solar flare (1859)

• Astronomy
  Resources from our database.

Pioneer 11 made the first fly-by of Saturn and discovered new moon, rings (1979)

• The Space Place
  This site is filled with projects and activities related to current space missions and information.

First transatlantic cable failed after less than 1 month of operation (1858)

UN's World Health Organization formed (1948)

• Health
  Resources from our database.
• HIV/AIDS Education Isn't Only for Health Class! (It's for English, Math, Science, Spanish…)
  A special multidisciplinary curriculum has transported HIV/AIDS education out of it relegated position in America's school health classes and moved it into other areas of the curriculum where it belongs!
• Health Center
  Resources, tools and activities from our PE/Health Center.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame opened in Cleveland, Ohio (1995)