Reference+material

It is designed for Upper Primary students like you.
 * [[image:w_hv_logo.gif link="http://www.egold.net.au/home.html"]] || This is an electronic encyclopedia about gold in Australia.

Go to the message tree to uncover some interesting facts or use the 'search' button to type in a specific word or phrase. ||
 * ==[|**Links4Learning**]==

|| Remember to browse through the appropriate Links4Learning sites. There are so many useful resources here you can use.

Try the Reference tabs for free photographs and images. ||
 * [|Site2See - Information Literacy]

|| Here you will find strategies to assist you in deciding, planning, locating and presenting your work. The site is an excellent reference site with many links to dictionaries, atlases and photographs. Some of the links are for teachers so be sure to read the sentence which is hyper linked before you start clicking away.

Some Web2.0 tools are explained here too! Check out the Block Posters or Voicethread - these are different ways you can present your information.

You will not find with specific information on the topic but it is a place you can go to when you need a word explained [|visually or in graphic form]. || enlarge. There are plenty of great images and illustrations, appropriate maps and flag outlines you could use for your work.
 * [[image:home.jpg width="213" height="159" link="http://www.worldbookonline.com/training/kids/index.htm"]] || World Book for kids gives you access to clearly written text, which you can

There is access to an online dictionary.

You will find this site easy to navigate, especially with the icons and the way it is set out. I think you will find it much more appealing than the print based World Books we have in our reference section in the Library. ||