"inQuiry Attic" examines the bicycle boom and the technology that contributed to the evolution of bicycle shapes, sizes, and styles. See how people were "Getting a Handle...on Technology."

"Minutes from ME" demonstrates how young students can use previously learned computing techniques and apply them to other programs such as word processing. Check out some of these "New Readers' PC Activities."

The Online Fellows have successfully brought the first year of "Wired @ School" to completion. In the Fall, you will see some new faces, in addition to the familiar ones who have provided fun and interesting features for the past nine months. Be prepared for a little something different from our returning teachers. The June/July features are as follows:

Robert Owens presents "Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally," developed to explain mnemonics and the order of operations in equations. If you answer the puzzle questions quickly and correctly, you could be eligible to win a prize!

Hazel Jobe, Karen Walkowiak, and Robert Owens present "Something Froggy," a resource with primary and junior versions that will help you to discover a few "froggy facts."