TARGET: Inaccurate websites for elementary evaluation lesson

[Kate Brown <LaBookWorm@AOL.COM>]

Dear Friends,
   I am thinking of doing a short unit on website evaluation with my
intermediate classes before summer vacation when they are out on the web on
their own.  So that we can compare the two, as we look at samples of "good"
pages, I would also like them to see samples of inaccurate, poorly designed,
unsigned, etc. pages and do a compare and contrast exercise.  I am especially
interested in the pages with invalid information.
   I have searched the archives and found good recommendations for this kind
of lesson for middle and high school students.  However, does anyone have any
suggestions for pages that would be appropriate for elementary students?
   Once again, thanks for your help.  I will post a hit if/when I get
appropriate  responses.
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Kate Brown
LaBookWorm@aol.com
Librarian
Bryantville ES
Pembroke, MA

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