Girl Power!

March is Women's History Month.

American History is full of lots of cool and brave ladies who made a big difference in our country.

Click on the hot dots to learn more about these amazing women!

Want to find books in our library about more great ladies?  Search HERE!

Mrs. Cupples is a busy lady trying to make a difference in her library.  She tries very hard to make sure all of her links are working and safe.  However, the Internet can be a little crazy, so let her know if there are any problems.  Also, be sure your parents know if you are cruising the World Wide Web!

Hey! Guess What?

February is Black History Month. 

During this month we celebrate the accomplishments of many famous African Americans.

We can also learn how African Americans have helped make our country what it is today.

There are a lot of really cool things you can learn! 

Like who invented peanut butter?  

Follow the links to find the answers and lots more interesting stuff!

Mrs. Cupples can also do a lot of really cool stuff. What she cannot do is monitor the whole, entire Internet.  When you go poking around be careful, and ALWAYS let you parents know first!

Me...Jane?

Who Jane?  You Jane?

Ummm....huh?

I'm confused.

Who is Jane?

Jane is Jane Goodall.  And she's a famous scientist.
Her birthday is April 3rd.

What cool things does she study?
Whatever it is she's been studying it since 1960!

Follow the hotspots to find out more!

 Mrs. Cupples cannot be responsible for crazy yahoos on the Internet and the things they post.

Always ask your parents before exploring the web.

Take Me Out to the Ballgame

Jackie Robinson was one of the most famous baseball players of all time.

Can you guess why?

But, he did a whole lot more than just play baseball.

Follow the hotspots to learn more about him.

Mrs. Cupples is not responsible for the kinds of things on other websites.

Surf the Internet with care and always get your parent's permission.

All Aboard!

Harriet Tubman was a conductor on the Underground Railroad.

That is a fact.

But, the Underground Railroad wasn't really a railroad at all and, Harriet Tubman wasn't really a conductor...hmmmmmmmmmmmmm...





So what was the Underground Railroad? 
And what does Harriet Tubman have to do with it?

Follow the hotspots to learn more!

Mrs. Cupples is not in control of what kinds of things are on other websites. 

Surf the Internet with care and be sure to get your parent's permission.

Let It Shine!

February is Black History Month!

There were and are so many interesting African American men and women who had a lot to do with the freedoms we all enjoy today.

Who are they and what did they do?

Follow the hotspots to learn more!

Mrs. Cupples is not in control of what kinds of things are on other websites. 

Surf the net with care and make sure to get your parent's permission.