Cyber Sport 2000:
Visitors enter the Virtual Sport Museum where they learn about
several different sports including football, baseball, soccer,
basketball, and tennis- also see how math and music is integrated
into sports.
http://library.thinkquest.org/J003191/
Which Sport is for You?:
Designed to help kids in 4th-6th grade choose which commonly played
team sport they will enjoy the most. Tells what experts have to say,
how much equipment costs, and what sort of body build is required in
order to successfuly play each sport.
http://library.thinkquest.org/J003198/
Todd Skinner's Virtual Climbing Tour:
Travel along with the most diversely accomplished rock climber of
this generation in this virtual journey across the continents.
http://www.toddskinner.com/
Sport- Science at The Exploratorium:
This site examines the science behind the most popular team and
recreational sports. Find out how skateboarding is governed by the
principles of momentum, gravity, and friction. Discover why a
curveball curves, why a ball bounces, and why the most important
piece of equipment is youe feet.
http://www.exploratorium.edu/sports/index.html
Extreme Sports:
Can you do the "acid drop" or the "backside disaster"? This site
invites sports to experience the extreme sports of rock climbing,
skateboarding, and in-line skating, and learn about training and
equipment needed, techniques of the sports, safety tips, and
possible injuries.
http://library.thinkquest.org/13857/
Sports Central:
Learn about major sports, their history, and the changes they've
undergone over the years.
http://library.thinkquest.org/10480/
Sports are Taking Over the USA:
Provides information on basketball, baseball, football, martial
arts, and the Olympics.
http://tqjunior.thinkquest.org/5028/
BWCA: Getting Kids Started Fishing:
Guidelines for helping children get involved with fishing in the
Boundary Waters Canoe Area of Minnesota, as well as other areas.
Addresses equipment, bait, location, and technique.
http://www.bwca.cc/activities/fishing/kidsfishing.html
Fishing Information for Kids:
Guide with tips and how-to for the young angler. Also includes a
parents area.
http://www.nebworks.com/kids/angler.html
Amateur Athletic Union:
Organization dedicated to the promotion and development of amateur
sports. Local and national event calendar, associations listings,
and contact information.
http://aausports.org/
Kids at the Net:
Organization that provides volleyball camps to children in third
world countries. Camp information, photo gallery, and links. Located
in California.
http://www.kidsatthenet.com/
