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Each
chapter of Glencoe Algebra includes a chapter project. An
annotated list of Web site links for each chapter project is provided
below.
Chapter 1 (page 4)
Forwriters.com
Resources for writers are available
online.
Chapter
2 (page 70)
Dilip's
Vegetarian Resources Page
You can learn about vegetarian news, recipes, and environmental
and biological concerns online.
Chapter
3 (page 140)
The
Financial Aid Information Page
Explore this free, comprehensive, independent, and objective guide
to student financial aid.
Chapter
4 (page 192)
The
Federation For American Immigration Reform
Explore the immigration issues menu for articles on the cost of
immigration , the quota system, and legal and illegal immigration.
Chapter
5 (page 252)
Jazz
at Lincoln Center Online
Welcome to the homepage of America's premiere performing arts organization dedicated to the presentation of jazz.
Chapter
6 (page 322)
iLoveLanguages
Learn about languages of the world.
Chapter
7 (page 382)
Welcome
to the Microbe Zoo
The major attractions at the Microbe Zoo include Dirtland, Animal Pavilion, Snack Bar, Space Adventure, and Water World.
Chapter
8 (page 450)
Affirmative
Fitness
The Affirmative Fitness page contains information on nutritional
services and personal training as well as additional links to learn
more about physical fitness.
Chapter
9 (page 494)
PBS
Online
Explore technology and school reform and learn about child safety
from the PBS home page.
Chapter
10 (page 556)
The
Merrow Report
Learn about such topics as "Caught in the Crossfire" and
"Healthy Children, Healthy Learning" on the PBS quarterly
Merrow Report.
Chapter
11 (page 608)
Internet
Nonprofit Center
Read the Internet NonProfit Center page for information and ideas
about nonprofit organizations.
Chapter
12 (page 658)
National
Museum of the American Indian
The Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian
covers languages, literature, history and arts with links to Native
American sites.
Chapter
13 (page 710)
Facts
for Families
Information about children and divorce, alcohol and other drugs,
and children and TV violence is available on the Internet.
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