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Title:
| Dragons |
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Description:
| Learn about dragon myths and legends from the Eastern and Western worlds. There are descriptions of different types of dragons, Chinese customs, and images. |
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Grade Level:
| 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
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Resource Links:
| Dragons in Ancient China
Click on the red links to view images of dragons in Chinese art.
History of Dragons around the World
Read these legends and stories and get to know the history of dragons around the world. NOTE: This site contains sponsored links.
Physiology of A Dragon
This is a study of physiology of a dragon. Take a look and get to know what a dragon is made up of. NOTE: This site contains sponsored links.
Dragon
Definitions of different types of dragons with cute images can be found here. NOTE: This site contains sponsored links and ads.
Dragon's Nine Sons
This page has the names and descriptions of the Chinese dragon's offspring.
The Historical Dragon Page
This site has lots of historical information and legends about dragons. There are also ancient sketches and illustrations.
Dinosaurs and Dragons
Dragons have a long history in human mythology. Read this article to learn more about how these myths got started.
Dragon Basics
Read these articles to learn the basics of dragon lore. Click on the "Myths" link to find out about dragons in folklore, legends, and histories around the world. NOTE: This site has a guestbook.
Mythic Creatures
Explore this exhibition to learn about Eastern and Western dragons and other mythical creatures. There are podcasts and educational resources. See the "For Kids" section for games and activities.
ThinkQuest: Dragons Around the World
On this site you can read about dragon myths from around the world, then test your knowledge with the crossword puzzle on the activities page.
ThinkQuest: Rebirth of Dragons
On this site you can find information on dragon myths, which cultures have stories about dragons, and if dragons were ever real. NOTE: This site links to a site with a discussion forum.
Quia: Types of Dragons
Find the names of different types of dragons in this hangman game.
Discovery Channel: Dragons
This is the companion site to the faux documentary that speculates about what dragons could have looked like and how they might have behaved. Includes video clips and 360 degree virtual dragons. NOTE: This site contains ads and links to a discussion forum.
PBS: Komodo Dragons
Read about the only real dragon known to exist, the Komodo Dragon, the world's largest lizard.
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Education Standards:
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MO Standards:
1.1, 1.2, 1.4, 1.5, 1.7, 1.9, 2.3, 2.4, 2.7, 2, 5, 6, 7
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