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Health

  1. BAM:  Body and Mind.  Got a question about fitness, disease, or peer pressure? 
  2. Breakfast Detective.  The clues are right here.  Can you meet the challenge?
  3. Children With Diabetes.  An online community for kids, families, and people with diabetes.
  4. Diseases Explained.  Turning waiting rooms into classrooms.
  5. FDA Kids Homepage.  A site by the Food and Drug Administration - eat healthy and be active for a healthy future.
  6. Food Safety at Home, School and When Eating Out.   An Activity Book for You to Color.
  7. Food Safety Coloring Books.  Food Safety at Home, School and When Eating Out.
  8. Human Body, Human Body Information, Facts, News, Photos (National Geographic).  Great resources for health and biology lessons.
  9. KidsHealth.  A popular online site, from the health experts from Nemours.
  10. KidZone.  The world's leading website on learning disabilities and ADHD.
  11. Nutrition Exploration:  Make-a-Shake.  You can make your own virtual milk shake, print your recipe and then try it at home in your own kitchen.
  12. Seeing Disabilities from a Different Perspective.  This site offers a new way of looking at disABILITIES, focusing not on the disability, but on the ability.
  13. Test Your Food Label Knowledge!  Are you ready to take our challenge?
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Language Arts

  1. 6 Trait Writing Resources.  Here are some links to support 6 traits in the classroom.
  2. Amazing Vocabulary Machine!  Practice adjectives <-> adverbs
  3. Ask Dr. Math.  Here's the elementary school version of this popular Website from Math Forum.
  4. Apostrophes.  Are you ready to master this important part of writing?
  5. Biography Writing
    1. Biography Maker
    2. Create a Timeline
    3. Create a Timeline:  Read, Write, Think
    4. Selected Figures from Recent History
    5. Writing With Writers:  Biographies
  6. Book Adventure:  Find a Book.  If you're not sure what book you're looking for, we can help you find a book that's right for you.
  7. Book Reports
    1. Book Report:  I Did it on the Computer
    2. Book Report Sandwich Station
    3. Book Report Wizard
    4. How to Write a Book Report
    5. Spaghetti Book Club
    6. Write a Book Review
  8. Bright Ideas for Writing.  Fun site - click on the links for GRADES 3-5.
  9. Children's Story Writing Analysis.  Copy and paste your story into the box below.  Then click on the 'Check Text' button.
  10. Create a Timeline.  An easy to use timeline generator, just fill in the form on this Website.
  11. Create a Timeline:  Read, Write, Think:.  Great resources to graphically illustrate events over time.
  12. Creative Narrative Writing
    1. Comic Creator
    2. Interactive Creative Story Writing for Children
    3. Plot Diagram
    4. Write Your Own Myths, Folktales, and Fairytales
  13. Compare/Contrast Writing
    1. Compare & Contrast Graphic Organizer (.pdf)
    2. Compare & Contrast Guide
    3. Compare & Contrast Webquest
    4. Interactive Venn Diagram
    5. Interactive Venn Diagram:  Read, Write, Think
  14. Descriptive Writing
    1. Descriptive Essays
    2. Descriptive Writing
    3. Writing with Writers:  Description Writing
  15. Elementary Test Prep Grade 4 Language Arts (New York State). Comprehensive set of lessons and activities.
  16. Evaluation Station.  Stop here to check your writing.  What works?  What doesn't?
  17. Expository Writing.  An expository writing is meant to inform the reader.  Learn more here.
  18. Idiom Connection.  The Idiom Connection is a collection of idioms, phrasal verbs and proverbs. These expressions are common expressions in most English speaking countries.
  19. Idiom Zone.  Another great site to look at idioms and how we use them.
  20. Letter Writing
    1. Interactive Letter Generator
    2. Letter Writing Fun
    3. Letters of Felix Voltz, MS 93-021
    4. Spy Letters from the American Revolution
  21. Graphic Organizers.  Print out one of many different types of graphic organizers.
  22. Homonyms
    1. A Feast of Homonyms
    2. Homonym Madness
    3. Word Confusion
  23. Edit Down the Story of Goldilocks.  This fun site helps student develop editing and revising skills by editing the story Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
  24. How to Write an Essay.  There are many different kinds of essays, including narrative, descriptive, and persuasive. The following steps, however, can be used to write any kind of essay.
  25. Math Fact Cafe.  Free printable math worksheets for elementary school and home use. This includes generators for math drills, flashcards, time, and money!
  26. Narrative Writing/Personal Narrative
    1. Narrative Essays
    2. Narrative Writing
    3. Interactive Graphic Map for your Personal Narrative
    4. Personal Narrative Resources
    5. Personal Narrative Resources II
  27. Paragraph a Week:  A Yearly Writing Program.  Here's a yearly writing program designed to give students practice writing various types of paragraphs.
  28. Paragraph Builder.  Here is a comprehensive set of links to help writers create great paragraphs.
  29. Persuasive Writing
    1. Don't Buy It:  Get Media Smart
    2. Persuasive Map
    3. Persuasive Essays
    4. Persuasive Writing
    5. Persuasive Writing Webquest
  30. Poetry
    1. Abstract Noun Interactive Poetry
    2. Forms of Poetry
    3. Instant Poetry Forms
    4. Interactive Shape Poem Generator
    5. Letter Poem Creator
    6. My Monster
    7. Poetry Splatter
    8. RhymeZone Rhyming Dictionary
    9. Poetry4Kids
    10. Writing with Writers:  Poetry
    11. You're a Poet and You Want to Show It
  31. Research Writing
    1. Hints About Print
    2. Mr. B's Research Seminar.  Let's review this Webmaster's "Take 5" research project.  Special Thanks to Club TNT.
    3. Writing Workshop:  Research
  32. Road to Grammar.  Choose a topic on the left and click START.
  33. Sentence Clubhouse Game.  Join us at "the club" and learn different types sentences.
  34. SillyBooks.net.  A Literacy Site with animated children's books, musical stories, stories written by children.
  35. Skillswise Words.  Fact sheets, worksheets, quizzes and games to help you improve your English. Choose from grammar, spelling, reading, listening, writing and vocabulary.
  36. SpellaRoo.  Kangaroos can hop better than they can spell. Click on the word that is spelled wrong. If you get twenty right, you will go to the "Land of Joeys".
  37. Spelling Bee:  Fourth Grade.  Three levels, you must spell all the words at the current level to move on to the next.
  38. Spelling Practice.  How's your spelling - 5 levels will challenge you.
  39. Synonyms and Antonyms
    1. Awesome Antonym Match Up
    2. Same Difference
    3. Super Synonym Match Up
  40. There, Their and They're Quiz.  Do you have the usage of these words down?  Take this online quiz and see.
  41. Visuwords Online Graphic Dictionary.  Look up words to find their meanings and associations with other words and concepts. Enter words into the search box to look them up or double-click a node to expand the tree.
  42. What Makes a Good Writing Story?  Here's a fun site that reviews what you need to be a great writer.
  43. Write Your Own Play.  This Website will help you make your own play. You can then print it out and go back to the classroom and practice it with your friends.
  44. Writing Instructions.  From BBC, this website has a tutorial and let's you practice technical writing.
  45. Young Writers' Clubhouse.  A wonderful site for and about kid's writing.
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Math

  1. AAA Math:  4th Grade Topics
  2. Batter's Up Baseball.  Here's a math game that is played like real Baseball. When the math game starts you will see the visitors score on the screen. Your goal is to beat the visitors score and win the baseball game.
  3. Chances.  What many people refer to as 'good luck' can actually be explained by a little knowledge about probability and statistics. Our dice game allows you to see how increasing or decreasing the number of dice rolls affects an outcome.
  4. Cool Math for Kids.  The name says it all - fun games that teach math.
  5. Crack the Code.  Find the missing number in a series
  6. CyberChallenge.  Choose your mastery:  awesome addition, super subtraction, magnificent multiplication, and divine division.
  7. Draggable Division.  Answer the problems by dragging the digits to their correct locations. This application is especially good for students who have trouble keeping digits organized in long division. Also Draggable Addition; Draggable Subtraction and Draggable Multiplication.
  8. Elementary Test Prep Grade 4 Math. Comprehensive set of lessons and interactivities to learn math skills. (New York State)
  9. Estimating a Sum.  A quick way to estimate the sum of two numbers is to round each number and then add the rounded numbers. This probably won't be the exact answer but it may be close enough for some purposes.
  10. Fourth Grade Math Websites & PowerPoints.  Learn math, play games, and review math slideshows.
  11. Fractions
    1. AAA Math:  Fractions
    2. A Tour of Fractions
    3. Balloon Pop Fractions
    4. Cool Math:  Fractions
    5. Equivalent Fractions
    6. Equivalent Fractions Match
    7. Flitting with Fractions
    8. Fishy Fractions
    9. Fraction Addition & Subtraction
    10. Fractions and Decimals
    11. Fraction to Decimal Conversion
    12. Fraction Flowers
    13. Fractions Model I
    14. Fraction Switch
    15. Fraction Tutorial by Kids Online Resources
    16. Math League:  Fractions
    17. No Matter What Shape Your Fractions are In
    18. Shade
    19. Simple Fractions
    20. Tony's Fraction Pizza Shop
    21. That Quiz:  Fraction Inequality
    22. Visua7 Fractions
  12. Geometry
    1. 3D Earth Exploration
    2. Angle - Guess the Random Angle
    3. Angle Estimator
    4. Geometric Shape Flashcards
    5. Identify Geometric Shapes
    6. Identify Types of Angles
    7. Patterns for Solid Figures
    8. Right Back At You
    9. Solids and Shapes
    10. Sorting Triangles
  13. Graphing
    1. Create a Graph
    2. Bar Graph
    3. Circle Graph
    4. Pie Charts
    5. What's the Point.  Challenge your graphing skills.
  14. Handling Data.  Links for:  interpreting data; Mean, media, mode; and probability.
  15. Math Playground.  Practice your math skills with these fun and challenging games. There are action games, puzzles, and other learning activities. Concepts include basic math operations, algebra, percent, geometry, and money.
  16. Mathematics Problem Solving Index.  Choose the operation and solve the problem.
  17. MathSURF:  Grade 4
  18. Minute Math.  Select type and level of problems to give students practice in addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division
  19. Mental Math Drills.  Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
  20. Measuring Activities
    1. Area Explorer
    2. Area and Perimeter
    3. Capacity - Soda Jerk
    4. Comparison Estimator
    5. Equivalent Measure
    6. Estimator
    7. Finding the Area and Perimeter of Rectangles
    8. Measuring Game:  To 1/4 Inch
    9. Measuring Game:  To 1/8 Inch
    10. More or Less Estimator
    11. Perimeter
    12. Perimeter Explorer
    13. Shape Explorer
  21. Multiplication/Division
    1. Divide Two Numbers
    2. Divider Machine
    3. Division Facts Practice
    4. Division Practice
    5. Division Practice
    6. Drag Race Division
    7. Moon Math:  Division
    8. Moon Math:  Multiplication
    9. Multiflyer
    10. Multiplication Applet
    11. Multiplication Flash Card Game
    12. Multiplication Grand Prix
    13. Multiplication Grid
    14. Multiplication Hidden Picture
    15. Multiplication Interactive Games
    16. Multiplication Tables
    17. Multiplication - Tunnel Blaster.
    18. Multiplication
  22. Number Square.  Fill in the square with numbers that equal the sums
  23. Order of Operations.  From Speedmath:  Multiply and divide first, from left to right and then add and subtract, from left to right.
  24. Place Value
    1. Place Value Pirates
    2. Place Value Puzzler
  25. Rounding
    1. AAA Math:  Rounding
    2. Free Rounding Number Game
    3. Half-Court Rounding
    4. Rounding Concentration Game
    5. Rounding Flashcards
  26. Speedmath Delux.  The goal  is to create an equation, as quickly as possible, from the four digits the computer gives you. You can use addition, subtraction, multiplication and division to create your equation, but you are not allowed to rearrange the digits. Make certain that you remember the order of operations!
  27. Tackle Math Ball.  Learn your math facts a fun way. This is a game in which students choose football teams and rumble down the field by identifying math facts.
  28. Train.  Fill up the train with the correct number of passengers - game of numbers and critical thinking.
  29. Two-step Computation.  Multiply and add to find costs of food.
  30. Word Problems
    1. Story Problems
    2. Word Problems for Kids
    3. Problem-Solving
    4. Word Problems with Leon
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Science

  1. Adventures of Herman the Worm.  The autobiography of squirmin' Herman the worm.
  2. Animals
    1. American Kennel Club (dogs)
    2. Animal Adaptations
    3. Animal Games
    4. Animal Names
    5. Animal Planet
    6. Animals:  Creature Features
    7. Animals of the World Games
    8. Animals:  National Geographic
    9. Animal Land
    10. Endangered:  Exploring a World at Risk
    11. Fish FAQ
    12. Frog Land
    13. Grizzly People
    14. Horse Breeds
    15. Infrared Zoo
    16. Kids Go Wild:  Wildlife Conservation Society
    17. Planet Pets
    18. Print and Go:  Animal Coloring
  3. Bow Wow Meow.  Thousands of Pet Names, Popularity, Meanings and Ratings.
  4. Earth:  Our World in Motion.  A comprehensive site on earth sciences from the American Museum of national history.
  5. Earth's Water.  As the saying goes ... "water, water, everywhere." Well, how much water is there; where is this water; how does it move around? This section of Water Science for Schools tells the story of where, how much, and in what forms water exists on Earth.
  6. Ecology
    1. Adventures in Waste and Recyling.  Web-based Lesson
    2. Ecology.  This site explores issues of sustainability and environmentalism
    3. Ecology - It's a Green Life.  Game format; students answer questions to become Environmental experts.
    4. Ecology - World's Shortest Comprehensive Recycling Guide.  This handy chart has everything you need to know.
    5. Ecosystems and Habitats.  On-line lesson, activities and quizzes
    6. Ecosystem Flashcards.  Another fun game by Quia.
    7. Ecosystem Matching Game.  A learning game by Quia.
    8. Meet the Greens.  Get kids thinking about the world and their place in it; video episodes on Ecology : from WGBH Educational Foundation and PBS
    9. Recycleroom.  Learn about ecology and recycling with Roscoe.
    10. What's Your Footprint?.  A carbon Calculator that measures how your footprint impacts the Earth.
  7. Electricity & Magnetism
    1. AC - DC: What's the Difference?  A simple explanation of the difference between these two types of electrical currents.
    2. Background information for Magnets.  Answers to questions about magnets and magnetism.
    3. Brainpop:  Electricity.  Watch cartoons, take quizzes, and try experiments to learn about electricity, batteries, static electricity, energy sources, thunderstorms, and atoms.
    4. Electricity and Magnetism.  A series of experiments about electricity and magnetism designed for fourth-graders.
    5. Electrified Ben.  Have you ever watched lightning during a storm, and wanted to know more about it? Ben Franklin did.
    6. Exploratorium Science Snacks.  Activities and experiments to help you learn about electricity. 
    7. Frankenstein's Lightning Laboratory.  Visit Dr. Frankenstein to learn about electrical safety, static electricity and fruity electricity.
    8. Jake's Attic: What's Electricity?  Learn about this form of energy.
    9. Magic of Static Electricity.  What causes static electricity?
    10. Theater of Electricity.  The Boston Museum of Science invites you to see their exhibit of the world's largest air-insulated Van de Graaff generator. You can even see some of the huge sparks it makes! Also learn about Franklin's kite, Tesla coils, lightning, and more.
    11. What is Electricity?  Learn the basics of electricity and test your knowledge with the "Electrivia" quiz.
  8. Exploratorium.  The museum of science, art, and human perception.
  9. Extreme Science.  Here are the biggest, baddest, and the best in the world of extremes and learn about the science behind what makes each the most extreme example of its kind.
  10. Living Things.  Resources for science by the Franklin Institute - here is a great place to start learning about plants and animals.  This site presents characteristics and classifications of living things.
  11. Machines
    1. Classes of Levers.  Levers are probably the most common simple machine because just about anything that has a handle on it has a lever attached.  Learn more here.
    2. Edheads Compund Machines.  Learn how forces and simple machines can work together to create The Compound Machine!
    3. Edheads Simple Machines.  Learn about simple and compound machines while you explore the House and Tool Shed!
    4. Inclined Planes.  An inclined plane is a slanted surface used to raise an object. A ramp is an inclined plane.  Learn more here.
    5. Inventors Toolbox.  Get started with the basic tools that become machines.
    6. Machines by MIKIDS.  Simple machines make work easier for us by allowing us to push or pull over increased distances.
    7. Machines Make Life Easier!  Yes they do, find out how here.
    8. Marvelous Machines.  Here's a series of experiments about simple machines: levers, wheels and inclined planes.
    9. Simple Machines.  Click on any of the simple machines to learn more.
    10. Simple Machines:  Franklin Institute.  A machine is a tool used to make work easier. Simple machines are simple tools used to make work easier.
    11. Simple Machines:  Gander Academy.  A great collection of information and interactive sites for kids and teachers.
  12. Matter
    1. Matter Match
    2. Matter Matching
    3. Matter:  Chem4Kids
    4. Phases of Matter:  Molecule Chamber
    5. Matter Games:  What are the Building Blocks of the Universe
    6. Matter in Motion Vocabulary
    7. Measuring Matter:  Dr. T
    8. Properties of Matter
    9. States of Matter
    10. States of Matter:  Harcourt Schools Publishers
    11. States of Matter Millionaire Game
    12. What is Matter
  13. Museum of Science and Industry
  14. Oceans
    1. Ask Jake, the SeaDog
    2. Fisheye View Camera
    3. In Search of Giant Squid
    4. Ocean Collection for Kids
    5. Ocean Virtual Field Trip
    6. Ocean World:  Links for Kids
    7. Oceanography
    8. Oceanography from the Space Shuttle
    9. Oceanography:  Science & Technology Focus
    10. Oceans Alive
    11. Planet Ocean
    12. Secrets of the Ocean Realm
    13. Secrets@Sea
  15. Plants
    1. 4-H Children's Garden Tour
    2. Alfy's Picks for Plants
    3. Beanstalk Project
    4. Biology of Plants
    5. Children's Garden Survey
    6. Design Your Own Tree
    7. Gardening for Kids
    8. Great Plant Escape:  Vocabulary
    9. How Did Plants Adapt to Dry Land?
    10. Life Cycles of Plants
    11. Plant Activities:  abcteach
    12. Plant Anatomy
    13. Plant Parts
    14. Plants for Kids
    15. Plants Inside & Out
    16. Spring Wildflower Walk:  EEK
    17. Why Do Leaves Change Color in the Fall?
    18. Why Do Plants Have Flowers?
  16. Science Glossary: Fourth Grade. This site presents an image illustrating the term, and correct pronunciation of the term
  17. Science for Kids.  ARS' Sci4Kids (USDA): Bridging the gap between science, agriculture, and you.
  18. Scientific Method.  Quia makes learning fun.
  19. Scientific Method: Ordering.  Put the steps of the scientific method in proper order.
  20. Scientific Method for Kids.   Learning about the scientific method is almost like saying that you are learning how to learn.  It can be used to study anything from a leaf to a dog to the entire Universe.
  21. Volcanoes
    1. BBC Newsround:  Volcanoes
    2. Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Plate Tectonics
    3. How Volcanoes Work
    4. Lesson in Plate Tectonics
    5. Parts of a Volcano (printout)
    6. Shake, Rattle, and Slide:  The work of earthquakes, volcanoes, and glaciers.
    7. Types of Volcanoes
    8. Volcano Explorer
    9. Volcano!  Mountain of Fire
    10. Volcano World 4-Kids
    11. Volcanoes And Land Formation
    12. Volcanoes and the Theory of Plate Tectonics
    13. Volcanoes Around the World
    14. Volcanoes:  Kids Research Center
    15. Volcanoes Online
    16. Volcanoes:  Interactive
    17. Volcanoes:  USGS
    18. Why Volcanoes Explode
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Social Studies

  1. America's Civil War

    1. Civil War Timeline
    2. Weapons of the Civil War
    3. The Fighting
    4. The Soldier's Life
    5. Civil War statistics
    6. The Civil War for Kids
    7. Peace: The Healing of a Nation
    8. Memorial Day (Last Monday in May)
    9. Government of the Conferedate States of America and the United States of America
    10. Military Leaders during the Civil War
  2. Economics
    1. Economic Games
    2. Econopolis!
    3. Lemonade Game
    4. KidsBank
    5. US Mint For Kids:  Games
    6. Young Investors
  3. Geography for Children
  4. Maps
    1. Animated Atlas
    2. How Are Flat Charts and Maps Made of Our Round Planet?
    3. Learning to Read Maps
    4. Latitude & Longitude
    5. Look-up Latitude and Longitude:  USA
    6. Map Games:  National Geographic
    7. Map Maker
    8. Map Match Games
    9. Map Symbols
    10. Maps and Map Skills for Kids
    11. Maps4Kids
    12. MapStats for Kids by FedStats
    13. Oceana Map Match Game
    14. Online Map Games
    15. Reading Maps
    16. United States of America Map Game
    17. US Map Test
    18. Walk through the Continents:  Print Maps Large and Small
    19. World Map Match Game
  5. Wisconsin History
    1. Dictionary of Wisconsin History
    2. Facts About Wisconsin
    3. Frank Lloyd Wright
      1. A Virtual Look at the Works of Frank Lloyd Wright
      2. Frank Lloyd Wright
      3. Wright in Wisconsin
    4. Laura Ingalls Wilder
    5. Odd Wisconsin
    6. Old World Wisconsin
    7. Paper Dolls
    8. Pronunciation Guide for Everything Wisconsin
    9. Timeline of Wisconsin History
    10. Wisconsin Department of Justice for Kids
    11. Wisconsin Electronic Reader
    12. Wisconsin Firsts
    13. Wisconsin Folks:  Wisconsin Arts Board
    14. Wisconsin Historical Society:  History Portal
    15. Wisconsin Native American Tribes
    16. Wisconsin State Legislature
    17. Wisconsin State Symbols
    18. Wisconsin Tour Project
    19. Wisconsin's Great Lakes Shipwrecks
  6. US Government
    1. America's Story from America's Library
    2. Constitution for Kids
    3. Ben's Guide to US Government for Kids
    4. Congress for Kids
    5. FactFinder: Kids Corner (US Census Bureau) 
    6. Kids in the House
    7. Kids Konnect:  Government
    8. Kids World:  Politics & Military Links
    9. US Government & Government Agencies Links
    10. US Government for Kids
    11. US Treasury for Kids
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Technology

  1. Animated Internet.  Discover how the Internet really works, with less than 50 clicks of your mouse.
  2. E-Pals Global Community.  Welcome to the Internet's largest global community of connected classrooms!
  3. How Internet Infrastructure Works.  Sure, the Web is fun, but how does the Internet work?
  4. Internet Classroom Projects.  A large collection of links to support school collaboration on the world-wide-web.
  5. Internet Projects Registry.  This is the original clearinghouse for collaborative projects from across the globe - projects hosted by the Global SchoolNet Foundation, other reputable organizations, and outstanding partner projects conducted by teachers worldwide!
  6. KidLink.  A place for kids to collaborate and network with friends around the world (This is the English version, other languages available as well).

  7. Keyboarding

    1. Bubbles Typing Game
    2. Computer Circus
    3. Computer Hardware:  Keyboard
    4. Computer Keyboarding Questions
    5. Cup Stacking
    6. Dance Mat Typing
    7. How Fast Can You Type the Alphabet?
    8. How fast can YOU type the alphabet BACKWARDS?
    9. Mr. Kent's Typing Tutor
    10. Nimble Fingers
    11. One Hand Typing (Great for keyboard uses that do not have full use of both hands)
    12. Test Your Typing Skills
    13. TypeOnline.  A free, online keyboarding course in 5 lessons.
    14. TyperA:  Test your typing skills
    15. Typing of the Ghosts
  8. New WWW FAQs.  Have a question about the 'net?  Start here.
  9. Using the Web:  Searching for Websites.  The World Wide Web is a great place to find more information about a topic. But there are a lot of sites out there—some are good and some are not so good.
  10. Who Owns the Internet?   The Web is a system that lets different computer networks communicate with each other using a standardized set of rules. Without rules, these computer networks wouldn't be able to communicate with each other.
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