Web Resources:
				The SOHO Mission site (http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/) contains a wealth of information for the general public interested in the latest news about our Sun.
				The Sun's surface today! Here is what the Sun looks like today as seen by a variety of space satellites from X-ray to visible wavelengths!
				The Exploratorium's Sunspot Primer An illustrated guide to the history of sunspot studies and what they mean.
				Big Bear Solar Observatory Have a look at ground-based images of the Sun's surface to search for sunspots
				Sunspot Numbers Have a look at this site to learn about sunspots, and also see their plot of sunspots since 1600 showing the cycles.
				NOAA Archive of Sunspot Numbers Archives of sunspot numbers in ASCII format for each day, month and year since 1600, suitable for plotting to show the cycles.
				Mr. Sunspot's Answer Book National Solar Observatory web resource with great FAQs about the Sun and sunspots among many other related topics.
				Stanford Solar Center Sun Pages Great introductory material, FAQs and other resources and links.
				Sunspots and the Solar Cycle Provides today's sunspot counts, plotted counts since 1950 showing cycles, movies, illustrated guide.
				Sunspot Classroom Activities Classroom activities designed by the NASA IMAGE satellite program to plot, interpret and forecast sunspot activity. Suitable for middle school students.