In this work we introduce a framework in order to have available Things in to the Web making use of a wireless sensor network with limited resource nodes following the paradigm of the Web of Things. We focused on those type of nodes that do not have an IP address and have capacity of limited memory. We offer one tool that will be reusable and configurable for scenarios inside the area of Smart Home that united with the wireless sensor network make possible to monitor and intervene in to the physical environment through the Web. For the implementation of wireless sensor networks applications we used the TERRA tool which offers remote configuration and remote programming of the nodes. A functional evaluation and a case study were realized. In evaluating the system we looked for prove that the initial planned objectives was reflected in our software. The case study was realized for the programmer user of the framework. The most important contribution of this work is offering a framework for the monitoring of this sensor nodes and the adequacy of the framework to other applications of physical environments. These contributions were based on an approach that makes possible the distributed programming of nodes using TERRA in devices of limited resources. This work shows all the process of prototyping the framework, the application cases, and the difficulties presented.