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STUDENT RESOURCES: Below is a list of popular Interactive Games and Websites to enjoy:
STUDENT RESOURCES: Below is a list of popular Interactive Games and Websites to enjoy:
(Each of my classroom subject pages have list of games and websites that your
(Each of my classroom subject pages have list of games and websites that your
student/child may enjoy. Feel free to check those out as well!)
student/child may enjoy. Feel free to check those out as well!)
Cool Math Games: The name says it all. Math games that kids find COOL!!
Arcademic Skill Builders: A variety of academic games.
Starfall: Numerous language and reading games.
Sight Words: Games related to Sight Words.
Huge list of Math Websites: Courtesy of Suzanne Weigand
Fun Brain: Various Games
Some Science Websites: Science Games and Activities
Learning Planet: Various Educational Games
Discovery Kids: Games from Discovery Kids
Fact Monster: An Online Encyclopedia
FUN TYPING GAMES: Nitro Type: Dance Mat Typing:
PARENT RESOURCES: Here are some resources for Parents.
PARENT RESOURCES: Here are some resources for Parents.
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Here are some HELPFUL TIPS for Parents and Students:
Here are some HELPFUL TIPS for Parents and Students:
Check out the Helpful Tips for Homework, Reading, Money Use, and Spelling.
Helpful Homework Tips:
Helpful Homework Tips:
*Homework is meant to serve as practice to help maintain skills students have already acquired. As students learn and master new skills, additional homework in those areas will be sent home.
*Homework is meant to serve as practice to help maintain skills students have already acquired. As students learn and master new skills, additional homework in those areas will be sent home.
- Homework should not take your child longer than an hour per night. If your child is having difficulty, please contact me so we can adjust the level/amount.
- Homework should not take your child longer than an hour per night. If your child is having difficulty, please contact me so we can adjust the level/amount.
-Make sure your child has a quiet, well-lit place to do homework. Please help eliminate outside distraction while your child is doing their work.
-Make sure your child has a quiet, well-lit place to do homework. Please help eliminate outside distraction while your child is doing their work.
Helpful Reading Tips:
Helpful Reading Tips:
- Read with your child. Have them read aloud to you.
- Read with your child. Have them read aloud to you.
- Ask your child to retell/summarize the events of a story in his/her own words.
- Ask your child to retell/summarize the events of a story in his/her own words.
-Ask your child the 5 W's [Who (person), What (thing), When (time), Where (place), Why (reason)] when they are reading, after events, after movies, or after TV shows that are watched together.
-Ask your child the 5 W's [Who (person), What (thing), When (time), Where (place), Why (reason)] when they are reading, after events, after movies, or after TV shows that are watched together.
-Have you child read the "environmental print" they encounter at home (food boxes, labels, nutritional info, newspapers, etc.) and in the community (street signs, store directories, etc.) around them.
-Have you child read the "environmental print" they encounter at home (food boxes, labels, nutritional info, newspapers, etc.) and in the community (street signs, store directories, etc.) around them.
Helpful Money Math Tips:
Helpful Money Math Tips:
*Use of money in a real situation is a valuable life skill.
*Use of money in a real situation is a valuable life skill.
- Allow your child to manage and spend a small amount of money out in the community (store, restaurant, etc.).
- Allow your child to manage and spend a small amount of money out in the community (store, restaurant, etc.).
-Practice the "dollar more" method: Have your children practice rounding up to the next dollar amount (i.e. count out $5 for something priced at $4.68).
-Practice the "dollar more" method: Have your children practice rounding up to the next dollar amount (i.e. count out $5 for something priced at $4.68).
- Pre-paid Debit Cards: Some parents have mentioned getting pre-paid debit cards for their children to practice swiping and making purchases in this way. A nice modern twist! :)
- Pre-paid Debit Cards: Some parents have mentioned getting pre-paid debit cards for their children to practice swiping and making purchases in this way. A nice modern twist! :)
- Play board games that encourage use of money ("Allowance," "Pay Day,"
- Play board games that encourage use of money ("Allowance," "Pay Day,"
- Encourage your child to play math-based games on the internet.
- Encourage your child to play math-based games on the internet.
Helpful Spelling Tips:
Helpful Spelling Tips:
- SPELLING CITY is a useful site to help your child with their spelling homework as well as practice for their spelling tests!
- SPELLING CITY is a useful site to help your child with their spelling homework as well as practice for their spelling tests!
-You can simply enter in the words from the weekly list and the basic (free) site helps them spell, sound out, and even gives an example sentences with the words.
-You can simply enter in the words from the weekly list and the basic (free) site helps them spell, sound out, and even gives an example sentences with the words.
LONGMAN DICTIONARY: is a leading dictionary for learners of English of all levels: definitions, idioms, examples and more.
LONGMAN DICTIONARY: is a leading dictionary for learners of English of all levels: definitions, idioms, examples and more.
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