• Refrigerator Magnets - phonics, letter identification, numbers, shapes, and symbols
• Letter and Number Tracing - the title seems self-explanatory
• Bees and Honey Game - great mouse skills
• Dance Mat Typing - fantastic typing resource; great for children who are new to computers
• Typing Warrior @ Turtle Diary
• Typing Ninja @ Turtle Diary
• Key Seeker

• ABCya.com - Mouse control, hyperlinks, colors, shapes, numbers, phonics, early reading, and more.
• Front Row is also available on Clever. It's okay that the children fail the reading pre-tests. This will direct them to pre-reading tools. The children can login using a QR code. They won't need to type anything. Just print out those login cards for them. The camera on the computer will get them in.
• Turtle Diary has close to 120 games that are at the K level. Many of those games have instructions that are read aloud to the children.
• Education.com had 6 pages of Kindergarten games.
• Starfall - This website has letter recognition, reading, phonics, numbers, math, seasons, holiday tools, and more. It's great for pre-readers, early readers, and independent readers.

• Math Baseball
• Decomposing Numbers @ Turtle Diary
• Freckle Education - This is great for early phonics strategies AND all Math content areas (number relationships, base ten understanding, geometry, patterns, etc.).

• Sesame Street - These learning games teach a variety of skills. Snuffy's Letter Car is great for mouse control, listening skills, and letter formation skills.
• Epic! - Your students can have access to an unlimited reading library. This is tablet/iPad friendly as well.
• Time for Kids
• Funbrain Stories
• Storyline Online - What if Brad Pit could come to your class and read a book to your students? He can! Not really, but you can find a host of videos where famous people read a short story. Captivate your students with art of a story. Have them follow along.
• Freckle Education - This is great for early phonics strategies AND all Math content areas (number relationships, base ten understanding, geometry, patterns, etc.).

• Freckle Education also has Science content built into it.
• Mystery Science - Step-by-step, this tool will walk you through every bit of the process. It's like having a co-teacher in the room with you.

CODING

• Lightbot - Your students can partner up if they aren't ready to work on a computer independently. You know best how to pair your students.
• Hour of Code - Search through the tools that will work best for your learners.
• Kodable - Elementary coding tools.

APPS

• Lightbot - You can download this on your iPad to use in class.
• Code Karts - This is a great problem-solving tool. Children learn the thought process needed to solve code-oriented sequences.
• Kodable - Elementary coding tools.
• Coding Games for Kids - You will find several tools in this resource. Perfect for K and 1 learners.