Links

Links for Students and Parents

I have found the following websites to be kid friendly and educational. However, the internet is a constantly changing place, and I cannot be responsible for the integrity of each site. Please supervise your children closely as they use the internet. Please e-mail with any website that you do not find appropriate.

Behavior Management Website

www.classdojo.com: Behavior management website accessible at home by students and parents.

Math Sites

www.xtramath.org: Fact practice that is done weekly in our classroom.

www.aplusmath.com: This a great math practice site. All students need help with memorizing basic math facts and this site provides games and electronic flashcards!

www.ixl.com: Great math activities based on grade level then broken into different math concepts such as geometry, data and probability, and algebra. The questions are multiple choice to help students be familiar with the format of standardized tests.

Language Arts Sites

www.meddybemps.com: This site provides a lot of great Language Arts resources like writing prompts and handwriting practice. Look around and find all the great stuff!

www.aaaspell.com: Enter your spelling words in this site and play games to help you learn them! You can use this as a spellers choice activity.

www.storylineonline.net: This website has members of the Screen Actors Guild reading aloud popular childrens books.

www.spellingcity.com: This is another site you can enter your spelling words in and play games to help you learn them. You can use this for speller's choice as well!

Combination Sites

www.funbrain.com: This site has many different learning and game options. There are even online books to read.

pbskids.org: This site provides many educational opportunities from a trusted educational resource.

kids.discovery.com: This site is created by the Discovery Channel to help students as they explore their world.

www.softschools.com: This site has tons of great games to reinforce classroom skills.

www.e-learningforkids.org: This site is full of practice in all areas.

www.eyecanlearn.com/#visualdiscrimination: Excellent activities for students to complete to help train their eyes to discriminate, track, and focus correctly

Typing Games

www.typingclub.com: Keyboarding practice done weekly in our classroom.

www.learning.com: Typing practice done weekley in our computer lab.

www.learninggamesforkids.com: Typing Practice for Kids (includes Home Row games)

www.e-learningforkids.org: Typing Instruction and Games

Search Engines

www.kidrex.org: A great kid friendly Google search