ABCYa! is a website that has a variety of educational games and activities for students from pre-k through 5th grade. Alan Tortolani, a teacher who was trying to find better educational online games for his students, developed it for teachers. In various subject areas, such as math and Social Studies, you will find several games or activities for children to use to apply what they have learned. Games are grouped by level of grade and by field of subject. 

Learning Activities

Math (Preschool): “Connect the Dots” Students are asked to connect the dots by counting by ones up to 10, 20, 30,…

Math (Fifth Grade): “Feed Me Fractions” Students add fractions by picking 2 sets of fraction cards that add to 1.  Standards:  4.NF.B.3.a, 4.NF.B.3.b, 4.NF.B.3.c

English Language Arts (First Grade): “Alphabetical Order” Students click and drag alphabet blocks to put them back in ABC order. Standards:  RF.K.1 , RF.K.1.d , RF.K.2 , RF.K.2.d, RF.K.3.a, SL.K.2, SL.K.6. L.K.1. RF.1.1, L.1.1

English Language Arts (Fourth Grade):  “Antonyms, Synonyms, and Homonyms”  Students match words that are either antonyms, synonyms or homonyms.

1. • Parents and Teachers Page-Follow this link to learn more about ABCya.com

   • Family Log In- Log In through here if you have a paid family subscription

   • Class Log In-Log In through here if you have a paid class subscription

   • Links to various grade levels

4. To use the free website, simply click on the grade level of your choice.

5. Once you are directed to the grade level that you chose, you can choose between:

1. • • Letters- English Language Arts games

     • Numbers- Math games

     • Holiday- Social Studies related games

     • Strategy- Problem solving games

     • Skills-Mixed knowledge based skills

6. Click on the subject of interest. ex. Holidays

7. Once you click on a subject, you will be taken to a screen with tiles offering different games

8. Choose a game ex. “Halloween Word Search”

9. Once there you will be directed to the game page with the game’s title, grade level standards,       and a play button.

10. Click on the play button and depending on grade level you can listen for instructions, read       instructions, or just, START the GAME!