Word Play
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Word Scrambles Unscramble the letters to spell grade level words. (All grades)
Fake Out! Each week Fake Out! presents three lists of vocabulary words put together by grade levels. You figure out the meaning from the choices they give you. You even have an opportunity to write fake definitions for the next week's words!
Hangman An electronic version of the familiar game. A drawing of the hangman's noose is provided!
Grammar Gorillas
Math
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A+ Math Use the flashcards to study math facts
All Math Another site for flashcards
Triple A Math!
Math Playground
Math Brain A part of the website Fun Brain, Math Brain has 25 math games to challenge everyone!
Time Clock Practice setting the hands of a clock to the correct time. For grades 2 and up.
Tangrams Tangram puzzles to work with on this interactive site.
Math Made Fun Online A website recommended by students in Mrs. Amy Borsanke's class! Thanks for passing it along!
Everyday Math and Math Logic Problems for Everyone A website that has many links to all kinds of math logic puzzles and games. The games are fun and some will give your brain a real workout!
Web Support: Math and Science Resources Thanks to Madeline, working with Ms. Ward's class in Delaware, for sending the link to this great website. It provides direct links to dozens of math and science websites, from Dr. Seuss math to neuroscience for kids. Check it out!
Many marvelous math sites! It will take a while to check out all of these terrific math sites, but you'll have fun and learn something while you're at it!
Science
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Wildfinder Search for information about worldwide wildlife by area or by animal name; the database includes birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians.
Studying the Natural Environment Links for both teachers and students
Reading
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Bookhive This searchable sight contains recommended book reviews at a variety of reading levels and interest areas for ages birth through 12. Check it out!
Silly Books This site uses animated books to keep the attention of its readers. All the books have moving pictures and are read aloud by professional actors, complete with music, sound effects, and voices. Silly Books is designed for children ages 3 to 13.
Learning Beyond the Classroom A website designed to help children and teens continue to build their literacy learning outside of school. It includes booklists, reading logs, book review podcasts, and best practice videos.
Read Kiddo Read! Parents, teachers, and librarians, check out ReadKiddoRead.com and take your kid’s reading future into your own hands. Something told you the only way to get kids to read was to give them great books, cool books, books they would absolutely, positively love. I believe that we’ve gathered the crème de la crème of such reading right here. These are very, very special books that kids will gobble up and ask for more. If your kids get a few of these under their belts they’ll be well on their way to becoming readers for life. I promise you. –James Patterson
Homework Help
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Study Buddy Sponsored by AOL, this free website supplies links to all academic areas by grade levels.
General for students
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Super Sites for Students Education Oasis provides a ton of information and links to all sorts of sites.
Read Write Think! This site is for students, parents and educators. It's an excellent resource for anything literary! Ideas for home and school abound.
For fun!
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Parents are from Mars, Teachers are from Venus PARENTS FROM MARS, TEACHERS FROM VENUS http://snipurl.com/bf-mars-encarta This popular essay by sixth grade teacher Bill Ferriter originally appeared at the Education Week website and has now been included among the education resources offered by the MSN Encarta knowledge base. Ferriter begins with a tongue-in-cheek proposal to "make a mint" by explaining the complex relationship between parents and teachers. "I've never met a teacher who hasn't been mystified by the actions of a parent at least once a year, and I'm pretty sure that parents can say the same about teachers. Let's face it: We're two of the most complicated groups of people to understand -- and for $29.95, I'm willing to be your guide!" Bulging tongue-in-cheek aside, both parents and teachers will find excellent pointers here.