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Math
Triple A Math has a lot of really simple interactive challenges
and practice games for everything from equivalent fractions
to adding and rounding decimals. The practical math section
is also nice as it has links to practical ways to use math,
consumer math, measurement, and math in daily life.
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Math
A fun math web site, play games, use flash cards or
try the math word search. Practice with interactive flash
cards and basic number facts.
A great site by Sea World where you can find everything
animals. Here you will find everything from zoo links to
an animal sounds library. Take the time to explore ecosystems
and the animals that live in each.
Animal
Planet
Part of the Discovery Channel family there are games
to play, as well as information about some great shows on
Animal Planet TV (Crocodile Hunter to name one).
Ask
an Expert!
This is a great website for all those questions you just
can't find answers for. Real people provide answers to your
tough questions about animals, science, the internet, and
more. You must have an e-mail account in order to get a
reply, but many teachers should be willing to lend a hand.
Want to create your own town? This website lets you become
a city planner, placing buildings, roads, people, and services.
Share your city with other planners or print them out to
take with you.
Cool
Math 4 Kids
Another
great math site. Inside you will find math games, fractals,
calculation tools, fraction, brain benders and more. There's
even a link for younger learners from 2 to 5 years of age.
Wacky Web Tales (the modern version of Mad Libs), spelling
games, geography quizzes, and more can be found here under
the EduGames
link. Brought to you by Houghton Mifflin, this site is a
great resource for activities, thinking maps, and more.
Fun for younger children, this
site has many games that reinforce fine motor and basic
computer skills. Matching games and "paper dolls"
can be found here as well.
Just like the name of the site, this is fun for the
brain. There are lots of mind challenging math and word
games here.
A fantastic site with an excellent Brain
Builders link. There are plenty of activities, resources
for parents, and even lessons available for use or download.
For those of you who can't get enough of Kid
Pix at school, you can play and paint online at home.
The DK and Kindergartens love this site. There are some
great letter, number, and matching games here. There is
also Spacey
Math for the older kids, which many have found
to be lots of fun! (Shockwave required)
Nasa
for Kids
Ever wondered what the Earth looks like at night from space?
Get pictures here as well as watch astronauts training,
explore the forces that make planes fly, even make your
own model spaceship.
PBS
Kids
Has some great games, activities and links including:
Clifford the Big Red Dog, Arthur, Between the Lions and
Zoboomafoo.
Puzzlemaker
Scholastic
for Kids
If you like Harry Potter you will want to check this site
out. In addition to Harry you will also find some terrific
Magic School Bus games.
Space
Kids
A great site about space. Learn
about the phases of the moon, see the night sky, and even
send in question to space experts.
Student
Created Websites
A resource for fifth grade students creating their own webpages.
These websites were created by elementary students about
famous buildings. Examples of pictures, links, information,
and colorful titles can be found here.
Have you
ever wanted to create your own animal? Thanks to this creative
website you can mix, match, and "morph" existing
animals into your very own creature creations. Make the
perfect predator, or just design your very own impossible
pet.
Technology
Time Line
Brought to you by the nice folks at PBS, this site
contains an interactive Timeline of Technology. Find out
when the submarine was invented and who invented it. From
1750 to 1990, this timeline has the major technological
breakthroughs for the past two and a half centuries.
Typing
Pal Online
You can use this web site to continue
practicing your keyboarding skills through the summer. With
your parents permission, sign up for the free version.
U.S.
States with Ben
Ben
Franklin's guide to the U.S. Government is a site created
by the Government Printing Office. It has many resources
for parents, students, and teachers about how our government
works, including game and activities.
U.S.
States on Kids Konnect
A listing of every state's general information. The population,
state tree, and capital city are examples of what can be
found here. Information about the United States as a country
is here as well.
Up
to Ten
This
site has games that include: find the differences, online
and printable coloring pages, and puzzles just to name a
few. Coordination games and animated greeting cards can
also be found here.
An "educational web site for teachers and parents that
gives them the right tools they need to explain the different
types of weather to children." You can ask a real meteorologist
any weather question you like. See if you can stump her!
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