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Fun Sites:
Fun Brain: All kinds of games educational and otherwise. Also books and comics.
ABCYA: So many games for different grades. Upper grades, check out the magic pen!
Compound Words Game
Vocab/World Food Program: Test your vocabulary skills and donate rice through the UN World Food Program at the same time.
Seussville: Everything fun Dr. Seuss style! More suited for younger students.
Scholastic Kids: Scholastic site with information on books, authors, and has games and more!
Word Cloud: Creates a word cloud. The more words you type in the more interesting your word cloud will become.
Eduplace: Houghton Mifflin math games
National Geographic Kids
San Diego Zoo for Kids: Lots to do and see!
Mate In One: Checkmate puzzles for chess lovers.
Discovery Kids
Disney Games: Fun games for kids. Please do not play any game that requires a user name or password.
San Francisco Orchestra: Fun with music.
Jam Studio: Create a song with chords by chosing different instruments, drums, chords, etc. This site does require a user name and password to save your songs, but not to create a song.
Virtual Keyboard: Plays different types of sounds, burt doesn't record. You can also hear chords.
Virtual Piano: You can play and record your songs on a much larger keyboard. Playback sounds better than recording.
Kisstunes: A virtual keyboard with recording; playback and recording are smooth.
Mainly Educational
Earthquake.USGS.gov: Students can check out recent earthquakes in California and around the world.
Weather Wiz Kids: Everything about weather.
CIA Kids: A kids page from the Central Intelligence Agency
Kids.gov: A kids site by and about the US government.
Sites for Teachers
Discovery Education: Subscription required.
Read, Write, Think: Has classroom resources for language arts.
Illuminations: Resources for teaching math.
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives: Many online math activities, organized by grade level and math strand. Excellent online manipulatives and teaching ideas.
Prezi: A presentation tool where you can create presentations (like Powerpoint but a little more creative in some ways) online and share with others or just show your class. Ask Miss Schwartzkopf for a demonstration if interested in more information.
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