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A kid-friendly
search engine
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We read “Time for
Kids” to learn about
current events. You can check out current articles, archives (past issues),
and do some fun current event activities. This is also a helpful site for
research.
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A kid-friendly search
engine
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A
kid-friendly search engine
· Website Evaluation Tool: a helpful checklist for kids to evaluate websites. Parents: please check this site out with your children.
Practice your multiplication and division skills. Try out word problems and use the strategies we’ve learned. You can play alone or with a friend or family member.
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A fun math game in which the right
answers scores you a single, double, or even a triple! Score some runs while
learning your multiplication and division facts.
You can change the levels to adjust
the difficulty of the problems.
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Here, you can create your own set of at-home
flashcards to help memorize multiplication and division facts. You can also
practice your math facts, create and solve “wordfinds,” and play math games,
such as “Matho”, “Concentration”, and “Hidden Picture.”
CLICK ON THE UNDERLINED, BOLDED WORD TO TRAVEL DIRECTLY TO AN AREA OF THE SITE:
· To create and solve “wordfinds”
· To practice your math facts and make flashcards
· To play math games
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An interactive basketball game which
asks questions in several areas of math, such as word problems, decimals,
fractions, graphs, map reading, etc. When an answer is correct, you score a
basket. This site is more challenging.
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This links to a practice multiplication
table, which goes up to the 12s times tables.
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The Mega-Penny Project!
Use this site to solidify place value
concepts through visuals. See what a
million, a
billion, and a
trillion pennies would actually look like!Explore websites to solidify your knowledge of geometry. These sites contain games and interactive activities related to polygons, angles, area, and perimeter.
Interactive Geometry: Use this site to practice your geometry skills! Identify polygons and all types of angles, create your own angles, and improve your measurement accuracy! Units 1 and 2 are particularly appropriate.
Measuring Angles: This is a terrific interactive site in which you can test your skills in creating and measuring angles.
Finding Perimeter: Find perimeters of complex shapes, using a grid as a guide.
Finding Area: Find areas of complex shapes, using a grid as a guide.
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Make
crosswords and word finds as a way to practice for “Wordly Wise” quizzes.
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spelling game which allows you to determine which words are misspelled words
and correct them
We Study Metric Measurement!
:On
this site, you can explore many aspects of Metric, as well as Customary,
measurement. The site is interactive, with quizzes to test your knowledge, as
well as games. To go to a particular area of measurement, click the bolded
and underlined words below:
We Study the Moon!
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Learn about the
phases of the moon and quiz yourself to test your knowledge!
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Visit the Buehler homepage and learn about the Center’s history and mission in
preparation for our field trip!
:Go
on a space “mission” to learn about the Space Race and how astronauts survive
in space.
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:Get
creative! Use this interactive guided site to design your own space station.
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Explore this site to hone your stargazing skills and learn more about the Solar
System, Play games along the way!
Find
out the moon phase right now. This site gives the most current and updated
information.
Boundaries of the United States -Watch an animation of the changing boundaries of the United States from 1650 to 1907.
The Library of Congress: Interactive map of the United States.
