| Math Homework Help:
http://school.discoveryeducation.com/homeworkhelp/math/math_homework_help.html |
-This website, through
Discovery Education, has all types of fun videos
to help your child master addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division. Each video
explains basic operations so students can
learn in fun and exciting ways! There are videos
for students who are just starting out with
addition, subtraction, multiplication or
division, as well as videos for students who are
beginning to learn harder concepts such as
regrouping with subtraction or multiplying
two-digit numbers.
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| Fact
Monster: http://www.factmonster.com/ |
-Fact
Monster is a great resource for students when
working on projects and homework. Fact Monster
comes with links to facts about all different
subjects from history, to math, to all different
types of science! Fact Monster also comes with a
dictionary, atlas, encyclopedia and homework
help center. It's a great place for any
questions students have.
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| Flash Card Maker: http://www.scholastic.com/parents/resources/game/tools/flash-card-maker
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-This website,
published through Scholastic, allows students to
make flash cards in order to help them study
math equations or word definitions. It's a great
resource to use when studying multiplication
facts or for vocabulary tests. It's a dynamic
and allows students to choose what goes on their
flashcards, which can help them become more
familiar with the use of computers. It even
allows students to print their cards so they can
study anywhere.
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| Funbrain: http://www.funbrain.com/
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-Funbrain is a great
place for elementary students to find games that
will reinforce lessons learned through all
subjects. They can practice math facts, read
funny and educational comics, or even create
their own fun stories.
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| Science Clips: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/scienceclips/index_flash.shtml
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-Science Clips is a
great resource to introduce or reinforce basic
science topics to students. Each topic is
separated by age group. It includes topics from
health and growth, the use of electricity, and
physics. The concepts get harder as you move up
through the age groups.
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| Learning Games for Kids:
http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/
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-This website provides
all types of fun and educational games for
students. They are split up by subject, and
include everything from math, art, spelling, and
science, and more! If your child or student is
just being introduced to computer use, there are
typing games to help them hone their typing
skills. These games make learning fun, and are a
great way to reinforce lessons learned in the
classroom.
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| Wacky Web Tales: http://www.eduplace.com/tales/
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-This website allows
students to create their own, wacky stories.
Students can choose to input nouns, adjectives,
etc., in order to fill in the stories and create
their own, making every story different from
each time they visit the site. It is a great
website to let students be creative, and to
introduce the concepts of nouns, pronouns, and
adjectives.
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