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Quiz Hub

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Students can test their core knowledge of English, French, German, math, social studies and more with this entertaining collection of interactive quizzes, puzzles and games. Click on...more
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Students can test their core knowledge of English, French, German, math, social studies and more with this entertaining collection of interactive quizzes, puzzles and games. Click on the Learning Hub and select a level (elementary, middle school, or high school) to explore age-appropriate challenges across content areas. Many of the activities on this site are free, but registration and a fee are required to access some of the special features.

tag(s): quiz (58), quizzes (82)

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Use the free quizzes to help students review OR as pre-diagnositc quizzes to determine what students already know about the topic. This is a great way to assess which areas need strengthening and which areas students need less help in. Teachers wanting to focus their classrooms more efficiently will appreciate this one.

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Dictionary of Units

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This online dictionary of units of measurement is a handy resource for understanding the differences between the international system, the metric system, and U.S. system of measures....more
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This online dictionary of units of measurement is a handy resource for understanding the differences between the international system, the metric system, and U.S. system of measures. Discussions concerning conversions from one system to another are provided along with 40 different calculators (each devoted to converting units in a particular category) and a helpful downloadable pocket guide.

tag(s): measurement (124)

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Cool Math for Kids

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Students can practice and review skills related to basic geometry, fractions, logic, and problem solving with these fun and interactive activities. Highlights include a virtual lemonade...more
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Students can practice and review skills related to basic geometry, fractions, logic, and problem solving with these fun and interactive activities. Highlights include a virtual lemonade stand game (manage your own business to make a profit!), a collection of thought-provoking "Brain Benders," and "ArithmATTACK" - a computer driven game that challenges kids to see how many arithmetic problems they can answer in one minute.

tag(s): fractions (174), logic (177)

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Bugs in the System - PBS

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K to 3
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Introduce the basic concept of a bar graph with this simple, interactive game. Students must first capture bugs to create the data, and then compare the bar graphs to determine ...more
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Introduce the basic concept of a bar graph with this simple, interactive game. Students must first capture bugs to create the data, and then compare the bar graphs to determine which type of bug is most prevalent.

tag(s): charts and graphs (184)

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Include this game as part of your math center rotation activities or during computer time. Add it to your current bookmarks for student choice time using a bookmarking tool such as Symbaloo, reviewed here. As students explore charts and graphs, use this simple tool from PieColor, reviewed here to create and personalize pie charts based on your class's input. Include this game as part of a blended learning opportunity using Curipod, reviewed here. In addition to this game, include videos, lessons, practice sheets, and other options to create a broad learning experience for your students.

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U.S. Mint Coin Classroom (was h.i.p. Pocket Change) - US Mint

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This wonderful, incredibly creative site is truly a "treasure" for elementary classroom teachers! Information about coins, the U.S. Mint, and American history is presented in a fun...more
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This wonderful, incredibly creative site is truly a "treasure" for elementary classroom teachers! Information about coins, the U.S. Mint, and American history is presented in a fun and interactive format with many choices for visitors! There are extensive resources for teachers, including lessons and an educator newsletter, along with a large selection of project ideas for the classroom. In addition, students can follow links to games such as Map Mania and Peter the Eagle's Coin Drop.

tag(s): coins (12), money (114)

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Save this site as a favorite on classroom computers and use it as a learning center or station! Word games, coin practice activities, and videos are available on this site. Some games can also be printed if that technique works better in your classroom. This is an excellent site to accompany any unit on currency or the Treasury Department in the United States.

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Create a Graph - National Center for Education Statistics

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Don't know what to do with your data? Select from five different graphs and charts to create a visual representation of your data that meets your needs. Efficient organization provides...more
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Don't know what to do with your data? Select from five different graphs and charts to create a visual representation of your data that meets your needs. Efficient organization provides an easy interface. Customize the design with the many available features after selecting your graph. Insert your data into the boxes provided and customize your labels. Preview your graph and go back to make changes. View your data in all five graph options to provide the best visual representation of your information. Tabs to provide help and examples for each menu item while creating your graph provide a great resource. Print your graph, download it in six different formats, or share it with a link sent to an email address. This tool tops the charts. Email not required, but needed to receive the URL for your graph if you select that option.

tag(s): charts and graphs (184), coordinates (16)

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After collecting data as a class create a graph together on your interactive whiteboard or projector. Switch between all five options to show the students how the same data can be represented in different visual formats. Which graph is the best graph to represent your data? Discuss how advertisers use graphs to influence consumers. Students can collect their own data to graph. Post graphs for students to view and analyze. Have cooperative learning groups write questions for peers to analyze their graph. Graph results from science experiments or student polls in any subject area. Create simple graphs for even the youngest students to practice reading data.

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Can You Fill It? - PBS

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Test your students' knowledge of fractions, measurements, basic math skills, and logic in this interactive pouring game. Students must transfer liquid, empty and refill containers to...more
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Test your students' knowledge of fractions, measurements, basic math skills, and logic in this interactive pouring game. Students must transfer liquid, empty and refill containers to achieve the correct volumes needed to win the game. Use as an independent math enrichment activity.

tag(s): logic (177), measurement (124), volume (33)

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Share the Can You Fill It? game on an interactive whiteboard or projector to demonstrate how to play, and then create a link to Can You Fill It? on classroom computers. Challenge students to begin playing without time limits. As they become more skilled, start using the clock and have them try to beat it. Have students take a screenshot of the game. Next, they can upload the screenshot image and add voice bubbles to explain what they learned. Use a tool such as Phrase.it, reviewed here. If you do not know how to convert a screenshot into an image file, take a picture of the screen using a digital camera, then upload the file to your computer. Be sure to share a link to the Can You Fill It? game on your class website or blog for play at home.

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NCES Classroom - National Center for Education Statistics

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From the interactive menu of this engaging site, students can choose to test their math/science knowledge, take a quiz that matches their likes and dislikes with those of a famous ...more
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From the interactive menu of this engaging site, students can choose to test their math/science knowledge, take a quiz that matches their likes and dislikes with those of a famous mathematician, learn about probability, complete a word search puzzle, or learn a new Word of the Day. The Crunch link takes visitors to an on-line magazine that features student created articles, art and technology reviews, and creative writing. Use this resource as a stand-alone independent activity for your elementary and middle school students, or to enrich a math or science lesson. There are even a few links and fun facts for teachers!

tag(s): probability (133)

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Math Cats - Wendy Patti

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This collection of playful, interactive activities covers a wide range of math skills: story problems, principles of geometry, fractions, multiplication, big numbers, symmetry and tessellations,...more
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This collection of playful, interactive activities covers a wide range of math skills: story problems, principles of geometry, fractions, multiplication, big numbers, symmetry and tessellations, and much more! Virtual "math cats" prowl around, explaining various concepts and special features. There is a lot to explore on this site! Two particularly impressive sections include Math Crafts, a collection of creative math-related projects, and Microworlds, a selection of downloadable interactive games.

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Learn to Read - Starfall.com

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If you're looking for a resource that will engage reluctant readers or help new readers with unfamiliar vocabulary words, you may want to incorporate these fun and interactive stories...more
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If you're looking for a resource that will engage reluctant readers or help new readers with unfamiliar vocabulary words, you may want to incorporate these fun and interactive stories into your classroom. Students can read through the interactive texts independently, click on troublesome words, and listen to their pronunciations. Select from movies, videos, and games that illustrate special sounds, pronunciations, and spelling rules.

tag(s): audbk (25), audint (12), audio books (42), audtxt (19), sound (71), sounds (38), vocabulary (255)

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Use the movies to introduce the class to the alphabet. After working on letter sounds use the games and books during station time to reinforce letter sounds and spelling rules.

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Primary Apps

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Choose from a variety of entertaining and interactive on-line games to test students' comprehension. Topics include fractions, simple operations, and mental arithmetic, graphing with...more
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Choose from a variety of entertaining and interactive on-line games to test students' comprehension. Topics include fractions, simple operations, and mental arithmetic, graphing with coordinates, spelling, and word recognition. Created by Primary Games, Ltd.

tag(s): charts and graphs (184), spelling (92)

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Mission: Biomes - NASA

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This site builds on student knowledge of math, science, and world geography while introducing the concept of biomes. Using photos, fact sheets, and descriptive texts, students can explore...more
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This site builds on student knowledge of math, science, and world geography while introducing the concept of biomes. Using photos, fact sheets, and descriptive texts, students can explore seven diverse biomes and discover where in the world they can be found. Two interactive missions are designed to test student knowledge. Activities relate directly to National Science, Math, and Social Studies standards. Created by NASA

tag(s): biomes (96), ecosystems (112), environment (246)

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Students can play the two games that are featured on the site. Students can share their interesting facts on Stormboard, reviewed here.

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Balanced Assessment in Mathematics - Harvard University

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Harvard University's Graduate School of Education offers this collection of downloadable mathematics assessment tools for grades K-12. This collection includes several technology-based...more
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Harvard University's Graduate School of Education offers this collection of downloadable mathematics assessment tools for grades K-12. This collection includes several technology-based tools. Each assessment is a Word document. Rubrics are provided for each assessment task. Users should note that these are intended for preview purposes.

tag(s): assessment (141)

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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood - Separation Anxiety - PBS

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K to 1
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This is one of Life's Little Lessons featuring Daniel Tiger. Use it to help young children "work on feelings about separation and independence, memory skills, developing self-control,...more
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This is one of Life's Little Lessons featuring Daniel Tiger. Use it to help young children "work on feelings about separation and independence, memory skills, developing self-control, and expressing feelings." There are three videos to watch and discuss, as well as resources for classroom use, and resources to share with parents about separation.

tag(s): emotions (73), social and emotional learning (206)

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Discover the delightful Daniel Tiger and his friends and family through these videos. Even your youngest nursery school students will be able to relate to the characters, images, and story in these three films. They will probably want to watch them again and again! Parents and students alike will benefit from the resources provided. There is also a Teacher Tips sheet that provides suggestions for helping children adjust to separating from their families for awhile. Be sure to use the suggested free, online book on the Teacher Tips sheet with your students and their parents.

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Paso Partners

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This site offers a bi-lingual, primary level curriculum and resource set that integrates language, math, and science activities on several different topics. Available as both HTML and...more
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This site offers a bi-lingual, primary level curriculum and resource set that integrates language, math, and science activities on several different topics. Available as both HTML and adobe PDF files, the site offers teachers highly detailed content, lesson materials, and examples for each topic. This should make these materials effective in almost any teaching environment. If you teach at the primary level, this one's well worth a visit.

tag(s): dinosaurs (48), senses (23), spiders (9)

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Dictionary of Units of Measurement - Russ Rowlett, University of North Carolina

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No matter what you want to measure, you'll find information on how to quantify it here. While some browsing is required, teachers will find applications for this information in science,...more
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No matter what you want to measure, you'll find information on how to quantify it here. While some browsing is required, teachers will find applications for this information in science, math, geography, and other subject areas. The reference possibilities are also extensive. Add this one to your toolkit of web reference specialties.

tag(s): measurement (124)

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Math Central

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Don't be fooled by the "plain Jane" look of this site or its slightly quirky search interface. Beneath it all lies a treasure trove of math lessons, activities, and games ...more
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Don't be fooled by the "plain Jane" look of this site or its slightly quirky search interface. Beneath it all lies a treasure trove of math lessons, activities, and games for elementary, middle school, and high school students. The site also includes a number of resources specifically for teachers. There's a real international flavor to the content, so math teachers will need to choose appropriate resources carefully. Still, there's much to use here.

tag(s): fractions (174), functions (58), numbers (117)

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Texas Instruments Education Center - Texas Instruments

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Long known for its support of educational programs, TI's teacher activity exchange includes items for K-16, with a predictable concentration on math and science activities that relate...more
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Long known for its support of educational programs, TI's teacher activity exchange includes items for K-16, with a predictable concentration on math and science activities that relate to its many models of calculators. Click on their Professional Development section for more resources to help you as a teacher, including free online courses.
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tag(s): calculators (38), charts and graphs (184)

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Energy Kids - U.S. Energy Information Administration

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Explore energy concepts with Energy Ant, a student-friendly U.S. government resource. Energy Kids offers more than 100 pages covering energy basics, renewable and nonrenewable sources,...more
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Explore energy concepts with Energy Ant, a student-friendly U.S. government resource. Energy Kids offers more than 100 pages covering energy basics, renewable and nonrenewable sources, electricity, energy use and conservation, environmental connections, energy history, careers, and current statistics. Students can also explore riddles, puzzles, quizzes, science fair ideas, virtual field-trip photo journals, a glossary, and other activities. Teachers will find a substantial collection of curriculum-based lesson plans organized for primary, elementary, intermediate, and secondary levels, along with a teacher guide containing extensions in science, math, language arts, performing arts, and social studies.

tag(s): conservation (98), energy (139), nuclear energy (20), science fairs (21), solar energy (36)

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Have students work in small groups to complete one of the site's hands-on investigations, such as solar, circuits, friction, or energy surveys, then compare their observations and evidence with the expected results. Assign students an inquiry challenge using the site's energy information and recent statistics, then have groups post claims, supporting evidence, questions, and source links on Padlet, reviewed here, for a class-wide evidence board.
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ArithmAttack

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3 to 8
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We're not big fans of "drill" web sites, but this "how many can you answer in a two minutes" site would be a good one for elementary students who have ...more
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We're not big fans of "drill" web sites, but this "how many can you answer in a two minutes" site would be a good one for elementary students who have the manual dexterity to quickly enter numbers and click their mouse. It handles all four basic operations with selectable number ranges.

tag(s): addition (139), division (109), multiplication (133)

In the Classroom

Help your elementary math students review with these timed quizzes; your learners will also get practice using the computer to answer questions more quickly and efficiently.

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