Free Educational Websites
Good Morning!
I’ve spent this morning putting together a list of 10 websites students can explore in their free time. Students can work on learning about rocks and minerals, review multiplication and division up to 5x5 and 25/5, review addition and subtraction strategies, word problems and daily reading. In class, we began researching about our child activist. Students can continue researching and reading about their activist at home.
****Khan Academy****
Has various topics you can search and learn from home. Khan academy has daily schedules you can follow to create a learning routine at home, including movement and breaks.
Scholastic
This website has a variety of activities students can work on while at home.
ABCYA
This site has various games for typing, math, reading, writing, etc. according to grade level. Students have already used this site in class from time to time.
Storyline Online
There are many different books read by actors and actress related to various topics. Students can read along while eating a snack, just like in class!
Raz Kids
Reading website with questions; students have been using it all year.
Prodigy
Math website that students have been using all year long.
Starfall
Many students may remember this site from grade 1 and there is a grade 3 component to this site.
National Geographic Kids
Although we have not covered animal life cycles yet, this site is an excellent source of information for science. In addition, you can find information on the planet and history (mostly US but some general).
Fun Brain
This is a new website that features mental challenges. It also has books that students can read along to ie) Diary of a Wimpy Kid.
Highlights Magazine
This is an interactive version of the magazine students read in class.
Switcharoo Zoo
This site offers a variety of information on animals, biomes and habitats.
Art Hub For Kids on YouTube
Students are quite familiar with this site. Enjoy!
Enjoy! I know my kids will at home!
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