Top Ten List
1.
Edhelper.com
b.
This website is mainly for educators, however, parents could use it
too. The website is full of
different worksheets. The
worksheets are all printables, some are free and others you need to have a
subscription for. I feel that it
is 100% worth it to subscribe to the website!
2.
MrNussbaum
b.
Mr. Nussbaum is a website that includes games on all subject areas. For each game, it provides the skill
that game will touch on, along with the object of the game or exercise. The website is also broken down into
sections for the different grade levels children may be on. I think this is good, because a child
may be on a certain grade level and not where their age may be. There is even a site map to help direct
an adult or child around the site.
3.
BrainPOP
b.
Brain POP is an awesome website.
It has potential to be very educational and fun for children as long as
teachers or parents are willing to subscribe to the website.
4.
CoolMath
b.
Cool Math is website that touches on many different aspects of
math. This website has a lot going
on. It also includes links to
other websites for other subjects.
The website itself has so many different math topics to choose
from. You can play games, practice
different types of math facts. You
can focus on one content area in math or a skill. I enjoyed this website, but it takes many visits to see it
all.
5.
Kids Know It Network
b.
Kids Know it Network is a very fun filled website for children. I had a ball exploring the website and
all the games it includes. The
website has games or informational exercises on all subjects. The website is based around what the
children are interested in.
Something consistently seen on the homepage is ÒWhat would you like to
learn about?Ó
6.
Storyline Online
a.
http://www.storylineonline.net/
b.
Storyline Online is a website for children to have stories read to them
interactively by members of the Screen Actors Guild. The children can read a long with the story also. I would have loved to have something
like this back when I was a child.
Once the stories are read to the children, there are activities to
complete. This website is really
neat!
7.
Sadlier-Oxford: Educational Publishing from PreK-12+
a.
http://www.sadlier-oxford.com/
b.
This website touches on just about all aspects of education. It is a website for kids, teachers and
parents. It includes games,
exercises, and further resources that could better suit the needs of the
children. The website is for all
ages.
8.
CandoÕs Helper Page
a.
http://www.candohelperpage.com/
b.
This is kid, teacher and parent friendly. This website focuses on literacy components. The website includes games, as well as,
printable worksheets for teachers and/or parents to print out for
children. After completing some of
the activities, I though they were fun and useful. The worksheets were also good worksheets to reinforce
certain literacy components.
9.
Starfall
b.
This website is mainly for literacy. The games are about reading and phonics. This website is more geared towards the
younger children. It also includes
games for certain holidays and school celebrations, which I really like. The website is broken down into
different levels for the children.
10.
Discovery Kids
b.
This is a fun website for kids to learn information on many different
subjects in a leisurely way. I
like this website because it seems fun.
It has many different activities so that if you get bored with what you
are doing, there is something else for you to choose. Good for all ages.
