K-6+Educ+Websites


 * NewsOMatic provides current events in a format that's kid friendly by age level (K-6)
 * MathIsFun This is a great math resource for various ages, but the ILLUSTRATED MATH DICTIONARY is really Awesome!!!!!
 * TeachYourMonstertoRead This is a fun "video game" style format that helps with letter recognition & reading fluency!!
 * StoryLineOnline This FREE website has picture storybooks read by famous actors/actresses!! (Live streaming may be blocked in schools)
 * TeachersFirst Find ideas, lesson plans, professional materials and more at this website!!
 * Tikatok This website, sponsored by Barnes and Noble, allows children to write and create their own stories in a step by step process which covers the basic elements of fiction: plot, character, climax, etc.
 * Visual Dictionary This website provides visual clues to help students search for words & definitions.
 * ReadWriteThink This website provides a wealth of information related to reading including: professional development, lesson plans and activities
 * Time Magazine for kids grades 2 - 6 Time for Kids
 * Merriam Webster's Word Smart [|www.wordcentral.com]
 * [|Music Theory] For musicians at any level, this website offers practical approaches for learning music!
 * Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators: this website has everything any teacher could want! Sponsored by Discovery Channel it's organized, thorough and easy to use. Find lesson plans, work sheets, games, information and much, much more! [|Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators]
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 * [|100 Picture Books Everyone Should Know]
 * [|//abcteach//] This website provides over 5,000 free reproducible pages and worksheets for use with elementary school children.
 * [|Anagram Server] Use this website to find interesting anagrams, or create your own!
 * [|International Children's Digital Library] Find a collection of children's books available to read online
 * [|Class Blogmeister] Intended for classroom use, this free online blogging tool has special features for teachers and students
 * [|David Wiesner: the Art of Visual Storytelling] From the 2007 Caldecott Medal award winner, learn how one author creates his works
 * [|Calendars] Calendars: a guide to locating events for each day of the year
 * [|Castles on the Web] Visit this site to learn an incredible amount about castles in all parts fo the world.
 * [|Encyclopedia Mythica] This site includes mythology, folklore and religion. Mythology is divided into 6 geographical collections. Images available.
 * [|eSkeletons Project] eSkeletons enables you to view the bones of both human and nonhuman primates- from gorillas to the tiny mouse lemur.
 * [|The Graphic Organizer] find a variety of graphic organizers for a variety of tasks
 * [|Instellar Trip Planner] Planning a trip to the Moon? This site will tell you how long it takes, and includes links to a gallery, night sky network & educator resources!
 * [|Instrument Encyclopedia] Use this website to find interesting information on common and not-so-common musical instruments
 * [|Jan Brett] 4,153 pages of FREE activities, coloring pages, and projects all connected to the author's beautifully illustrated children's books!
 * [|Journey North] engages students in a global study of wildlife migration and seasonal change. Students share their observations with other students across North America!
 * [|KidsClick!] Users can access information in three ways: dictionary listing, table of contents or searching with the Librarians Eyes using the Dewey Decimal system
 * [|Name that Candybar!] You could create a variety of activities/lessons off of this website!
 * [|Soup of the Evening] Everything you wanted to know about soup and more!!
 * [|The T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S Project] That's right Twinkies- that yummy snack food is the basis for a variety of experiments, find out what they found!
 * [|Virtual Jamestown] This site looks at Jamestown through a digital project.
 * [|National Baseball Hall of Fame] The title says it all!