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Student Resources

Useful Websites for All Grades

 

Websites for:

Mathematics

 

Fractions

  • Fraction Help: This site contains a complete step-by-step tutorial on all aspects of fractions
  • Fraction Track: A two player game using fractions
  • Visual Fractions: Examples of fractions using number lines and pie charts, also drills and explanations

 

Money

  • Change Maker: Practice making change at various levels of difficulty
  • Consumer Math: The first unit is concerned with the value of coins
  • Money Flashcards: Students must find the total of the coins and bills shown

 

Graphing

 

Geometry

 

Multiplication

  • Multiplication.com: A site dedicated to learning multiplication facts. Contains lessons, interactive games, learning strategies, etc.

 

Science

  • Biology 4 Kids: Cell, Microorganisms, Plants, Vertebrates, Invertebrates, & Animal systems.
  • Endangered Species: Facts about endangered species from around the world
  • The Great Plant Escape: find clues, do experiments, and solve problems as we journey into the world of plants.
  • NASA Kids: Nine Planets, Space and beyond
  • Simple Machines: Learn about simple and compound machines while you explore the House and Tool Shed!
  • Vertebrates: Classification

 

Language Arts

 

Social Studies

Geography

 

Biographies

 

History

  • Ben's Guide to Government: Guide and reference for children to U.S. Government
  • Congress for Kids: Congress for Kids: All About the Bill of Rights and other laws
  • Eyewitness to History: Illuminating the past through personal narratives and other first-hand sources
  • Lewis & Clark: An interactive site that challenges the student to solve the same problems that Lewis & Clark encountered
  • Library of Congress: The Library of Congress' Historical Collections for the National Digital Library
  • The National Archives: A database of some 1,200 documents, photographs, drawings, maps, other materials in (primary source documents)from the National Archives in Washington DC

 

Art

  • Artcyclopedia: fine arts search engine which you can search by artist, title or museum
  • Uncle Fred: step by step learn to draw site that is fun for all ages

 

Technology

 

Music

 

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