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My Top 5 Favorite Websites
Updated on Jan 10, 09
Created on Jan 10, 09
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Kaitlin Armstrong's List: Top 5 Educational Websites
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Jan 10, 09
interactive games for students
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- I love this site. My students use it when they are done with their centers. They have so many interactive games for the students to use. It is very kid friendly and easy to use. I used it last year with my 1st graders and use it again this year with my 2nd graders. It review many basic phonic skills that students struggle with. - Kaitlin Armstrong on 2009-01-10
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- This site is great to use with beginning English language learners. The website is completely free. It is good to use with struggling readers. Reviews basic skills: numbers, letters, words, colors and writing. The site also meets the needs of different learning styles through a variety of games and activities. The site is linked to another site http://www.readtoday.net/ at the site it focuses on getting the students to read. Once they have learned how to read they use the games on literacycenter.net to help build confidence. - Kaitlin Armstrong on 2009-01-10
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Jan 10, 09
Teacher resource page. Has blogs to talk to other teachers. Access to free worksheets and ideas for centers for your clasroom.
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Jan 10, 09
Has hundreds of free worksheets for teachers
- This site is great to get free worksheets from. I often type in the theme/unit we are working on and they give you hundreds of worksheets for free! I would recommend it to any teacher who does not like going out and buying books from the teacher store on each individual unit. I teach 2nd grade and it is one of my favorites, it is also my room mates favorite and she teaches 4th. - Kaitlin Armstrong on 2009-01-10
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Jan 10, 09
This is a great interactive site/program for teachers to use in their classroom. I recently found out about it when going to a workshop. I believe your school has to buy the program but it is definitely worth it. The program is for pre-kindergarten- 3rd grade students. I started 5 of my low readers on the program. They play interactive games and their scores and times are recorded for the teacher to look at. The site is full of differentiated activities for the students. As a teacher you can print out an analysis of the students’ scores
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