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Paul Fullmore

Starfall - 2 views

    • Alex Foutz
       
      ABC's great for kindergarten independent reading skills
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    This site has great interactivity and good response mechanisms. I could see kids using this to practice their pronunciation and reading skills. The language allows clicking on individual words, where they then sound out loud. Check out the Earth Day section - you can drag recyclables to the bins and hear the words. Great! Lots of color, sound, kids voices, and animation make this site fun
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    agree! I use this frequently w/ K & 1, and especially my ESL students because of the amount of vocabulary it includes!
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    This website is a great internet tool for emerging readers and struggling readers. Students are able to listen and view tutorials to learn letter sounds, how to use letters in words and how to build sentences. This phonics tool is helpful to students that struggle with traditional instruction but are able to engage with web 2.0 tools to help further their understanding. This website also has additional tutorials and interactive games for holidays, seasons, and more advanced readers.
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    Starfall is designed for Pre-K-2nd grade students. The goal of this site is to help kids read better by using phonics.This site is on my least favorite list because this site needs to add more interactive elements to it. Students are given the option to click on the words but I feel that having interactive games keeps the child interested
Kristen Combs

Top 5 Educational Websites - 3 views

www.Explorelearning.com This website provides over 450 interactive online simulations for math and science topics. You can search for gizmos by grade and topic to find the best one for your needs....

interactive education learning

started by Kristen Combs on 17 Jan 11 no follow-up yet
Catherine Smith

Kodawari House Least Fav Edu Website - 0 views

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    I think this website does provide a lot of information about various topics, however, it does not provide any interactive activities or games.  It all involves reading information from different webpages.  Students often get bored from reading information online and it is important that there are interactive components in educational websites.
Jennifer Knott

Jennifer K's Favorite Web sites - 2 views

http://www.funbrain.com/ - this website has lots of drill and practice work. The exercises are colorful and animated. This keeps the attention of students. There is a lot of variety in types of tas...

started by Jennifer Knott on 28 Aug 10 no follow-up yet
Paul Fullmore

ABC Teach - 0 views

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    ABC Teach is a great tool for teacher and students. It enables its' users to create custom worksheets for many content areas. The target audience for this site is Pre-K-8. They office free materials that are interactive and some are available for print.
Paul Fullmore

Brain Pop - 0 views

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    This site is very well organized, and has lots of examples in many subjects. Uh-ho - you gotta sign up. It's worth it though. The lessons are obviously done by experts.
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    This site helps enhance and develop learning skills in many content areas. BrainpopJr is for K-8 and the regular site (www.brainpop.com) is for students in grades 4-8. I enjoy this site because it allows students to go to specific subjects and learn about them in a fun and interactive way.
Storm Troopers

PBS Kids - 0 views

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    Lots of fun animation. I stayed very entertained on this Web site. I love that the Dr. Seuse characters are tied in. What great books! The sounds make it fun too... though... I do wonder how a student who's deaf or blind might interact with this site.
Paul Fullmore

Iknowthat - 0 views

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    This site is great for students, teachers and parents. It encompasses all the essential learning tools that will be required by elementary school students. Iknowthat caters to Pre-K through 6th grade students. The games are interactive and the content avialable supports all subjects.
Summer Hill

Annenberg Learner - 0 views

shared by Summer Hill on 23 Jan 11 - Cached
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    This website is interactive and engaging. It offers current and relevant information for all content areas. The intended audience is teachers and students. This website also offers workshops and courses.
Catherine Smith

Smithsonian Education-Top 5 Fav Edu Website - 1 views

  • Digging for AnswersSearch the web and beat the clock in this new game. Smithsonian Education Meet Me at MidnightTake a vivid journey through the museum’s collection in this interactive adventure.American Art Museum Eyeing AmericaTake a tour across America with artist Robert Cottingham.American Art Museum Women of Our TimeSee photos of famous twentieth-century American women.National Portrait Gallery George CatlinCome and sit around the campfire in our virtual Catlin classroom.American Art Museum African MasksExplore the meanings of African masks.Museum of African Art Games & Activities
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      These educational games explore important topics in history and provide interactive and fun ways for students to learn about history and other content.
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    This website provides games and activities where students can learn more about Science & Nature, History & Culture, People, Places, etc.  Students can also take quizzes where they answer questions and then are given feedback on what they answer.  It is organized very well where descriptions of each game or activity is provided.
Matthew Kruger-Ross

Favorites and Dislikes - 3 views

Good Education World - attractive site with lots of links to other sites. Some good lesson plans, good links to useful sites. I wish it had a better search capability Funbrain - My 5th grade stud...

Matthew Kruger-Ross

Lauren Elliott Least Favorite 5 - 8 views

Interesting observations about qualities of "bad" websites...

Morgan Wigal

Great Website: Fun Brain - 1 views

shared by Morgan Wigal on 27 Aug 10 - Cached
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    This website has lots of drill and practice work. The exercises are colorful and animated. This keeps the attention of students. There is a lot of variety in types of tasks, including science, math, and language. The difficulty of each exercise grows with the number of correct answers. Immediate feedback is provided on everything.
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    Fun brain has some great games for students to learn different things, but some of the games are not very educational.
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    I can honestly say that I enjoy this site. Out of 10, this site will be raked at six. K-8 students are the intended audience for this site. They do have many interactive games, but the attention of the students sometimes worry about "playing" and do not focus on learning.
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    This is also one of my least favorite websites because once again it has a lot of games that students like to play but not a lot of learning is done
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    I like this website because it is not only for kids but also for teachers. It has math and reading games, as well as other types of games and information. I think this would be a good site for young students to use in centers in a class or for extension activities.
Karen Tharrington

Karen's 5 Favorite Educational Websites - 8 views

These sites mostly have to do with Spanish and languages, although not all. http://www.cal.org/index.html -The function of this site is to provide language educators research and resources for...

ECI 512 Spring 2011

started by Karen Tharrington on 13 Jan 11 no follow-up yet
Alex Foutz

Alex Foutz's Favorite Educational Websites - 3 views

Kids' Games - Animals - Photos - Stories - Videos - and Countries -- National Geographic Kids This website is a great source for independent investigation of science and social studies concepts in ...

started by Alex Foutz on 16 Jan 11 no follow-up yet
Catherine Smith

Smithsonian Education - Students Home Page - 0 views

    • Catherine Smith
       
      Provides interactive exercises where students can explore the moon, outer space, and other fun activities.  Also, there are many printable activities, like the identifying animals sheet at the bottom of this page.
Morgan Wigal

Least Favorite: Education World - 0 views

shared by Morgan Wigal on 18 Jan 11 - Cached
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    This website provides a lot of great resources for teachers to use in the classroom.  It provides lesson planning ideas which include interactive activities and games to use in the classroom.  Also, professional development activities are provided on topics such as classroom management.  Additionally, there are many technology integration ideas provided.  There are also newsletters, blogs, and other resources on this site.
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    This is one of my favorite websites because it is a good source to use for lesson plans. 
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    I was not a fan of this website because when I first clicked on it a pop up came up. Also, I feel like there are a ton of links and little words all over the website. It seems overwhelming. I did not like navigating this page, therefore it is one of my least favorites.
Rachel Wilde

Favorite-NCTM Illuminations-Resources for Teaching Math - 0 views

shared by Rachel Wilde on 24 Jan 11 - Cached
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    These activities range from online applets, interactivities, and lesson plans. Everything on this website is free! You can use these through a whole class discussion or give the students the website and have them explore themselves using an applet. The activities can be easily searched through grade level or through the standards.
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