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This is a great site for students to play many fun math games and puzzles. This site would help students on different skill levels.

This is a great interactive site for students. They can practice many skills and refresh on ones they already mastered in a fun way. My daughter plays on this everyday, she loves it. I use it in my classroom every morning as students come into class.

IXL is the Web's most comprehensive K-12 practice site. Widely used by schools and families, IXL provides unlimited practice in more than 3,000 math and English topics. An adaptive learning system, featuring games and awards, inspires students to achieve.

This website allows students from K-12 to practice math and language arts skills. It is free for a while, and then you have to sign up and pay. This could be something your school could purchase and it might be cheaper.

This is a great site for students. They must master a concept before they continue on. This also allows teachers to monitor students' progress.

Interactive site for elementary students. The teacher creates an account for each student. The student then reads books of their choice and take a test over the book. Students acquire "gold coins" for each question they get correct on the quiz. This really builds literacy skills. There is also a free app to download to an ipad or iphone.

Interactive App for student use. This free app allows students to create their own cartoons on an Ipad or Iphone. Toontastic is suitable for students from elementary to high school. They can create their own cartoon based on content they have learned. Students can also add voice over and narration.

Interactive website for children. Helps teach children to read with phonics. It is perfect for preschool, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, special education, English language development and homeschool students. I use this in my classroom. The students love it. They get to choose where they go and enjoy the different learning activities.

I love this site for first graders. It really helps those struggling with learning how to read, however it also provides activities for those who are reading and need more of a challenge. I use this in centers everyday.

Student Interactive site - Starfall is an amazing site to help young students learn to read. They can play reading games, learn their ABCs, and read books along with the computer.

Student Interactive site - Reading A-Z has leveled books that students, parents, or teachers can choose for students to read. The books will increase in words and difficulty as the level increases. This site is great for both beginning and more experienced readers.

Student Interactive site - SuccessMaker is a wonderful computer program that helps students at multiple grade levels progress in reading or math skills. Students can progress through the program. If they miss questions, the program teaches them the skills they need to learn what they missed and helps them progress through the content.

This is a website that I send so many of my students to so they can have extra resources outside of the classroom. I also like to show videos from this site during lecture.

This is a site I send all my student to so they can read more about global warming when we do a huge unit on climate.

This is a neat site for students when we talk about how science really impacts them daily.

This is a neat site for students when we talk about how science really impacts them daily.

Student Interactive site -This is a great website to help pre-k through Kindergarten students learn the foundational math and reading skills they need. It allows parents to see their student's progress. This site also allows parents and teachers to assign lessons to students.

Interactive site that I have used as a blog for a Senior elective social studies class. The teacher can post a question for debate and students can respond to the question and each other's post. This site also allows the teacher to invite students to join, so it is private in that no one can view or edit except for members. This site can also be set so that the teacher receives an email when each student posts a response.

ScootPad has activities for students in math, reading, spelling, and writing. It allows teachers to make assignments and track student progress. There is a class wall feature that allows students and teachers to collaborate safely. Activities are individualized and there are plenty of incentives. There is some cost to get the full package, but schools may find it worthwhile.

If you go to students and homework help this site has all kinds of resources to help with a variety of subject areas. Students can research articles and use the search option to find exactly what they need. They have videos students can watch and I like how easy it is to use.

This page is a site for assessing students. Although you can create quizzes and polls like other site, infuselearning allows to you create assessments where the students can annotate comments or show learning by drawing. Also, you can add videos to send to students. Another plus, any device can be used and it is free.

Great site to create quizzes and manage classes so students can access from internet-connected device to complete and review

Personalized and interactive site for reading instruction. Students are pre-tested at the beginning of the program and placed at individual level for differentiated instruction. For grades K-5

iDriveDigital.com is an interactive site for students to learn about Digital Citizenship and Internet Safety.

Interactive site that offers a free math, language, and reading curriculum for K-8 teachers and students. All lessons are aligned with the Common Core Standards.

This website has games, videos, etc. that the students can access. I also found club penguin on here.