XtraMath is an online resource that helps reinforce the 4 operation skills both at school and at home. Students are able to log in at both places with reports that are generated to the teachers. Parents are able to see results as well and help set goals for their children. This resource is most appropriate for math for all grade levels within K-5 as it focuses on basic math facts that are essential to comprehending and being successful with more complex mathematical topics. I used it every year where students would log in after they had finished their morning work. When a student finished, a name would pop up for them to call on to start a new turn. It's really great because students can pick up at home right where they left off at school. There are other online resources similar to this like coolmath or spellingcity that I would recommend if students did not have access to xtramath.

This resource is a little different than the ones mentioned below. This is more focused as a "brain break" as a transition into content areas. Back to back content areas tend to tire out or have students become restless. GoNoodle is an online resource that incorporates different physical activity to get blood pumping to the brain and bodies activated for learning. I use it between transitions especially since I have a very long morning and a shorter afternoon. Students get to use their imagination and use different skills learned in content area when doing these "brain breaks." I have not seen anything similar to it yet, but I am sure there are plenty more resources out there that are similar to GoNoodle.

http://www.goqsoftware.com/

This is a software that allows students who have difficulties writing to type and hear exactly what they are writing.

This is a software that accommodates to different stages of learners. When I downloaded the software, I got to choose the stage that is perfect for most third graders (it even specified third graders!). Whenever I typed, a voice would read exactly what I wrote. There is an option for students to have a voice read text to them. It is convenient for all learners because most barriers they face when reading and writing are eliminated.

http://www.teachyourmonstertoread.com/

This is a website that has games to help early phonics learners with sounds and syllables.