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an interactive website that helps students learn a new language.

This blog is for psychologists, teachers, speech and language therapists, related professionals, parents, technologists, and others interested in using technology more effectively to support engaged learning, cognitive development, communication, social-emotional skills development, health & wellness, transition-to-adulthood planning, and assessment linked to prevention and intervention.

Blog of Coordinator of the American Language Program at Ohio State University (one of the country's leading universities for Linguistics). Purpose of the blog is to "compile interesting technologies that are ... related to teaching ESL." Still not much there, but worth watching.

Games, stories, and video clips for PreK-1st grade readers. Covers a variety of language arts topics. Also includes a Parents/Teachers section.

EducationCity is a subscription website that features games for grades K-6 in math, language arts, and science. With the subscription, students can keep track of their progress in the games with the "success tracker", and then the teacher gets a compilation of student scores, broken down by subject and graphed to show how they are doing. It can be used individually with students, or in the "Interactive Whiteboard Mode" whole class/small group.

Offers language arts, the arts, math, and social science activities. Great website for the primary grades.

PBS has provided games for individual students or to be used on the IWB, you need to create a free account to use

Games about language arts, math, the arts, social science

A website for K-3 educators. Includes resources for math, and language arts.

K-3 Lesson for Nouns and Verbs

Interactive curriculum for grades pre-k to grade 5! Contains activities for math, reading/language arts, science and social studies.

Great site for literacy games and practice. Many different grade levels