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This site has a lot of different games students can play to quiz themselves. Once you choose the subject, you then pick which type of game you want to play. There are geography games, trivia games and much more.

This website will help me teach lessons on Shakespeare. "No Fear Shakespear", by Sparknotes, will also be given to my students in a study guide format AFTER studying plays written by Shakespeare.

No Fear Shakespeare places the original text written by Shakespeare next to a "translation" into modern English. This is a useful tool because sometimes Middle English can be very intimidating to read, and even if a reader basically understands the meaning, they might not understand all nuances. No Fear Shakespeare helps us to understand what Shakespeare really meant.

This site has various games that relate to economics. This game is a baseball game that requires students to answer trivia questions in order play the baseball game.

This site has various games that relate to economics. This game is a baseball game that requires students to answer trivia questions in order play the baseball game.

This website has an online Jeopardy game that can either be played as a single-player game or a 2-player game. Once the students enter in their names, a jeopardy board pops up with review questions regarding solving basic equations, two-step equations, equations with variables on both sides, mixture equations, and literal equations. Great technology resource that could be used for review. 

This is a fun game to play with the class as a review activity. More geared towards algebra classes or below.

A direct instruction lesson plan with a role playing activity for the 1920s.

Great way to learn about polynomials. Pick a degree and play around.

This is a website with downloadable apps for your smartphone. The apps give almost every type of situation with behavior management and how to handle them. The author had a card system that teachers used for years but now it is an easy app. Not free-but only 1,99. Worth the money.

Simple timer to use on your computer for when students are working independently or when the class is playing a game. Easy to start/stop and will help time management skills.

Easy to use online timer for individual student work (tests or quizzes) and group-work.

This is a great site for PowerPoint, Excel and Microsoft Word games that are pre-made. Some require preparation while others do not.

This website shows tons of free games made by Dr. Jeffrey Ertzberger at UNCW. He has games for review for group and individual play. It is a website full of free and easy to use templates that use Microsoft Office.

TERRIFIC resource to help students be more involved in classroom learning with interactive games!

Flash card maker!

Tool for creating quizes and study materials

Quizlet is a great resource for students that benefit from studying with flashcards. You can make your own flashcards and then view them in multiple ways to help you study. After you have review the notecards, the website will create a practice quiz to test the information you have been studying. 

An interative math website for students.

Website that provides interactive learning tools as well as some history of the math and real applications for the students to look over.