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Education Games I chose this website because it has 15 games that can be played in the classroom. Games like, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, "Jeopardy", and "Word Search" are on the website and can be downloaded by every teacher for easy editing of a particular unit. It was created by the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and definitely easy to download a game format and customize it based on unit. I like this website and will use it often because it takes time out of making a jeopardy PowerPoint, when I can just download the format.

Math: I chose this website because I think it would a great tool to use as a reward for students. They can play online games while still working on their math skills. They can be rewarded with computer time and playing games, but still get something educational out of it. These games work on geometry skills, basic addition/subtraction, angles, fractions, etc. Students can incorporate technology into their learning without even realizing they are learning! They will just think they are playing fun games while actually they are fine tuning their mathematic skills.

This website is comprised of science and math games for students in preschool, kindergarten, and first grade. It can be used to help students develop skills regarding technology as well as subject specific development.

This website has a lot of education games. They have reading and math topics and more. They also have worksheets available on this website that are accessible to anyone.

This website has a lot of education games. They have reading and math topics and more. They also have worksheets available on this website that are accessible to anyone.

I decided to use this as my Web 2.0 site. I wish I would have found this site earlier on my search. This site is amazing at the amount of subjects and just cool stuff to look at. If I was to do a Math lesson, then there are some fun games for that. There are also: english, science, puzzles, kid stories, arts and crafts, videos, and even experiements. I especially like this site due to the fact that it has a math section.

This is a great site to go to for educational games. It has hundreds of games for all grade levels and all subjects. This site could be used for free time, and the student could choose the subject and game.

This is another site that offers Language Arts related games. I think games are a fun way to get children interested in learning so having an assortment of different games they can play is a good idea. The names of the games and overall layout of the site is fun and seems user friendly, especially for children.

3-6 Interactives - Fun, educational, online games geared towards third through sixth grade students. There are games for spelling, words, reading/grammar, and writing. I would use this website for review for the upper elementary.

This website has a variety of educational games for the classroom. It has games for each subject area:math, science, social studies and laguage arts. It also breaks it down into grade levels. I will use this websites for students to play games once they have finished classwork early.

This is a great website for math games. There are tons of elementary math games. It includes everything from adding, substracting, mulipling, abnd dividing to geometry. I will use this in the classroom for the students to play games when they finish their assignments early.

There are a TON of educational games on this site. You can search by subject, grade level, or both. The games on this site are geared towards lower kindergarten grades. Although I am secondary education, I realize the importance of students having preliminary knowledge before they arrive in your classroom. By students participating in activities such as playing these skill-building games, they are ensuring their abilities for the future.

This is another helpful educational gaming site. It has games for grades K-8. There are math, English, science, and history games on this site. It also has resources that can help students with homework. There are also just simply arcade games that students can play for fun. These games help students because they can have fun while they learn, making them more likely to enjoy learning.

I choose this site because students can learn while they play fun games. I could use this in my future class by letting them just play this game for maybe 20 minutes a day.

This is an overall great website for students to use that represents all of the subject areas. Students can go to a general content area, then go more specific and find a game or resource that could really help them in terms of a project or paper they need to complete. I feel teachers could really utilize this, and provide their students with a great resource.

I like all the different science topics you can click on to get extra help. Also the interactive games and activities help give the students more of an understanding of the topic.

a. I chose this website because all the different areas you could work on. b. I could use this in my classroom to help teach students about climate change, solar system.

Education Games: I chose this resource because I liked how it provided games for all ages in many different subjects. I could allow students to get on this site if they finish their work early.

I chose this because it has multiple categories for educational games for the students I would implement this into my classroom for math educational games. They can work on money counting, subtraction/addition, multiplication, counting, and telling time.

This website offers interactive games to enhance math skills. Again, this website would be great to strengthen math skills for some of my students that need the help. I think this would really motivate my students, especially some of the boys because there were a lot of games that would piqué their interest (basketball, racing, skiing, etc).

This is a great website for a Colonial times game. The site allows for students to play an interactive Social Studies game that is based off of American History. This would be a fun game for students to play in their down time.

picked this website because I will be going into the field. I think these are great games to play with your students. I also feel it's great for the student to see it as well so they can have their own games they can play.

This website provides games that you can play on rainy days or free days. One game I liked as a quick hitter was Captain, Yes Captain.

For this website you can use different articles in the classroom for educational games to help the students learn what they are learning. How I would use this in the classroom is that I can pick which website I want to use to teach students through educational games to help them learn what they are learning.

This is another Math site. I chose this one because of the different way it could be taught to students. One of the games is to match the pair of balls that add up to 10. If a student is struggling with simple math, then I would give him this computer game and see how it benefits or hurts him.

This site is a great lesson for language arts because it has games to go along with the students learning. Several students these days are not interested in learning and partly because teachers use lecture too much. By incorporating games into their lesson plan, students will be engaged and eager to learn.