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This website gives you educational games that your students can use in the classroom. I would use this if a student was struggling or just a fun thing to do in class.

This site has lots of different gaming options to learn about adequate sleep and how important it is for your body.

I chose this site because of the specific topics. I could use it to have them practice for a quiz or a test, or, to make sure that they don't forget those skills or facts after a test is taken.

Quiz Hub is a website that consists of quizzes. But they are formatted to feel like a game even though they don't look like one.

Have fun learning online with these cool science games. It's free and easy to use so just scroll down the page, find a game you like the look of and give it a go! I love this and as a teacher you could use this site to reinforce what you went over in class. This can be done in class if there is free time or this site can be given to the parents to put on their home computer, if possible.

I would use this site to do experiments that I may not have the utilities to actually do in real life. I chose this site because the experiments do look fun and are interactive.

This website is full of information and activities for students to do. There are other subjects beside science too, but the activities for science are very fun and interesting . I picked this site, because if you don't have money to but materials, you can act out the experiment from the simulation on the website. I would use this in my classroom as a whole group lesson to give them an example of what to do in a lab.

This has great games for elementay kids for PE class. I like how easy this site was to find information

This website has alot of different games that you can use in your gym. But also the students can use it outside of class for there own personal use if they want to play them with there friends.

This website is very beneficial to not just PE majors, but other teachers as well. This website has a ton of activities that you can do with you students. I picked this website because it has the standards as well as the activities to meet them. I will use this in my classroom if my students need to wake up and gain some energy to keep working!

This website generates bingo cards based on the information you provide. This would be a great site when trying to create a review game. Bingo with vocabulary words would be both fun and resourceful.

I chose this site because it sounded like an interesting game. I would change the problems to something more challenging to get the students to think.

IXL is the Web's most comprehensive K-12 practice site. Widely used by schools and families, IXL provides unlimited practice in more than 4,000 math and English topics. An adaptive learning system features games and awards, inspiring students to achieve. I chose this site because it can be used for any grade. I could use this to make math fun in my future class.

Math website for all levels

This website has a list and practice work for every possible math skill for each specific grade. This isn't set up like a video game, more as a worksheet or a test. I would use this for possible homework or to for my higher students to work on.

Here's where you'll find games and activities to help you explore your health and the human body. Again another great tool to reinforce what is being taught in class but in a game form. Again If the students are embarrassed they can get it answered without raising their hands.

See our winning recipes from Recipalooza, a contest in partnership with the Children's Museum of Houston and The Kids Cook Monday! View NOW! Lunch Crunch 2 Lunch fun is back with Lunch Crunch 2, a restaurant adventure in which you're the sous chef. Available in both Spanish and English! play NOW! This is AWESOME because most kids of all ages are embarrassed about their bodies and the changing of it. they can go to this site and type in their questions and read about what others have asked. I never what a child to say "If I only knew or had been taught that". So this would definitely go in to the news letter home so the child can do it at home or if there is fre time at school.

I chose this website because your students can pick any area of math they want more practice with or you can direct your students to which area you want them to practice. I chose the "time" button. I practiced what certain times of the day would like on the clock. There are multiple levels, so they can keep going until they are a pro! Amber Koth

This is a great site for students to get more help on math. There is many different math topics and each on has extra practice and games to go along with that topic.

a. I chose this because it covers a variety of topics. b. I could use this in my geometry class to help students.

Math: This resource is beneficial for teachers looking for math games or worksheet practice for their students. It also includes lessons for incorporating music into math; this could be a great way to keep students engaged while also learning the needed concepts

Science - I liked this site because it provided you with science games for students and for teachers and administrators which is very useful in the classroom

This is a great PE resource because it gives additional resources for twitter conversations, includes a blog website, and past speaking events based on health and wellness and physical education. I can implement this resource into my classroom with understanding more about the benefits of physical education for my students and possibly incorporating some basic PE games or movements for the students to stay engaged.

This fun game provides visuals and apllication​ right after an explanation.

I chose this site because I hardly see any educational science games. This website is meant for elementary and middle school students. I would use this resource as a wrap up in science units.

Most sites are from education institutions, non-profit organizations or sponsored by grants, they are free to play.

With the 2016 Presidential Election season here, help students understand the process of our national elections (held on Tuesday, November 8), from the President down to local representatives, with these election activities. Read short biographies of presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R), explore mock election ideas, create presidential trading cards, learn election vocabulary, play election bingo and more!