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This website has a lot of education games, such as word searches and brain games. I like it because it challenges students, but is also fun.

Education Game I selected this website because it has a lot of games suited for elementary students. Also, it includes comics for students to read, instead of playing games. This website focuses more on reading and math, as it has games only for these two subjects and arcade games. I will use this in the class with the younger grade levels.

FunBrain is the #1 site for online educational games for kids of all ages. (math, grammar, science, spelling, history). I played this when I was a student and not only was it fun, it challenged my thinking a lot.

I choose this site because it not only has arcade type games but also fun brain reading games. This site can be used in my future classroom by giving the students ceryain games to work on during a lesson.

I choose this site because its a great idea to start out your day for certain lessons to get the brain functioning. This site can be used in my future classroom by giving me my own ideas on how to start out the lesson with problem solving questions.

This website has an awesome math game. You can select your skill level and then they give you problems that you are able to do and in order to get to the next level you must complete the one you are on.

Education Games: I chose this resource because I remember playing it as a kids, and I do think many of the games help with problem solving and critical thinking. This is another website I could allow my students to get for a brain break or once they complete their work.

This website has a compilation of little activities that you can do in your classroom to get your students up and moving. The website called it "brain breaks" and I would use it as that, to get my students heart rate up and blood flowing- especially after long periods of sitting and testing.

Great interactive videos to get students up and moving for that brain break they need throughout the school day. Also a great source of calming to get them to refocus their minds.

I like this website becsuse it has games that will have the kids up and moving. In class I would use this by having some mindful meditation.

I personally have never liked math and with this website i found it has art activites for a math lesson. It incorporates both the left and right brain thinking. Math is sometimes a struggle to teach and to get the students to like so the activities that is talks about such as "designing a quilt pattern" or math and recipes adds a fun edgy side to math that would get the students to have fun with math and they dont even realize it.

Math game that involves addition. Students are expected to shoot the space alien to the solution of the addition problem. As the child gets more correct answers, the hard the addition problems get.

Math game that involves addition. Students are expected to shoot the space alien to the solution of the addition problem. As the child gets more correct answers, the hard the addition problems get.

This a cool site that offers information on nutrition and exercise. It gives you resources and articles to do your own research on if you want to know more. There are brain teasers and games so you can have fun with the information. I liked how it showed the food organization in a different light and shows that they want to make money. I would use this in a health class for any age group. I think it would be a great resource.

This is a fun websites that students can go on and play all sorts of educational games. This website isn't limited to just reading, but there is also math, science and many other things. There are also short books that you can read on this website and then there is a game at the end that the students can play.

I chose this website because it has many fun games and activites that can be used for Language Arts. It would be a great brain break from reading but still teach the students comprehesion.

This is a great site for LA classrooms. There is many different LA topics that can be explored as some of them are games or just more practice the students can do.

This website is not only for Social Studies, but it is also for all of the other subjects too. I like this, because for social studies, you can learn about the presidents, and other important political figures. I picked this website, because social studies can be a really boring subject, and this will help in my future classroom to make it more interesting for students.

Mobile friendly math games for kids ages 4 - 12! This is a great game and fun for the students. It's math arcade games and the students can work on different math skills shooting aliens etc. Teacher can use this tool in small groups so they can work on this together or if possible individual or even for the lower learner and the gifted learners you can challenge with more difficult problems.

PE/Healthy: I chose this resource because it gives "hot topics" in PE and health, activities to incorporate physical activity in the classroom, and how to adapt lessons for students with physical disabilities. These activities could be used as "brain breaks" or I could find ways to incorporate these activities into content I am already teaching.

This is another useful tool for educators. It shows the standards for physical education and health in the US and gives lesson plan ideas as well.

These games are designed to maximize activity for kids in confined spaces (such as the classroom). Some of these games are high-intensity, some are based on movement that stimulates brain activity, and some are designed with the simple goal of getting kids up, active and happy to move.

I chose Cool Math Games because I thought it is a good opportunity to use math in fun games they wouldn't mind playing. In a future classroom, I think this is a great thing to use as a brain break during the day.

I chose this site, more than anything, becuase it's fun and it's games. I'd use this site as more of a reward or an educational time killer. Kids love to go to the computer lab and they love to play games. With this site you can also make sure that they are practicing math. You could also say that they have to play addition games, or fraction games, or whatever it is that you're studying in class to give them all the practice they can get.

Play with math and give your brain a workout! Math Playground is filled with 100s of math games, logic puzzles, math word problems and step by step videos. Practice addition, multiplication, fractions, problem solving, decimals, algebra, geometry and more. Their learning games are wholesome, fun and challenging.

I choose this site because it has fun and easy math games for grades 1st through 6th. This site can be used in my future classroom by having the students work on the games during their free to help them study and understand math in a more inviting way.

PE central has lesson ideas, professional developments, and the ability to see what other teachers are doing in the classroom. I think this website would be very helpful for finding quick brain breaks for my class.

I chose this website because it included lesson plans for P.E. I will use this website for the lesson plans it I were to need ideas for P.E.

For this website it has different resources a teacher can use when it comes to apps, classroom management tips, having students who have disabilities, working in large groups playing games, teaching in a limited space, and a lot more resources. How I would use this is working in games in a large group, dealing with teaching in a limited space, or how to manage a classroom that size for PE.