Be Responsible Be Prepared Be Respectful

Mrs. Maher followed a link off of EM and found this one. She thinks it might all be games, but has only checked a couple. It was on the parent page under additional resources.

http://www.k111.k12.il.us/king/math.htm#Facts

More links for parents:

Enchanted Learning - This website has lots of information, crafts, and activities.

Lexiles - This website will give you a level for a book title. According to the Scholastic catalog we received in the spring, second graders should be reading books between 300 and 600. However, after the NWEA testing is completed, teachers and parents will be given a specific lexile range for their child/children. It will tell us what is their independent reading level, their instructional level, and their frustrational level. We want to stay away from the frustational level for our children. We want them to be challenged and excited about reading, not overwhelmed and unsuccessful.

100 chart

Number Monster

A+ Math

Room 108 - This website has multiple pages, but I have only checked out a few of the math and language games.

Math Monsters - One of the children told me about this one!

Apples for the Teacher

Practice Telling Time

Minute Math - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division

Money Practice

Shut the Box homemade game - I have made this game in the past using an empty egg carton, some pennies or beads, and a set of dice.

U.S. State Detectives - Yahooligans! - There are other educational games under the "Test Your Knowledge" subheading that you might find interesting.

Cool search engine NetTrekker