Wow! Cookie is a new website I recently came across. It is a goldmine for teachers (and parents) of young kids between the ages of 3 and 8. It has online games, short animated videos, worksheets and stories.
They are all organized into different categories like language, math, science, puzzles and many more.
For a teacher it's a great place to quickly find a game or worksheet for students to work on a specific skill being taught. Children can work on sequencing activities, phonics and alphabet activities, counting and math activities, personal hygiene, months of the year... a very wide array of themes. It's worth a look!
The games are great worked on a computer alone but are also great played on a smartboard.
http://www.cookie.com/
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Math Worksheets
I am always looking for good free websites to make quick extra math pages for my students. These two sites offer a new random assortment each time when practicing addition or subtraction. I go to them often.
http://www.math-aids.com/ : has a big assortment of worksheets including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, order of operations... much more than I can list on this blog. It is definitely worth a look. What I most like about it is that after you enter your parameters (for example no number bigger than 10 or no carrying... etc) it generates a new random worksheet each time. Another amazing thing is that it is completely free!
http://www.mathworksheetwizard.com/ : is another great free website to use. It is categorized by grade level and covers arithmetic, time, money and measurement. It's another one I use all the time.
http://www.math-aids.com/ : has a big assortment of worksheets including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, order of operations... much more than I can list on this blog. It is definitely worth a look. What I most like about it is that after you enter your parameters (for example no number bigger than 10 or no carrying... etc) it generates a new random worksheet each time. Another amazing thing is that it is completely free!
http://www.mathworksheetwizard.com/ : is another great free website to use. It is categorized by grade level and covers arithmetic, time, money and measurement. It's another one I use all the time.
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