Careful when you are listening, the character has a British accent, but it's a fun place for us to start our keyboarding skills.

A chance to build schema and "outdoor and nature" safety before venturing out into the woods for your own adventure!

Mathematicians can show off their basic facts skills as they race against the clock!

Fraction Support as well as other learning areas.

Your child will enjoy listening to these simple stories come alive online.

Go to the Southfield Library, click on kids and the Reading Online. This is an AMAZING site that allows children to read along with animated stories on line.

A place to explore basic phonics, read texts along with animated pictures and play supporting Language Arts games.

Site can be a bit slow but it's fun to hear some of the kid's favorite actors reading their favorite books.

When prompted to ask for your username it is Tulley. Then go in and find your reader's name and click on this. Your child's personal reading level will appear with books that are at their "Just Right" reading level. This is a great site to use if pressed for time or if your child forgets their "Just Right" reading book bag at school for some reason.

Student and Teacher sites and activities that link to our Science Curriculum.

As you build a catepillar information pops up about the type of catepillar they build.

Each of the four seasons has games that can be played during that season to build Schema and awareness of unique features of each of the seasons.

Learning that matches information from the FOSS kits available. Watch the plants grow.

Become the Detective that solves the MYSTERY of plant life.

Great little activity that shows the cause and effects of our actions as they relate to how our plants that we nurture grow (or don't grow).

A great resource that simulates what it takes to successfully grow plants.

Information regarding Plants and Our Environment.

Students can work on buiding words that all match a particular word ending. This supports not only spelling, but rhyme understanding which is a critical component to early reading success!

Games on line to support healthy eating choices and living.

Many "health and nutrition" related games to teach students about healthy habits and choices.

Many games focused on health topics for our students to learn about making healthy choices for life.

Drag the letters into boxes to spell the words.

Word Searches support our learners in making one to one letter correspondence as well as learning to spell words that support themes being studied in our classroom.

After you type in the words that you want to learn to spell the site will play games with you, test you, read for you the words and use them in sentences! Great practice site!

Once students can recognize coins and their values then they can make choices about what coins to put into the jar in order to arrive at the stated amount.

Real looking coins. A great way to practice both money and greater than and less than!

Real looking money. A better game if you play with your child with some items that you can put a value on while playing the game (a bit like shopping).

No frills and no thrills but this site will give your child practice in counting up the coins.

Simple items to buy and coin value choices are appropriate.

This is a fantastic way to support our Reader's deeper thinking about the stories they are reading. This online resource will help them to be accountable for paying attention to those elements of a picture-book so they can then incorporate these learned elements into their own writing.

A variety of appropriate games to build phonics, spelling and other Language Art skills.

The site gives the student a time to move the hands to represent.

A fun site that tells you the time in English and also in Welsh!

A challenge for those ready to push themselves!

The words might be a bit of a challenge but the game is self correcting which is great for students as they practice telling time to the hour and half hour.

Many opportunities to explore with fractions!

A great follow up site for our Vivid Visualization activity!

An extension to the storybooks!

Take advantage of an author who is so accessible by e mail to have a "pen pal" experience with. I did this as a kid and still have these letters to this day! They inspired me to love reading and writing which also continues to this day!

We love this author and we love that he wrote back to our class!

Need I say more than....Piggie Pie?!

A great site to help build a student's ability to follow 3-step directions. This also supports listening to oral directions (processing oral language) and building direction vocabulary essential for school success.

A literature link to the Dr. Seuss story.

Interactive games to support learning how to better take care of our Environment.

An interactive way to build "schema" and nature safety before heading outdoors for your own adventure!

FANTASTIC!! A very kid friendly way for our young poets to explore with words, word spacing, line breaks and sound without worrying about spelling. Click words around to create unique poems on fun looking backgrounds!

Free ONLY the month of April!

All about words. All about the sound and rhythm words can create. All about making poems from these words that have rhythm and sound.

This neat site allows children to get a firm grasp on story structure in a fun and interactive way.

A place where each grade level has appropriate sites to support content. There are also sites for categories of learning.

Simple, yet clear pictures of the landforms we are studying to help build our learner's schema.

This gives students a real-world picture of the different landforms.

Do your characters travel across the U.S? Draw out the traveling map of any cross country adventure!

Activities aligned with the beginning steps to understanding our Nation's government.

Students are given a passage to read and they are to determine the author's purpose or intent for writing what they did.

Decide which object is heavier.

Build up to algebraic thinking by exploring this balance tool using shapes of unknown weight. Challenge yourself to find the weight of each shape in one of six built-in sets or a random set.

Beginning practice of subtraction with and without regrouping.

Subtraction practice and computer corrects for immediate feedback.

Very simple - drill and practice addition and subtraction with regrouping.

Careful, the character has a British accent, but it's a fun place to begin our keyboarding practice.