Interactive Learning Websites
Here are some websites that you will find to help you learn your math facts, build better grammer, improve reading skills, websites that we have used in class and just for fun.
Moby Max
This is a website that differentiates to every students individual needs and aligns to all CCSS in all subject areas
KHAN ACADEMY
This is a website that has endless video and step by step teaching in different subjects.
This is a website that has endless video and step by step teaching in different subjects.
ACHIEVE 3000
This is where you can practice your reading and improve your Lexile score. Keep track of your progress and earn rewards. A 5th grade student should have a Lexile score of 830-1010 to be considered on target.
This is where you can practice your reading and improve your Lexile score. Keep track of your progress and earn rewards. A 5th grade student should have a Lexile score of 830-1010 to be considered on target.
SCHOLASTIC
This is where you can place book orders (activation code HZGPP) and where you can find information/articles/resources from scholastic news.
This is where you can place book orders (activation code HZGPP) and where you can find information/articles/resources from scholastic news.
DANCE MAT
This is a fun website that will help you master the art of typing
SUDOKU
This is where you can practice your math problem solving skills and a methodical, well organized mind. It is fun puzzle that also teaches you how to focus, how to think through problems from multiple angles, and how to learn determination and patience in the faces of challenges. Great skills to become a better mathematician and just
Great link on why SUDOKU is so beneficial to learning: http://www.sudoku.com/how-to-play/why-sudoku-should-be-mandatory-in-schools/
This is where you can practice your math problem solving skills and a methodical, well organized mind. It is fun puzzle that also teaches you how to focus, how to think through problems from multiple angles, and how to learn determination and patience in the faces of challenges. Great skills to become a better mathematician and just
Great link on why SUDOKU is so beneficial to learning: http://www.sudoku.com/how-to-play/why-sudoku-should-be-mandatory-in-schools/
