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| These sites will help with practice in writing and reading. Students enjoy working at these different sites. |
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| Scholastic |
Where children love to learn and learn to grow!!! |
| Author Connection |
A Web Quest to help you become an Author Expert!! |
| Starfall |
Where children have fun learning to read!!! |
| Same or Different |
Match the words that mean the same or match the words that are opposites - you choose. You can choose the level, too. Have Fun!!! |
| Readquarium |
Multi-leveled Language Arts Activities |
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| Spelling City |
A SUPER site for practicing your spelling words. You type in the words you are working on and Spelling City uses them for all kinds of activities to help you practice your spelling!!! Have FUN!!! |
| Learning Games for Kids |
Lots of games to practice different word skills. |
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| Sentence Structure and Parts of Speech |
This Track is to help students identify parts of speech and learn how to construct complete sentences through the use of games and identifications. |
| Blogging |
A place to share our learning. |
| Chicken Stacker |
A fun phonics game where students learn their short vowels. |
| Monkey Sentences |
Help the monkey to cross the pit and the river by building a bridge. You can do so by putting the words that are on the logs in the correct order to make a complete sentence. Don’t let the monkey fall into the pit! Once you have successfully completed this task, draw a picture of your own sentence bridge to help the monkey cross. |
| English Eggs |
Click on the egg that says Go! Help the egg hatch by clicking and dragging the eggs with words in them to create a complete sentence. After you are finished, make up some sentences of your own and write them down to share with the class.
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| Hangman |
This site uses animal words for to guess. |
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| Noun Dunk(Harcourt Site) |
Read the word that appears on the basketball. First decide if the word is a noun. Then decide if it is a common or proper noun. Make your selection from the choices given on the back of the basketball goal. See how many points you can score! Once you have finished, play again to see if you are able to beat your own score! After that, write down as many common and proper nouns you can think of. |
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