You have learned a lot this year! Now it is time to fine-tune those skills. Make them become automatic! Try these ways to sharpen those skills!
Learn About States The Fifty States
Math Magician Games Science, Science, Science
e-Learning Math Games and More
Big Universe English, Grammar, and More
Zoo Whiz More Science–Watch, Learn, and Quiz
Grammar Ninja Practice mouse and keyboard skills!
Spring is here and it is time for the President’s Challenge in P.E.! You may even be practicing to make sure that your muscles are strong and ready to compete. It is also time to show what you have learned this year in the classroom. So let’s practice on those skills! Make your brain strong and ready to compete! Show what you know by visiting these sites and “testing” yourself!
What does that mean? It means being smart on the internet! You know the rules. Do you always follow those? Here are some fun links to help you remember what you have learned:
Hector’s World Cyberbullies What Can I Do?
This week you are going to learn about Lewis and Clark during your library special class. Would you like to learn even more? Try visiting some of these sites:
Travel with Lewis and Clark in this game!
Join the Adventure and learn more about coins.
Here are some fun ways to practice (or review ) rhyming:
Gus and Inky’s Underwater Adventures
Professor Garfield and the Gang
Sharpen math skills with CarrotSticks
Do you know what advertising is? It is a message that tries to sell you something! Have you noticed that some sites have a lot of them scattered around their windows? Be smart and don’t give out personal information!
Play a game to practice what you know. http://media-awareness.ca/english/games/privacy_playground/
When you visit the internet, it is like taking a field trip! Just as traveling in the real word, you should always take an adult with you when traveling in cyberspace. Why not take a virtual field trip and visit one of these sites?
This is a busy month. We are working on brochures, “cool words”, and posters. We will also be doing Children’s Progress Benchmarking the last week of January.
