Science Games for PreK & K . Science . Education Try some of these free science games for preschoolers and kindergarten featuring PBS KIDS characters to boost your child’s early development of science skills and interest in science. Sid the Science Kid: Kitchen Magician Pick which food Sid’s Grandma heated up in order to make Sid’s meal.Sorting Box Sort the different rocks by color.Collection Jar Explore and organize the objects in Sid’s collection jar in many different ways!Say What? Curious George: Mix and Paint Help George mix paints to make to different colors and paint a picture.Blast Off! Sesame Street: Oscar’s Trash Collection Help Oscar sort his junk into different categories.Exploration Earth Explore the Earth and learn about different creatures with the Martians. Caillou: Matching Game Match one of your leaves to the leaf that Caillou shows you.Caillou Gardner Pick out a plant and help it grow, then you can take a picture of it! Mama Mirabelle’s Home Movies: Boohbah: Toopy and Binoo: Zoboomafoo: Back to Science Games
Elementary School Computer Lab Websites! Motivation and Self Improvement Theteacherchatterbox.com is a freebee site that you can get all of your printables for your classroom. *Please be patient as this page loads.* *Santa's Stuck* Click the picture for download! *Whole Brain Pack* Click the picture for download! *Awards Pack* Click the picture for download! *Tattling Activity...goes along with the book, Tattle Tongue* Click the picture for download! *Common Core Nonfiction Posters* Click the picture for download! *Community Helper Puppets* Click the picture for download! *Whopper Of A Story Organizer* Click the picture for download! *Detective Work...Context Clues* Click the picture for download!
The Planet Earth The Earth is the third planet from the Sun in our Solar System. It is the planet, we evolved on and the only planet in our Solar System that is known to support life. It is 149.6 million kilometers away from the Sun. It has one moon. The Earth's atmosphere is ideal for supporting life. Each day on the Earth takes 23.93 hours (that is, it takes the Earth 23.93 hours to rotate around its axis once .).
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This circle game is a good math idea for kids to get together to learn any kinds of math from 1+1 to 12x12. Everyone in the class is given a card with a statement such as "I am 250, who is 12x12?". The person who is 144 speaks up next by reading their own card. The game finishes when everyone has read out their card. This could be an exercise in making no errors or it could be a speed test. Alternatively, each person could be given a card and asked to get into a circle standing next to the people who hold the next cards in the sequence. Here is a facility to produce the cards for you. Advanced Set Up | Algebra Cards
Testmoz - The Test Generator All About Literacy. Shows the four techniques 2nd grade uses in a classroom. Shared Reading is a link in helping students become independent readers. It allows the teacher to model and support students using prediction and confirming skills. It allows less confident students the chance to share stories/articles/poetry in a nonthreatening situation. It focuses on the meaning, fun, enjoyment, characters and sequence of a story and allows them to relate it back to their own experiences. It promotes discussion, problem solving and critical thinking by students. Shared Reading is an interactive reading experience. In the shared reading model there are multiple readings of the books over several days. During the initial reading, the teacher: · Introduces the book (shares theme, examines title, cover, illustrations, and makes predictions) · Relates prior experience to text · Concentrates on enjoying the text as a whole · Encourages students to use background knowledge to make predictions · Encourages spontaneous participation in the reading of the story