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Here are some sites that have different activities and games that you can use at home! Most of them are programs we use at school and can be accessed through the GISD Ready Hub. Some of them we use in school for station games, songs, and other resources! Keep checking back to see if more resources have been added! There are also links included in our weekly snapshot that don't always make it onto this page.
We have a lot of different websites and interactive practice that we use throughout the school week to work on various skills in reading and writing. However, with only having computer lab for 1 hour a week for reading, we are not able to visit every program that we would like to or that the students would like to! Your student is able to practice these skills at home on these programs by visiting the Ready Hub and logging in with their school account. Most of the programs below are in their Ready Hub and awaiting a login!
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| Click here to visit Education Galaxy |
Have your student practice their reading and writing skills through various questions and topics. This is a great resource to have your student practice skills they may be struggling with or to challenge them on a higher grade level! You can access it through Ready Hub, or by visiting Education Galaxy's main site.
Study Island is new this year! Students can practice their reading and writing skills through various questions and topics. This is a great resource to have your student practice skills they may be struggling with or to challenge them on a higher grade level! Students can access Study Island by clicking the link or the Study Island logo above!
Flocabulary not only has cool raps about different topics in all content areas, but it checks for understanding through quizzes, reading passages with response questions, vocabulary cards and the opportunity to make your own topic rhymes! Visit the Ready Hub to access Flocabulary with your student’s log in and practice away!
Boom Cards are fun and engaging games to practice our current skills. Every student has their own log-in and can earn "coins" while they play!
§ The username will be stapled to your student's agenda
§ Password: 1234 or students may have changed it
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| Click here to visit PBS Kids |
PBS Kids has games that are themed from different cartoons on PBS. There are 28 different game topics that go across all subjects!
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| Click here to visit Turtle Diary |
Turtle Diary has games that go across all subject areas and up to the 5th grade level! There are a ton of games to choose from. Students can start the game practicing a skill at the 3rd grade level and push themselves to complete the game at the 4th or even 5th grade level!
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| Click here to visit Sheppard Software |
Sheppard Software has games that go across all subject areas and up to the high school level! There are a ton of games to choose from. Students can start the game practicing a skill at the 3rd grade level and push themselves to complete the games at a higher level!
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| Click here to visit the Have Fun Teaching page |
Have Fun Teaching has worksheets, activities and flashcards that can be downloaded for free and used at home! They also have songs on Youtube (click link to visit their page) for the alphabet, sight words and counting that we use in the classroom.
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| Click here to visit Education.com |
Education.Com has some good worksheets/games that can be downloaded (not all for free). They also have some pretty cool activities that can be made at home to practice different skills. Many of the activities can be made from things found around the house or things you might throw away!
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| Click here to visit GoNoOdle |
GoNoOdle is a free website that has tons of fun songs to sing and move along with! It's always one of those things the kids ask for! Once you join GoNoOdle, you pick your very own champ to watch grow as you watch videos.You can search for videos by category, length, energy level and more! I like to save the kids' favorite videos to our favorites so we can get to them quickly (Pop See Ko and Milkshake are big favs!)
If you have any questions about any of these, let me know and I will try to find out what I can for you!
+ Mrs. Fendley
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