Favorite Links for Kids

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    Room Recess

    RoomRecess.com was developed entirely by an elementary school teacher with the goal of reinforcing fundamental learning concepts in math, reading, spelling, language arts, and basic problem solving. Because their website is entirely free, students do not have to sign up or hold an account. They simply load up an activity and have fun learning while they play!

    My personal favorites are "Snowball Fight Addition" and "Antonym Match."

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    ABC Ya!
    Outstanding learning-game site for grades K-5. 36 games for K and 50 games for 1st. Great to use as an independent computer center. Students can easily navigate this site on their own. Letter, number, and "create something" games + holiday-themed games as well.
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    http://jmathpage.com/JIMSNumbercounting.html
    Outstanding MATH site. Great independent computer center for students preschool and up. Great graphics. They have a large variety of games for various ages. 57 different games just for counting!
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    http://www.bemboszoo.com/Bembo.swf
    One of my all-time favorites! This is a wonderful way to get kids interested in the uppercase alphabet letters. They love animals and seeing the letters all jumbled up and making an animal that starts with that letter. The animal noises and bright colors add to the FANTASTIC fun!
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    http://www.meddybemps.com/6.7.html
    Outstanding site with a huge selection of interactive games and activities for preschool and a bit older children. One of my favorites is clicking on a letter and watching an adorable spider write each individual letter. Students can then try their hand at writing the letter as well.
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    Online Coloring
    Outstanding Online coloring site for kids. Alphabetized list from Aesop's Fables to Zodiac Signs. Very current! They even have a Tayor Swift picture to color. Themes teachers will like: alphabet, holidays, fairy tales, nursery rhymes, & numbers (with sets). What makes it cool: Children can print, e-mail, post to Facebook, and the top artists are listed, as well as work is posted. You can also save your work in your own personal gallery!
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    http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/createagraph/
    Students can choose from 4 different kinds of graphs, input their data and create colorful graphs for their papers and projects. Great for teachers to use on smart-boards to explain the various ways to graph. A fun culmination to data entry.
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    kidzone.ws
    This site is done by the young daughter of DLTK's webmaster. I let my Y5's know this when I send them to this site on a Web Quest. They think it's pretty cool that a "kid" has their own website that they manage. I do too! Highlites: Magic Tricks!and Animal Facts
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    colormountain.com
    This is an interactive site where children can click and color online. My favorites: Connect the dots and color a variety of themed pictures. I use this site for my students to gain computer skills, because it's easy for them to understand and increases their fine motor skills. They also enjoy it.
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    http://www.colormegood.com/natureoutdoors.html
    If you're looking for coloring pages this is the place to go. A very organized alphabetical listing makes using their site a breeze. They have excellent graphics that print with no advertising on an entire page. Lots of educational themes and holidays.
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    www.playtonium.com
    This is a fun memory game for your kids to play that will help them review the alphabet. It's called Alpha-zoo and looks like the original Memory-Match game so it's an easy game for them to play independently! Children have to match the letter to the animal.
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    http://www.education.com/slideshow/color-animal-alphabet/Color_Letter_A/
    Lots of fun activities on this site for kids. Especially LOVE the uppercase animal alphabet coloring pages.
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    cool math games
    A ton of cool math games accompanied by the crazy music kids enjoy.
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    Telling Time
    Harcourt School's Clock with digital time answers for kids to click on. Perfect for an independent computer center for telling time practice. Simple-easy-fun.
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    http://www.americaslibrary.gov/
    This link is sponsored by the Library of Congress in Washington DC. It is the largest library and our National Library. This is an awesome site for History and Geography and just plain fun trivia with interesting stories. They have 5 main buttons: Meet Amazing Americans, Jump Back In Time, Join America At Play, and See Hear and Sing. A search key makes things even easier to find what you're looking for. 3 of my favorite features are send a postcard, find out what was happening on your birthday, and explore the states.
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    Math Cats
    Drag the polygons and make lovely patterns!
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    http://www.aaaknow.com/kinder.htm
    Great math website for computer games that cover the standards. Categorized by grade level K-8th.
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    Lil Fingers
    This Site has story books, coloring pages, games and is very kid friendly and easy to navigate. A nice site for an independent computer station in your classroom to review numbers and the alphabet. I especially like the Mommy and Me storybook and the 1-9 counting book for a cute review for little ones. They also have a nice alphabet memory match game that is challenging.
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    Alphabet Magnet Game

    Children can practice alphabet, number, and punctuation recognition by clicking and dragging magnets to the refrigerator. Children will hear the letter, number or shape when they click on it.  The FREE online game features the colorful alphabet magnets and a big refrigerator.  This is a wonderful site for an independent computer center.

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    http://www.mathnook.com/
    A huge number of games. Mostly for 1st grade and up, although I think K's could do Exact Change, Space Match Geo and Add Em UP at the easy level These are my top pix.