Web Resources for Teachers

Free

· Xtramath.org

Helps students with math fact mastery and includes all 4 operations.

Has 3 levels of mastery for students to work through.

· SpellingCity.com (Basic)

Create a list and have students practice for their spelling tests.

Students can take the test online – help with the technology standards and keyboarding skills

· Gonoodle.com

Provides brain breaks, calming activities and indoor recess for your students

· Readworks.org (2nd grade and up)

Articles for various reading levels with questions

· NEWSELA.com (2nd grade and up)

Current events about various subjects that can be leveled with the same info.

· http://www.adlit.org

all about adolescent literacy

reading strategies with handouts and other materials

· Onlinestopwatch.com

Various timers and the option to use a stopwatch or countdown mode

· Scholastic.com

Summer reading club

· Teacher resources for major holidays and historical eventshttps://feedback.sixflags.com/rts/

Read to Succeed Program for free tickets to Great America

· Khan Academy

Videos for math are very helpful

· ILwritingmatters.com

Great place to find resources aligned to the standards for writing

· theteachertoolkit.com

free reading strategies

behavior management strategies

videos of how to implement the strategy with multiple grade levels

· Pandora.com

Music helps students focus (classical or instrumental)

Freeze dance is a popular brain break

· Teachertube.com

YouTube for teachers – if your district doesn’t have YouTube you can ask them if this would be okay. Doesn’t have the advertisements or comments that might not be school appropriate like YouTube does.

Paid

· SpellingCity.com(Premium)

Have students take tests online and store the results

Lots of games for students to play

· Brainpop.com

Free videos offered each month

With membership there are videos on a wide variety of topics in most subject areas and you can print out the quizzes and other materials for students

· Raz-Kids.com/Reading a-z.com

Individualized reading program for students

Can print out books for use with close reading, mentor text or to send home with students who might not have books at home to read

· Superteacherworksheets.com

Great resource for additional material in math, reading and writing

Gives fun mystery pictures to help students practice math fluency

Has social studies and science components as well as holiday activities

· Edhelper.com

Has morning work, novel units, holidays and more in one quick location

· Teacherspayteachers.com

Use with caution, preview everything you might want to purchase to make sure it works for you.

Great novel units, academic vocabulary, newsletter templates and math resources here.

Additional Resource

Six Flags® Read to Succeed Six Hour Reading Club!

Students must complete six hours (360 minutes) of recreational reading to earn one FREE Six Flags ticket.

Students can read books, eBooks, magazines, newspapers or comic books (digital or hardcopy). Reading for homework or a class assignment does NOT count.