Alphabats - Rhyming Words is a super fun way for kids to practice phonemic awareness. Click on the bats’ bellies to hear the words, and then match the words with rhyming sounds. Match 6 words correctly and then help the bats collect fireflies!
This is a visual communication board that allows students who are verbal or non-verbal to communicate how they are feeling when they are sick. Ask the student the question and have them touch or speak a response to communicate how they are feeling.
This short video and interactive assessment activity is designed to teach second graders an overview of am and pm.
This site providedes a brief synopsis of each of the forty-four presidents of the United States, from President George Washington to President Barack H. Obama. By clicking on their photograph at the top of the page, students will access their biography. In addition, their major accomplishments are described and various objects related to them are depicted.
Arcade type game that has students press specific letter keys on the keyboard to play songs. The game requires students to hold down the letter key for the correct number of beats, or length of the bar, thus training them to keep a steady beat when playing. If pitches move by step, letters are adjacent. Pitches that have larger intervals are further apart. There is a free play option where students can create their own melodies which would be great for improvisation.
This is a site with information on the dangers of using anabolic steroids. Students will learn how steroids are used, the effects of steroid use, the dangers of using steroids, and what to do to get help.
This is a demonstration analysis of an excerpt of "Auld Lang Syne", breaking down chords and their progressions along the way. Visual and auditory examples are given. Extremely useful for advancing composition students and theory students.
This is an easy interactive resource that allows students to choose between 2 scenes, and then choose sound effects to accompany the short movie. With several options to choose from for each small clip, this proves a great lesson on how different sounds can change the meaning of a scene.
This short video and interactive assessment activity is designed to give fourth graders an overview of classification of angles.
In this online interactive, students solve problems estimating degree of measurement for the angle shown.
This practice worksheet helps students to develop an understanding of angles and angle measurement through the practice of solving addition and subtraction problems to find unknown angles on a diagram in real-world and mathematical problems. Answers can be found here: https://corbettmathsprimary.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/angle-facts-answers.pdf
This online interactive allows teachers to create angles of various sizes and demonstrate how to measure them using either a 180 degree or 360 degree protractor. The protractors are automatically centered on the vertex of the angle.
This short video and interactive assessment activity is designed to give fourth graders an overview of measurement of angles.
The students will be able to define the radian measure of an angle.
In this interactive, students demonstrate their understanding of angle vocabulary.
Interactive tool which allows user to measure angles of a dilated shape.
This is a multi-day culminating activity based on unit 2 of the 4th grade Wonders curriculum. Students will work in groups to research a chosen animal off of a given list. After researching the animal, they will create a visual using four nonfiction text features to describe the animal. Students will connect a Makey Makey to their presentation and record audio describing each section. After projects are complete, students will participate in a gallery walk. A rubric accompanies this activity so teachers have guidelines on how to assess student work.
This interactive animation shows the user the process of meiosis and the changes a cell undergoes at each stage of cell division. The resource does allow one to view meiosis as a continuous sequence or stop at any stage and review critical events taking place during each stage.
Students will look at each sentence and read the underlined idiom. Next, students select the answer that gives the meaning of the underlined idiom. Students receive immediate feedback after each sentence for their response.
Students will match each sentence with the correct idiom.