In this interactive, students click on a letter to see it in uppercase and lowercase. They click on the letter again to hear its sound and words associated with that sound.

This game provides students with simple and friendly explanations of division and fractions. Students are introduced to the terms quarters, halves, eighths, and equal shares. English learners can use this site to practice their listening as well as their math skills.

This page contains six online fiction books, eight online nonfiction books and puzzles. Each book will read paragraphs, sentences or single words to students as they click on the ear icon or click on what they would like to have read. Nonfiction reading passages include information about nature. Fiction passages are fantasy. This resource supports English language development for English language learners.

This resource supports English language development for English language learners. This page contains six online fiction books, eight online nonfiction books and puzzles. Each book will read paragraphs, sentences or single words to students as they click on the ear icon or click on what they would like to have read. Nonfiction reading passages include information about nature. Fiction passages are fantasy.

This resource supports the English language development of English language learners.
Students will enjoy learning how to compose and decompose numbers using base ten by playing this simple game that asks students to fill and deliver candy orders. The game provides language provides audio support through speaking the orders and great visual and graphic support for English language learners.

This game provides students with simple and friendly explanations of division and fractions. Students are introduced to the terms quarters, halves, eighths, and equal shares. English learners can use this site to practice their listening as well as their math skills.

This resource supports the English language development of English language learners. This short game gives students an opportunity to practice telling time. Visual cues and spoken as well as written words for the time provide language support for English learners. The game also contains a great chant-style song at the end accompanied by the changing hands of the clock which is useful for helping English language learners remember how to read the clock face.

In this interactive, students will make a word ending in -at that matches the picture by replacing the first consonant of the word.

In this interactive, students will make a word ending in -en that matches the picture by replacing the first consonant of the word.