This site has additional practice pages as well as games and activities that support our grammar program.

This site has EDM study link pages, family letters, journal pages, for chapters 1 - 10 as well as some SRB resources. The files are copyrighted, so students should view the page and answer the questions on another piece of paper that they can bring to school and staple to their book.

This site has lots of great activities. One of the activities I like best is Geometric Solids. You can click on the shape and move it around so you can see all sides of the three dimensional solid. You can also change the colors as you click on faces, edges, or vertices and the computer will count them for you!

This interactive game is a lot of fun! The object of the game is to meet the target number by using the numbers provided and following the powerline. When you've mastered Powerlines 1 you will get a password to go on to Powerlines 2. Have fun!

This site is called Adapted Math and describes itself as a better way to learn math. There are many activities and worksheets you can use to  practice concepts as well as have fun while making sure you understand.

This website has a variety of games and great links!

This link will take you to an interactive map of Marco Polo's travels.

This site has a wide variety of resources for many subject areas. It has a lot of history videos for elementary students. 

Another site with a wealth of information on many subject areas.

This site is full of video clips and information about the Vikings in Norway, Iceland, Greenland and the east coast of present day Canada!

This link has some basic information about classification of animals and two classification games. One is in the African Savannah and the other is in the North American Forest.

This link has information and directions so you can perform a virtual Owl Pellet Dissection!

This link has some great review games and activities for animal classification and food chains as well as many other topics!

Great site for all kinds of astronomy investigations!

Click on "Tonight's Sky" in the left hand side bar for a video showing and explaining what you'll find in the sky for the current month.

This webquest was borrowed from a WebQuest by Mr. Conant - briscoe Middle School, Beverly, MA. Thank you Mr. Conant! When I checked this out, some of the links weren't active any longer, but I still think enough are active links and sites to complete the webquest. Have fun learning about the phases of the moon!

This link will show a video of the changes in the moon over the course of one month.

This interactive site helps with understanding how shadows are formed and how the position of the light source impacts the shadow. You can move the sun to see the impact on shadows outside over the course of a day.

http://studio.code.org/sections/VOTRUG

Great search engine for kids!

There are multiple links on this page to search engines for children.

This web site is a great site to help study! I didn't have to set up an account. Simply look in the lower right hand corner and click on the area you want to study and learn more about! Enjoy!

This site will help you cite references for a bibliography.

http://www.citationmachine.net/mla/cite-a-book

This site is a fabulous study tool! You can search for pre-made flashcards and games or create your own! If you create your own, you will need to set up an account so please check with your parents first. Once the information on the subject matter is entered, the site will create a variety of study activities as well as practice tests for you!