Spelling Practice

Jigsawdoku
Created for youngsters, this spin-off of Sudoku is a favorite in the school computer lab. Smaller colorful puzzles. Play using pictures, letters, or numbers.

Websukoku
**A free version of Sudoku, with a new puzzle each time you play. Click on the Options button to set your preferences so you can check your accuracy as you play.

Thinking Fountain A-Z
**Great ideas for the Science Fair, or just for fun!

Girls Go Tech
**Informational and fun site designed by Girl Scouts to keep girls involved in science and engineering careers. Go for it ladies!

Copycat
**Repeat the light-up sequences by clicking on the color tiles. Similar to “Simon”
 

Time 4 Learning
**Find your grade level and choose an activity.

Eduplace.com
**Practice your proofreading skills with this editing game.

AAA Math
**Practice adding 3-digit numbers.

Puzzle Map
**Put the continents in the right place.
 

Search for the plants and animals in a habitat and place them on the food chain.**

Wacky Tales
**Choose a story, and fill in the words for the requested parts of speech. You are guaranteed to have one wacky tale. (similar to Mad Libs) Remember to use Home Row positioning on the keyboard!!!!!!

Geography Puzzle Maps
**Packed with information about each state. Select to learn about all the states, or break the country down into Northeastern, Southern, Midwest/Great Plains, or Mountain & Pacific. Click and drag the state shapes into position on the map.

Money Skills

**Buy it with the little farmer.

Grammar Blast

**Have a blast with Grammar Blast!  Answer 10 questions and earn up to 100 game points.

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