Andolina, Jean, Grade 5 / Student Resources

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Student Resources:

Study Island- log on to practice the skills and objectives we are learning in class.

SpellingCity- this neat site allows you to enter your weekly spelling words and then practice, play games, and test yourself. What a great way to prepare for your test on Friday!

Sharon Computer Lab- here are some great links especially for fourth graders. Check out the North Carolina section to go along with our study of our state!

AAA Math- a fun way to sharpen your math skills!

IXL Math- Awesome site for practicing 4th grade Math skills

Interactive Math EOG Sample Questions- Click the goals under grade 4 for sample test items. These are great practice for the EOG.

Interactive Reading EOG Sample Questions- Read these selections and answer the questions that follow. Remember to read the questions first and look back to find your proof.

Rounding Game- Practice the rounding skills we've learned in class with this fun game!

The Enormous Turnip- Practice in sequencing skills

Synonym Sam- play this game with words that have the same meaning

Synonym Toast- Grab the toast with the synonym to the word on the toaster, but be fast! That bread is moving by quickly :).

Nutrition Expedition- these activites go along with our study of food science and nutrition

Reading Street- this cool site goes along with our Reading textbook. There are activities for each story and the vocabulary words. Check it out!

Pete's Power Point Station-this web site has hundreds of Power Point Presentations and Games to help you practice skills from class.

Drawing Conclusions-take this practice test to see how much you have learned about this skill

Homonyms Powerpoint 1, Homonyms Powerpoint 2- These two powerpoints are great explanation and practice for words that have multiple meanings.

Simplifying Fractions-Use this site to test your skills at reducing a fraction to its lowest terms.

Wordle- creating word clouds with this great program. We are using it as part of our project on the novel we just finished, The Report Card, by Andrew Clements.

Read Write Think- this is an excellent website filled with lots of wonderful resources.

Name that Genre- Use this link to practice your knowledge of the many different literary genres.

Tangram Puzzles-have fun with these ancient Chinese shapes.

Awesome Authors

Here are some favorite children's authors. Check out their web sites and then check out one of their books at the school or public library.