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Great games and activities for kids in the K-5 range based on PBS programming.
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A fantastic learning website for kids with games broken out by grade level. It lists games by type as well: letters, numbers, holiday, etc. |
 
Renaissance Place is where students can take an AR quiz, work on Freckle or do Star Math or Reading tests. |
Code.org is a website where students can learn the basics of coding using block-based programming. |
XtraMath is used a lot by our 2nd and 3rd grade students |
A fantastic game for the K-3 age range with games that focus on reading. |
Super Solvers: Outnumbered is a great game with addition and subtraction word problems and drills. For Grades 2-4.
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Teach your Monster to Read is an excellent website for K and 1st grades. Students design their monster and then teach it to read while gathering spaceship parts so it can go home. Each student has their own login. |
A great website for kids based on Canadian programming. There are games and activities for kids in the 5 & Under range and the 6-11 age range. |
Try not to die of dysentery as you travel 2,000 miles from Missouri to the Oregon Territory in this old-school game.
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Interested in Hangman?
Play some puzzles created by our 6th, 7th and 8th graders. |
NetSmartzKids is a program from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Kids that helps children learn to "use their netsmartz." This site features games, e-books, videos and activities for students in the 5-17 age range.
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TypingWeb is an excellent website that tracks student progress. Students in grades 5-8 have their own login and password. |
DanceMat typing is a wonderful introduction to typing that can be very helpful to the primary grade kids when first learning where to find the letters of the keyboard. |
This website reinforces the Superkids program the kids learn daily in grades K-2. There are interesting books and great games to help practice reading skills.
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Chase Carmen Sandiego and her team of VILE henchmen around the world. This is archived old-school software at it's best. |
Another fantastic old-school software game from 1994 - great for 4th grade. |
Mario Teaches Typing in 2 minute segments and you can choose your character. |
Festisite is a website that allows you to manipulate text in new and interesting ways. My favorite is the heart spiral. |
A super-fun math based game that is a lot like Pokemon. |
Kids in Grades 3 - 8 love to play Sumdog because it allows them to get competitive about math. Who can resist when there are coins to earn, houses to decorate and classmates to crush? |
Splash Math is a fun game for K-2 which requires students to use their school login. Practice math facts while earning coins and buying animals for your aquarium or safari! |
Mixed Up Fairy Tales is another wonderful game for young readers by Sierra from the mid-90s. Determine who goes with which fairy tale and find items necessary to the story.
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This is a living book. It takes the classic story by Mercer Mayer and enhances it with adorable clickable animations. Excellent for mouse skills and for encouraging an early love of reading. |