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freerice.com for vocabulary and multiplication facts too

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My kids love taking quizzes on this, and it's a good way to get a paperless grade. (They can play live or can be assigned as "homework" to do during centers)

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Study Ladder

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Www.multiplication.com
Students can practice addition and subtraction skills too!

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IXL.com looks helpful for math

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That quiz.org is good, although I haven't used it in a long time.

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great articles and question sets

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Does anyone use Fun Brain?

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it kind of figures out what the student is missing and creates an individualized path for that student

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Xtramath.org
*great for reinforcing math fluency
*we use daily--only takes 5-10 mins per student

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We use this for researching

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Digital issues...I've used in past and really liked, but having a hard time incorporating this year.

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I use edmark for reading and I'm starting to use an interactive touchmath  program.

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We use this for fact fluency as well as math and science.