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This is a paid program, but it is a great educational website for ages 2-8. It has games and exercises for reading, math, art, and science. This is a great website that the students can use at home as well.

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This allows teachers to create a custom YouTube almost. The teacher decides what educational videos he/she wants to provide for the students to watch.

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This website would be used more in the upper grades. It allows students to create a "web" of ideas on their group page. Members of the group can add to the web and communicate about their project from anywhere. This website also allows the teacher to go back in time and see who typed what and when. That way he/she can make sure all the students are participating.

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This website allows you to choose what grade level, what subject, and what lesson you want your students to learn. It then gives choices of games the student can play. This would be great for center time within the classroom.

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Fun Brain is a website for Pre-k - 8th. It has games, books, videos, and printables to help students expand their skills in reading, math, literacy and problem-solving. All content is organized by grade level, so it easy to access.

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It is an interactive, online quiz. The whole class participates, but the questions are answered by each individual student. The teacher can create his/her own quiz, or chose from ones already created.

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Starfall is a website used for pre-k and kindergarten. It has interactive books, games, and learning exercises for the children to play around with.

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This is a free website for teachers to use to connect with their students and parents. It is a very good tool for positive reinforcement and self-motivation. You can give individual students points for things like helping others, completing your work, participating, etc. You can also award points to groups; so a teacher could have table groups work together and award points to them as a whole for good teamwork. Teachers can also upload photos of what the class is doing that day. The teacher can also chat with parents individually or as a group through class dojo.

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Go Noodle is a website that offers fun, interactive videos to get the students' brain and body moving. It has funny dance videos to self-motivating videos.

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I chose Brainpop Jr. because it is geared towards k-3. It's a great website that has many interactive games, videos, and activities for all subjects. Teachers can even create their own quizzes and assign them to their class for homework. (They would need parent help of course)