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Travel to different areas of the world and identify animals that live in there by taking a photo of the animal.

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Your job is to explore ecosystems and solve puzzles to help get the plants and animals what they need.

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Games : Can You Dig It? . PLUM LANDING | PBS KIDS

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Solve puzzles to help plants and animals in different ecosystems get what they need to survive in this online PLUM LANDING game.

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Perfect for kids interested in history is the Patriot Tales Comic Book Series! The series highlights the history of Valley Forge National Historical Park and other historical locations in Montco, with a fictional story of children traveling back in time to meet George Washington and embarking on an exciting adventure to discover the area's rich history. All five editions are available for download!

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Perfect for kids interested in history is the Patriot Tales Comic Book Series! The series highlights the history of Valley Forge National Historical Park and other historical locations in Montco, with a fictional story of children traveling back in time to meet George Washington and embarking on an exciting adventure to discover the area's rich history.

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A read aloud of ALWAYS LOOKING UP: NANCY GRACE ROMAN, ASTRONOMER—a biography of Nancy Grace Roman, known as the “mother of the Hubble” and the first Chief of Astronomy at NASA. Students will reach for the stars as they draw their own telescope and a sparkling celestial scene.

Worksheets and Planning Guide are linked.

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Our Featured Guest:

NASA Astronomers, & Illustrator, Louise Pigott

Join NASA scientists Dr. Hashima Hasan, Dr. Begoña Vila, and Dr. Prabal Saxena as they share fun facts about stars, space, and telescopes.

Then join fellow space admirer and illustrator Louise Pigott with a read aloud of ALWAYS LOOKING UP: NANCY GRACE ROMAN, ASTRONOMER-a biography of Nancy Grace Roman, known as the "mother of the Hubble" and the first Chief of Astronomy at NASA. Students will be reminded that while there may be challenges along the way, you should do what you love and keep looking up. They'll want to reach for the stars as they draw their own telescope and a sparkling celestial scene.

Supplies needed: Computer or phone access to play video, a variety of Crayola art tools, plain paper or printed Thinking Sheets, copy of the book ALWAYS LOOKING UP (optional)

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DAY 3: Wishing Upon Stars - Crayola Creativity Week

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A read aloud of ALWAYS LOOKING UP: NANCY GRACE ROMAN, ASTRONOMER—a biography of Nancy Grace Roman, known as the “mother of the Hubble” and the first Chief of Astronomy at NASA. Students will reach for the stars as they draw their own telescope and a sparkling celestial scene.

Worksheets and Planning Guide are linked.

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Our Featured Guest:

NASA Astronomers, & Illustrator, Louise Pigott

Join NASA scientists Dr. Hashima Hasan, Dr. Begoña Vila, and Dr. Prabal Saxena as they share fun facts about stars, space, and telescopes.

Then join fellow space admirer and illustrator Louise Pigott with a read aloud of ALWAYS LOOKING UP: NANCY GRACE ROMAN, ASTRONOMER-a biography of Nancy Grace Roman, known as the "mother of the Hubble" and the first Chief of Astronomy at NASA. Students will be reminded that while there may be challenges along the way, you should do what you love and keep looking up. They'll want to reach for the stars as they draw their own telescope and a sparkling celestial scene.

Supplies needed: Computer or phone access to play video, a variety of Crayola art tools, plain paper or printed Thinking Sheets, copy of the book ALWAYS LOOKING UP (optional)

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DAY 3: Wishing Upon Stars - Crayola Creativity Week

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Good for Personal Narratives..? Links to worksheets and Planning Guide.

Hear THE STORY OF YOU from author Lisa Ann Scott, reminding kids that every action they take and decision they make is writing their life story, before drawing themselves as the stars of their stories alongside illustrator Sue Cornelison.

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Our Featured Guests:

14-year-old actress, Avatar: The Way of Water & Musician Trinity Bliss, & Author Lisa Ann Scott & Illustrator Sue Cornelison

Our actions and words shape the people we are.

Join 14-year-old actor from AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER and musician Trinity Bliss as she shares her songwriting process and illustrates lyrics that tell her personal story.

Hear THE STORY OF YOU from author Lisa Ann Scott, reminding kids that every action they take and decision they make is writing their life story, before drawing themselves as the stars of their stories alongside illustrator Sue Cornelison.

Supplies needed: Computer or phone access to play video, a variety of Crayola art tools, plain paper or printed Thinking Sheets, copy of the book THE STORY OF YOU (optional)

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DAY 5: Writing Your Story - Crayola Creativity Week

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Good for Personal Narratives..? Links to worksheets and Planning Guide.

Hear THE STORY OF YOU from author Lisa Ann Scott, reminding kids that every action they take and decision they make is writing their life story, before drawing themselves as the stars of their stories alongside illustrator Sue Cornelison.

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Our Featured Guests:

14-year-old actress, Avatar: The Way of Water & Musician Trinity Bliss, & Author Lisa Ann Scott & Illustrator Sue Cornelison

Our actions and words shape the people we are.

Join 14-year-old actor from AVATAR: THE WAY OF WATER and musician Trinity Bliss as she shares her songwriting process and illustrates lyrics that tell her personal story.

Hear THE STORY OF YOU from author Lisa Ann Scott, reminding kids that every action they take and decision they make is writing their life story, before drawing themselves as the stars of their stories alongside illustrator Sue Cornelison.

Supplies needed: Computer or phone access to play video, a variety of Crayola art tools, plain paper or printed Thinking Sheets, copy of the book THE STORY OF YOU (optional)

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A Q&A video with a focusing on culture. Students can create a Personal Life Map to show how the past impacts your future. Links to planning guide and worksheets included.

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DAY 7: Connecting Past and Future — Crayola Creativity Week

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Our Featured Guests: Fashion Editor Eva Chen & Illustrator Sophie Diao Lucky Magazine ’s youngest ever editor-in-chief, and current head of Fashion & Partnerships at Instagram, Eva Chen, will inspire kids to explore their culture, imagine their future, and think about their per

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DAY 7: Connecting Past and Future — Crayola Creativity Week

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Our Featured Guests: Fashion Editor Eva Chen & Illustrator Sophie Diao Lucky Magazine ’s youngest ever editor-in-chief, and current head of Fashion & Partnerships at Instagram, Eva Chen, will inspire kids to explore their culture, imagine their future, and think about their per

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Abby's wand uncovers items buried in the sand. The items match the letter on her bucket. **May be best used with small group to hear the sounds as they discover the items.

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Our friends, the Grammar Gorillas, need help identifying parts of speech. If you click on the right word in the sentence, our friends get a banana.
Beginner: nouns and verbs
Advanced: all (noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, preposition, interjection, conjunction)
A "help section" appears beneath the sentence with definition of each part of speech.

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Suitable for grades 2 - 6, Grammar Gorillas lets you select the correct part of speech to feed the gorillas & to win. Play Grammar Gorillas online, here.

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Read the passage in the storm cloud, pick the tree below that has the correct main idea.

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Skill: Main Idea
Read the story in the storm cloud, then strike the tree that shows the main idea.

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Finding the main idea of a paragraph is an important skills for elementary students. Being able to do so, shows that children are progressing beyond simple fluency and beginning to read for understanding.

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Main Idea | Free Reading Skills Game for Kids & Elementary Students

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Strike the tree containing the main idea with lightning.

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Skill: Main Idea
Read the story in the storm cloud, then strike the tree that shows the main idea.

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Finding the main idea of a paragraph is an important skills for elementary students. Being able to do so, shows that children are progressing beyond simple fluency and beginning to read for understanding.

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Main Idea | Free Reading Skills Game for Kids & Elementary Students

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Strike the tree containing the main idea with lightning.

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Get Minecraft Education for your classroom. Find out how using this game will take your students’ learning to the next level.

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This deceptively simple game is actually a lot of fun. Kids (and teachers!) can experiment with combining different elements, such as fire or dirt, to create something entirely new.

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free for 30 days....start during coding units

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If your classroom is far from a 1:1 environment (more like 1:32), it can be hard to find great technology projects that really work. Here are some simple tech tools students can use to create awesome projects. Students can work together in cooperative learning groups or independently depending on your access to technology in your school district. Bonus: They're all free!

1. Inkle

Inkleis a fun digital storytelling tool for students. Rather than having students use Microsoft Word, change things up by having them create a digital book. Students will love adding images to make their story come to life!

Cooperative learning idea: Students can collaborate and create a Choose Your Own Adventure story! Each child adds a paragraph to the story and at least two options for readers to choose from. They insert images by adding the link to an image they like online. This Web 2.0 tool is free and the children's work can be saved and shared.

2. Story Bird

With Story Bird, kids can choose images and invent their very own unique story to go along with the pictures. Students must use their inference skills to depict an image. What is the character feeling? Where does the story take place (setting)? What's the plot? It's up to kids to decide after they carefully examine every detail of their image. There is no right or wrong answer.

Cooperative learning idea: Have students share a computer and agree on an image. Then they go off and depict the image as they see it. The students can then compare and contrast their results.

3. Build Your Wild Self

New York Zoos and Aquarium / Wildlife Conservation Society has an interactive game called Build Your Wild Self! Students choose different body parts and limbs for their creature. Then, they choose a habitat. When they're all finished, the site describes each attribute they chose. For example, orb spider eyes: "You have six eyes, but you can't see very well. You use your keen sense of touch to track down prey."

Cooperative l earning idea: Have students work together to build a "wild self" and write a paragraph describing what their animal would eat, their animal's habitat, exceptional characteristics and talents, as well as their unique adaptations. You could also group students into teams to create a habitat that would be suitable for all of their animals!

4. Blabberize

Blabberize is a free tool that makes photos come to life! Students upload a photo, create a mouth and record whatever they would like their image to say!

Cooperative learning idea: Students can take turns talking. This tool can be used to give a history or science report. Students could describe an animal's adaptations by making the animal they researched talk!

5. Little Bird Tales

Students can create digital books, add or draw photos and insert their very own voice with Little Bird Tales! You could have each student create a page to create a class book. Click here for an example.

Cooperative learning idea: Older students can work in teams and create a digital book for a presentation. This is a great project for students who don't enjoy giving oral presentations.

6. What if? Genie

If students aren't feeling inspired, have them ask the story genie! The genie randomly generates a "what if?" question for kids. The "what if?" questions are crazy and imaginative, ones kids would have a blast writing about! Hit the genie square to generate a question.

Cooperative learning idea: Students can share a computer, generate a "What if?" question, then go off and write! Then they can compare and contrast their results.

7. Free Rice

Have students make a difference by practicing their math, chemistry, anatomy, geography, foreign language, vocabulary, grammar, humanities and even for the SAT. "For each answer they get right, 10 grains of rice is donated through the World Food Programme to help end hunger."

Cooperative learning idea: Students can go on Free Rice and calculate how much rice they donated as a group and create a graph to show their weekly results. This can be an ongoing project throughout the year. Groups can compare and contrast their results.

8. Animoto

A free Animoto account lets students create 30-second videos, which can be challenging!

Cooperative learning idea: Have students explain something in 30 seconds through music and images. Above is an example of a water cycle video.

9. Boggle

How many letters can you chain together to form a word? Point value: 3 or 4 letters = 1 point, 5 = 2 points, 6 = 3 points, 7 = 5 points, 8 or more = 11 points. Goal: Try to form as many words as you can before time runs out! Visit Teacher Led for a free letter generator!

Cooperative learning idea: Have students work in teams to create words. Then as a math project, they can create fractions (words created / how many times they rolled the dice) or graphs (compare/contrast the number of words created).
Erin Bittman is a designer turned teacher. Check out her blog E Is for Explore! You can also find E Is for Explore! on Facebook and Pinterest.

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"What on Earth?" Guess famous places on earth and the locations of their continents and countries. How much do you know about our big wide world? Pick difficulty level: Supereasy-impossible, but "super easy" is probably good for 4th grade. You'll have to correctly name a monument (ie Berlin Wall) and then locate Europe, and then locate Germany on a globe.

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Guess famous places on earth and the locations of their continents and countries. How much do you know about our big wide world?

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Our friends, the Grammar Gorillas, need help identifying parts of speech. If you click on the right word in the sentence, our friends get a banana.
Beginner: nouns and verbs
Advanced: all (noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, preposition, interjection, conjunction)
A "help section" appears beneath the sentence with definition of each part of speech.

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Suitable for grades 2 - 6, Grammar Gorillas lets you select the correct part of speech to feed the gorillas & to win. Play Grammar Gorillas online, here.

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Our friends, the Grammar Gorillas, need help identifying parts of speech. If you click on the right word in the sentence, our friends get a banana.
Beginner: nouns and verbs
Advanced: all (noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, preposition, interjection, conjunction)
A "help section" appears beneath the sentence with definition of each part of speech.

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Solve math problems to hit the ball and score runs. Based on the difficulty of problems, a hit could be a single, double, triple, or home run. Get problems wrong and strike out!

The game is over after 3 outs. Choose addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. Can also set to "all of the above". You can also set easy, medium, hard, or super brain.

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Solve math problems to hit the ball and score runs. Based on the difficulty of problems, a hit could be a single, double, triple, or home run. Get problems wrong and strike out!

The game is over after 3 outs. Choose addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. Can also set to "all of the above". You can also set easy, medium, hard, or super brain.

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Solve math problems to hit the ball and score runs. Based on the difficulty of problems, a hit could be a single, double, triple, or home run. Get problems wrong and strike out!

The game is over after 3 outs. Choose addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. Can also set to "all of the above". You can also set easy, medium, hard, or super brain.

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Solve math problems to hit the ball and score runs. Based on the difficulty of problems, a hit could be a single, double, triple, or home run. Get problems wrong and strike out!

The game is over after 3 outs. Choose addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. Can also set to "all of the above". You can also set easy, medium, hard, or super brain.

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Sometimes changes to the Earth happen over several years, and sometimes they happen in just minutes. But some changes take hundreds, thousands, or millions of years to occur.

Explore the four eons of Earth’s history. How has the Earth’s surface changed over time?

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Help Bluey and Bingo keep the balloons from touching the ground in a game of Keepy Uppy! Play fun games online with Bluey, Bingo and their friends.

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Hide and Seek with Curious George.
Find the digit, the number word, and count the animals.

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Locate the hidden numbers and number names, and well as George's hidden animal friends!

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Tangrams

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Cyberchase . Games . Tangram Game | PBS KIDS

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Break the piggy bank open and sort coins and bills. Can chose coins, bills, or both.

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This free educational game lets kids review facts about coins and bills and practice sorting them. Players review the names of the coins, as well as the name of the person featured on and the value of each coin or bill. Once they complete five levels, players are presented with a fun brain break activity.

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Basic identify nouns. Common and proper as well.

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ABCya! • Parts of Speech Quest 1 - Nouns

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Parts of Speech Quest - Nouns is an exhilarating adventure game where you must become a Nouns Master to defeat the terrible dragon that attacked the kingdom of Lingua! Put your knowledge of nouns to the test as you venture through the Castle of Nouns in this epic quest!

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Some basic identify verbs, but also past, present and future identification, and fill-in-the-blank questions.

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Parts of Speech Quest - Verbs is an exhilarating adventure game where you must become a Verbs Master to defeat the terrible dragon that attacked the kingdom of Lingua! Put your knowledge of verbs to the test as you venture through the Cave of Verbs in this epic quest!

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Some basic identify verbs, but also past, present and future identification, and fill-in-the-blank questions.

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Parts of Speech Quest - Verbs is an exhilarating adventure game where you must become a Verbs Master to defeat the terrible dragon that attacked the kingdom of Lingua! Put your knowledge of verbs to the test as you venture through the Cave of Verbs in this epic quest!

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In order to unlock levels, students must identify adjectives. It begins pretty basic, but progresses to normative, comparative and superlative.

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ABCya! • Parts of Speech Quest 3 - Adjectives

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Parts of Speech Quest - Adjectives is an exhilarating adventure game where you must become a Adjectives Master to defeat the terrible dragon that attacked the kingdom of Lingua! Put your knowledge of verbs to the test as you venture through the Pyramid of Adjectives in this epic quest!

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In order to unlock levels, students must identify adjectives. It begins pretty basic, but progresses to normative, comparative and superlative.

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ABCya! • Parts of Speech Quest 3 - Adjectives

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Parts of Speech Quest - Adjectives is an exhilarating adventure game where you must become a Adjectives Master to defeat the terrible dragon that attacked the kingdom of Lingua! Put your knowledge of verbs to the test as you venture through the Pyramid of Adjectives in this epic quest!

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ABCya! * Friendly Letter Maker - Learn to Write a Friendly Letter!

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ABCya! Computer Lab: Language Arts - Type a Friendly Letter | This interactive activity helps students to learn the five parts of a friendly letter. By following the step by step guide, students can create a letter and then print it. Kids can focus on content while the letter maker takes care of formatting.

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Choose one or all: nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions

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Parts of Speech Asteroids is an educational computer game for kids that provides practice in matching word types.

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Nouns and Verbs

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ABCya! • Ice Cream Talk - Learn Nouns & Verbs in a Yummy Way

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Practice learning nouns and verbs in a fun and yummy way! Help the monkey collect 10 scoops of ice cream before the monster does! To collect scoops of ice cream you must correctly identify the nouns and/or verbs in the sentences. There is a fun bonus activity if you collect 10 scoops without getting any nouns or verbs incorrect! It’s a great way to practice parts of speech. Play 3 different ways: Nouns only, Verbs only or both Nouns and Verbs.

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Let Me Grow

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Help get water to the thirsty flowers by removing blocks and opening levees. Be careful not to get the garden gnomes wet!

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Ready, Set, Grow
Abby and Elmo plant seeds and observe what happens with water and sunlight.

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Play Sesame Street games with Elmo, Cookie Monster, Abby Cadabby, Grover, and more!

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These games challenge you to find baby animal pairs, spot differences in photos, and match baby critters with the adult versions.

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Our friends, the Grammar Gorillas, need help identifying parts of speech. If you click on the right word in the sentence, our friends get a banana.
Beginner: nouns and verbs
Advanced: all (noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, preposition, interjection, conjunction)
A "help section" appears beneath the sentence with definition of each part of speech.

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Suitable for grades 2 - 6, Grammar Gorillas lets you select the correct part of speech to feed the gorillas & to win. Play Grammar Gorillas online, here.

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Help the hamster ball through mazes using simple machines.

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Team Hamster! and The Ruffman Ruffman Show . Games . Roll to the Rescue | PBS KIDS

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Help the hamsters find their favorite things before Ruff throws them away! Use simple machines to roll the hamsters through each maze.

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Information about each state.

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Get facts and photos of the U.S. states and territories, and the District of Columbia.

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Collect and separate trash, recycle, and compost.

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Help clean up the park! Your job is to sort the stuff people throw away and put it in the proper bin. Is it recycling, compost, or trash? Get facts about climate change and tips on how you can help save the earth.

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There are different blanks to fill in (Mad Libs), to create a silly story.

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There are different blanks to fill in (Mad Libs), to create a silly story.

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Guess the Word: Different difficulty levels. It seems that the words are related to features/body parts of animals and animal groups.

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Guess all the letters to spell out the secret words before the Triceratops becomes the Tyrannosaurus rex's lunch! The more letters you guess incorrectly, the closer T. rex gets to his meal. Choose from three difficulty levels.

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Guess all the letters to spell out the secret words before the Triceratops becomes the Tyrannosaurus rex's lunch! The more letters you guess incorrectly, the closer T. rex gets to his meal. Choose from three difficulty levels.

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Play "What Goes Together" and match a country's flag to its landmark.

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These games challenge you to find national landmark pairs, spot differences in photos, and match countries with their flags. Plus, get facts about Brazil, India, Egypt, and more!

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These games challenge you to find baby animal pairs, spot differences in photos, and match baby critters with the adult versions.

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There are different blanks to fill in (Mad Libs), to create a silly story.

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Science: What Goes Together? Matching Game

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Science: What Goes Together? Matching Game

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Different levels. "Hard" is matching animals to the food they eat.

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These games challenge you to find animal pairs, spot differences in photos, and match critters with the foods they eat. Plus, get facts about tigers, giant pandas, green sea turtles, and more!