Khadejah Wilson

February 25,2018

IDT 3600

Interactive Learning

Interactive Learning Activities

Website’s Name Website URL Description of the

Interactive Learning
Activities
ABC Mouse https://www.abcmouse.com/ The ABC Mouse
website has activities
for reading, math,
English, Science, and
arts. It also has a
setting to change the
language to Spanish
for ESL students. This
website is for ages 2-
8 and If I would like I
could simply press
“Math” and have the
students do counting
numbers 1-20.
ABCYa http://www.abcya.com/first_grade_computers.htm ABCYa has math
games for the
students to count
coins and learn how
to use money in the
real world.
 Education https://www.education.com/ So that the students
can excel in their
reading the
Education website
has books that read
to the students
aloud.
Time4Learning https://www.time4learning.com/ The Time4Learning
website teaches
grade K-12 allowing
students at all ages
to gain from the
website. If a student
where interested in
learning more about
Synonyms and
Anonyms the website
has interactive
activities
Study Island http://www.studyisland.com/products/school Study Island’s
website has math,
science, ELA and
social studies. If I
wanted the students
to do an assessment I
would come to this
site. It allows
students to test their
test taking skills with
multiple choice
questions.
Internet4Classrooms https://www.internet4classrooms.com/skills_1st.htm Internet4Classrooms
is a great site to use
because the website
is very colorful for
students. For a first-
grade standard I
would use it to help
student tell time
Jumpstart http://www.jumpstart.com/common/shopping-list Jumpstart helps
students not only
gain knowledge from
subjects in the
standards but also
helps the students
have cognitive skills
such as for grocery
shopping which also
 improves their
reading skills.
Cool Math-Games http://www.coolmath-games.com/ Cool Math Games is
another great
interactive website
for students trying to
improve math skills.
A game called count
cubes where the
students must count
the cubes including
the hiding ones.
Splash Math This website is an all
math website which
is very useful. It has
curriculums for each
lesson that could be
discussed. I could use
the column for
measurements to
teach my future class
size ranges.
Interactive Site for http://interactivesites.weebly.com/cells.html This last site is
Education probably my favorite
and would be used
most in the
classroom. It has all
subjects a class
would cover
including teaching
students about
Holidays. It involves
being able to attend
the students liking. If
I were to choose a
section though I
could pick “Science”
then “Cells” and it
has of activities for
the students to play
with learning
structures of animal
and plant cells.