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BBC and DK Vision have partnered to create the Eyewitness natural history video series. Each video is about a half-hour long and focuses on one aspect of the natural world such as plants, elephants, volcanoes, islands, sight, or flight. All these videos would make great introductions for science class, and all are free on…
At this colorful site from New Zealand, you are sure to find something fun to add to your science studies! Science for Kids features games, lessons, experiments, videos, and other resources in 30 different science topic areas. Here are the 30 categories or topics: animals, plants, and nature biology, chemistry, and physics electricity, light,…
LearningGamesForKids.com is a good place to spend an afternoon or visit during the long summer hours. And if the natives are getting restless, have them practice their school lessons using the games, videos, and animated songs on this site! LGK includes the following sections, each with its own subsections and/or lists of games and other…
The Kids.gov website is divided into 3 main sections: — Grades K-5 (shown above) — Grades 6-8 — Parents & Teachers The Kids Section (K-5) contains links to age-appropriate social studies resources such as world country flags and information, maps, and current events. There is also an interactive USA map where kids can…
If you are either a Spanish learner or a Spanish teacher, you should know about this website! SpanishDict.com is totally free — all you have to do is sign up with your email address, click the link in the email they send, and create a username and password for yourself. Once you have that…