Good Examples:
- Khan Academy - The site has great resources mainly for math and science. It has a lot of tutorials and helpful information.
- Brainpop - Brainpop has a lot of short length videos that give good introduction to endless topics. It is a bit on the juvenile side, but I used to use this a lot when I taught middle school math. But I do believe a paid subscription is required for this.
- PBS Kids - This is a great resource for young kids. It has so many educational games and videos that can be watched. Excellent use of media and videos.
- Kids USA - This site has a lot of information from art to healthy eating to math. Great site!
- Shmoop - This website demonstrates excellent integration of audio and visual representations demonstrating task analysis, math skills, and knowledge.
Bad Examples:
- Cool Math - This site is mostly games that are not even related to math. They are mostly mindless games.
- I Know That - This site is not one b it appealing because I couldn't even enter the site because I need to install two news versions of things to be able to do anything. Not what I want to have to do to see a site.
- Vocabulary - This site is fine, it just seems a bit boring. There is nothing that would make me want to go back to it.
- Enchanted Learning - This site has a lot of information. I wasn't even sure where to start with it.
- Choose My Plate - This site is a great idea to educate kids on how to eat healthy, but there is just way too much information on it! It is overwhelming. It could easily be presented in a simpler manner.
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