1st Grade
1st GRADE
Updated 1/1/13
- Aesop Fables—no ads
- Aesop’s Fables–audio and visual
- Alphabetic order
- Animal Games
- Animal Games II
- Animal homes
- Animal Homes II
- Audio stories—read by actors
- Audio stories—speakaboos
- Brown Bear Typing
- Build a Neighborhood
- Build with Legos
- Childhood Stories
- Children’s Stories–MagicKey
- Classic Fairy Tales
- Clifford
- Clocks
- Clocks II
- Color US Symbols
- Comic Builder
- Create a story
- Dino Fossils then and now
- Eco-friendly house
- Edugames at PBS
- Edugames from BBC
- EekoWorld
- Egyptian Madlibs
- Fairy Tales
- Fairy Tales and Fables
- Fairy Tales–signed
- Forest—Walk Through a Forest
- Games that make you think
- Garfield Internet Cyberbullying
- Geography—find msg around the world
- Great Websites—can’t get thru all
- Greece-Rome—Winged Sandals
- Groundhog Day Games
- Groundhog Day Video
- Hangman
- Holiday Elf Games
- Holiday hangman
- Holiday Hangman II
- Holiday—Design a Gingerbread House
- Holiday—match game
- Holiday—Math Facts
- Holiday—Math Facts
- Holiday—North Pole Academy
- Holiday—North Pole Academy
- Home of the Future
- Interactive storybook collection
- Internet safety–read-to-you book
- Kerpoof
- Keyboarding—Hyper Spider Typing
- Language—parts of speech
- Learn to Type—Big Brown Bear
- Listen/read–Free non-fic audio books
- Magic Schoolbus
- Make a Face
- Make another story
- Make Believe Comix
- Make your own Story
- Math Games
- Mighty Book
- Money flashcards
- Money—counting
- Mouse Click Skills—gorgeous
- Mouse skills
- Mr. Picasso Head
- Museum of Modern Art
- Music with Hands
- Music—Quincy & Magic Instruments
- My Garbology
- Number concepts
- Number Order
- Ocean Tracks
- Online typing practice
- Pharaoh’s Tomb Game
- Rainforest collection
- Rainforest Websites Videos
- Rainforest—3 games
- Rainforest—great but a bit of reading
- Rainforest—Jungle Journey
- Reading games
- Science websites
- Starfall
- Stories for children
- Stories from PBS
- Stories—MeeGenius—read/to me
- SumDog—free reg
- Where is Santa?
- Wild on Math—simple to use
- Word games—k-2
- Writing games
For Teachers:
- 10 Tech Alternatives to Book Reports
- Animations, assessments, more
- Classroom floorplan—architect unit
- Cool Tools for School
- Create a magazine cover
- Create free activities. No signup
- Easy Web 2.0 tools
- Easy-to-navigate collection
- Free online tools (Web 2.0)
- Google Sketch up projects
- Hollywood Sq/Jeopardy Templates
- How to Videos for Web 2.0
- K-8 school-related videos. Tons
- Lots of Links for all grade levels
- Math/LA Videos by grade level
- PBS Learning Resources
- PowerPoint Templates
- Print Large Posters in 8×10 bits
- Print Posters One Page at a Time
- Publish the magazines
- QR Codes
- Random Team Generator
- Teaching Channel
- Tech Training—basics
- Training videos
- Turn pictures into Videos–Easily
- Virtual tour—White House on GE
Technology
- Bad Guy Patrol
- Chatting online
- Clicky III
- Clicky’s Web(safe) World
- Clicky’s Web(safe) World II
- Clicky’s Netsmart Kids
- Clickys’s II Netsmart Kids
- Computer basics
- Computer Basics II
- Computer puzzle
- Computer safety
- Computer safety–videos
- Cyber-bullying video
- Day in a digital citizen’s life
- Disney Surf Swell Island
- Drag and drop games–visual
- Find the Technology
- Garfield internet safety
- Internet safety–read-to-you book
- Internet Smart Princess
- My Online Neighborhood
- Netiquette online
- Netsmart Kids–the Princess
- Organize technology (drag and drop)
- Parts of the computer
- Parts of the computer—BrainPopJr
- Popups
- PowerPoint Games
- Private info online
- Safe surfing ebook—read to you
- Surf Swell Island
- TuxTyping
- Typing—Brown Bear
- Videos on Computer Basics K-6
- Videos–internet safety–Hector’s World
- Virtual tour of America—via Biplane
- Webonauts
- White Board—no sign in, no reg
- Who are your online friends?




































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I appreciate the 100 websites for 1st grade that I will peruse through and find which ones I can use with my own firsties. Can you tell me which sites you would recommend for helping my students tell time to the 5 minutes and counting money to a dollar and beyond? Both of these skills are very difficult for some of my students. I am using the Every Day Math program.
Here are a few more to add: Go to K, and the ‘clock’ websites–http://www.protopage.com/smaatech#Untitled/Kindergarten.
Money–here’s a collection that might help–http://www.covenantworks.com/Bouncy-A/Math/Money/index.htm
Tomorrow is a half day planning day so I can’t wait to look at all of the websites you have for 1st grade. I’m wondering what recommendations can you give for ELL/ESL students? One of my student’s home language is Spanish and the other home language is Pashto. Thank you for any recommendations!
Boy that’s a good question, one I should know the answer to. I’m going to have to do some research. You’ll probably see it appear as a ‘Dear Otto’ post in the next month or so (which isn’t much of a help to you right now).
Here are two sites that I have on my website list under ‘reading’: http://en.childrenslibrary.org/ and http://www.circletimekids.com/world-library. Both have books in foreign languages that seem age-appropriate. Check back on my blog for more later!