| Grade Level Content Expectations |
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ELA GLCEs - 5th Grade
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Math GLCEs - 5th Grade
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| Language Arts |
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Children's Favorite Authors
This is a comprehensive "hot list" of links that will take students to the websites of their favorite authors. |
Folk and Fairy Tales from Around the World
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Eduplace
Language arts games and activities provided by the publisher of our reading and writing curriculum. |
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| Math |
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AAA Math
Hundreds of pages of basic math skills, interactive practice on every page, an explanation of the math topic on each page, and several challenge games on every page. |
KidsBank
Guided by Penny, Dollar Bill, Interest Ray, and Checks, students will learn about money, savings, interest, checking, and electronic banking in this very interactive site. There are quizzes and games that help students review what they learn during the tours. |
Math Baseball
This game provides students with a fun way to practice basic facts. |
Reading Graphs
Learn to read simple to more difficult graphs on this site. |
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| Science |
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Animal Research
Here you will find a hot list of zoo animal websites. |
The Solar System
This is an awesome, information-packed website with photos, diagrams, and descriptions of the nine planets in our solar system. |
The Human Body
Here students can play games, view posters, and watch movies about the human body. |
Water
At this site, students will learn how the special properties of water allow life on the water planet—Earth. There are games to play and movies and pictures to see. |
Structures of Life
Learn about seeds and fruits. Get to know crayfish, their structures and behaviors. In the activity section, test your knowledge of life cycles. |
Plants
This is an awesome website that introduces students to a plant's structure, life cycle, and parts. |
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| Social Studies |
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Time for Kids
This website is an outstanding resource for kid-friendly news stories. It is great practice for
reading non-fiction text, and it provides lots of extra activities for students to complete after their reading. |
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