Update 9-11-21
Be sure to click linked headings for more websites!
Art
Biology
Bridge Building
Civics
Colonies
Digital Citizenship
Engineering
Geography
History
Human Body
Keyboarding
Logical Thinking
- 60-second Adventures in Thought–Open University
- How to critically think–Polya shows how he does it (1 hour video–famous)–good for MS
- Thinking Skills–Riddles
Math
Miscellaneous
- 360o views from around the world
- Auto Hotkey–free–simple shortkey programming for students; requires download
- BatchGeo—map locations
- Code Avengers
- Code Monster
- CodePen
- Codesters–fun coding for middle school; students code and see the result on side-by-side screens
- Gamestar Mechanic–design video games
- Khan Academy Computer Science
- Lightbot–solving puzzles with programming; MS
- Looking Glass—animated story–offshoot of Alice
- Notepad–coding using the Windows Notepad
- Python
- RoboMind–downloaded software
- Robotics
- Scratch
- Snap!—runs in your browser
- Squeakland–build etoys with downloaded software
- Tinkercad–3D modeling–fee–perfect for 3D printing
- Typing.IO–typing code for practice
- Windows Property menu–create a shortkey for any Windows tool through properties. Here’s a how-to video.
- Wolfram Alpha widgets
Music
Study Skills
Word Study
I have a question. In the 5th grade Technology Book the appendix lists keyboarding games, (I have the print version) but on this websites I can’t find any. Please can you direct me to the location.
Vicki
Hi Vicki
It’s under Great Websites–Keyboarding. Here’s the link: https://askatechteacher.com/great-kids-websites/keyboarding-websites/
This list you’ll find is kept up to date constantly, very useful for your classes. Plus, feel free to recommend your favorites in the Comments section.
Warmly
Jacqui
Hi Jacqui! I’m almost finished with my MS curriculum except one lesson you mentioned in the summer pd that I cannot find a site for. “Take career test & create graphic organizer of their choice (re:who they are, what they need to achieve) ” I have choices for the organizer, and career information http://www.bls.gov/k12/students.htm or ww.myfuture.com, but not a career tests. I would appreciate if you can point me in the right direction. Thank you!
Perfect timing, Marcel. I’ll be updating the pages over the next few months and will blend these in.