Updated 7-15-26
Be sure to click linked headings for more websites!
Architecture
- Autodesk HomeDesigner–free; for olders or HS
Art
Bridge Building
Civics
Digital Citizenship
- Bad News — simulations that show visitors how misinformation is spread through social media
- Checkology–a four-unit program to teach kids difference between fact and fake
- These six videos from kids like you
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
Music
Study Skills
Word Study
- Rewordify–reword difficult phrases
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.
I have the printed edition of the Fifth Grade Technology Book, which has a list of keyboarding games in its appendix, but I was unable to locate any such games on this website. I’d appreciate it if you drift hunters could show me the way there.
Hello! Yes, we did away with the lists of links in the curricula several years ago. Now, they live here on the blog where we can update them when necessary. The general link for keyboarding resources–all grades–is:
https://askatechteacher.com/great-kids-websites/keyboarding-websites/
For MS, try this link:
https://askatechteacher.com/great-kids-websites/middle-school-3/keyboarding/
Hope that helps!
Which of the topics listed, such as Clay animations or Digital Citizenship, do you find most intriguing for exploring creativity in education, and how do you think it can impact students’ learning experiences?