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Top Interactive Learning Websites

Interactive learning websites provide educational games and activities for children. Some key websites mentioned include Starfall, which has a noun jumping game; Cool Math, which covers exponents; and PBS Kids, with games teaching everyday skills. Many sites follow a similar pattern of presenting a video or reading on a topic, then an associated game, and sometimes a quiz.

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Top Interactive Learning Websites

Interactive learning websites provide educational games and activities for children. Some key websites mentioned include Starfall, which has a noun jumping game; Cool Math, which covers exponents; and PBS Kids, with games teaching everyday skills. Many sites follow a similar pattern of presenting a video or reading on a topic, then an associated game, and sometimes a quiz.

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Interactive Learning

Website name Website URL Brief Description


Starfall [Link] The game Noun Jump only lets you jump on
[Link] nouns as you go up but if you step on a word
that is not a noun you will start over.
Cool math [Link] The exponents page on cool math went into
details about how to work on and with
exponents.
PBS kids [Link] Most of the games taught the player how to
use everyday skills. One game made me put
all the same colors together.
Fun Brain [Link] The books arrange from different grades and
your level of comprehension.
Brain Pop [Link] Gives you a video to watch on the subject
you pick, then you will play a game, and lastly
there is a quiz.
Curious World [Link] You have the options to read, play a game,
and read
Far Faria [Link] This app reads along with you as you read.

National Geographic Kids [Link] Has quizzes about different animals.

Bright Storm [Link] Lots of videos on math such as Physics,


Algebra, and Chemistry.
Ticket to Read [Link] Students read books then later took a quiz
afterwards. If you pass the quiz you would
get tickets. Those tickets would buy thing in
the store.

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