This site offers lots of Free ESL Printables, Kids Activities, Games and Online Exercises for Grammar, Vocabulary & Pronunciation.

Math Game Time offers a variety of games, videos, and printable worksheets tailored for K-6 and middle schoolers to enhance their math skills. With focused videos on specific topics and kid-appropriate games, it's an ideal resource for practicing math skills.

Set your little one up for reading success with these interactive games that will build phonological awareness—the ability to recognize and understand sounds in words. Your child will learn to master vowel sounds, digraphs, blended sounds, and more as they find themselves embarking on a photoshoot, playing bumper cars, or soaring through the sky in these fun-filled phonics games!

Students can play three games for free.

• Covers everything from letters and sounds to reading full sentences.
• Designed in collaboration with leading academics.
• Complements all synthetic phonics programmes used in schools.
• Computer version is 100% free.

Be sure to check out the free math game as well!

Students can practice matching words to the correct definition, and donate rice at the same time.

For each correct answer, the United Nations World Food Programme donates 10 grains of rice to a country in need. How’s that for combining word learning with social goodness? When a student plays, there is a visual display of rice (see image) which is added to a bowl each time the student makes a correct response.

Free Rice includes subject area lists in Geography, Science, Math, and others. It is leveled so students can play at just the right level of challenge for them.

If you have an error message just copy and paste this url into your browser: https://freerice.com/categories

These websites/apps for cultivating compassion are completely free! Teaching ToleranceThe WondermentThe Compassion Project Learn Storm SDG's in ActionCharacter Playbook Story Corps Sit with Us The Harry Potter Alliance Liyla and the Shadows of War 

Make virtual simulated trades and learn how the U.S. stock market works—all at no cost - from TD Bank.

"Our Virtual Stock Market Game can be used both in the classroom to help students learn about the stock market
and personal finance, or individually to practice trading real stocks at real prices, without risking real money."

This is an an online, mobile-friendly, digital language-learning grammar game collection for students of French created by Sonja Burrows and Brigitte Humbert at Middlebury College. It is a playful learning space, free and open to the public, where one can drop by anytime and from anywhere.
The games on the site are divided into three sections:
•Sentence Whiz, where users can practice questions, negations, relative pronouns, active and passive voice, and more structures.
•Word Nerd, where users can use nouns, adjectives, adverbs, pronouns, possessives, prepositions as well as additional parts of speech.
•Verb Challenge, where users can master past, present, and future verb tenses as well as tackle conditional, subjunctive, imperatives, and infinitives.
In addition, a guide for the learning space supports users who do not know where to begin or who would like to complete games in an established or recommended path. A resources area allows users to access explanations of grammar and, in some sections, traditional grammar exercises which support the games. Relevant sections of the resources area are linked to games which treat the same grammar points, so that users who complete a game and seek more practice or grammar explanations can easily find that needed support. A navigation and filtering system also allows users to select games which only treat a certain grammar point.

Il s'agit d'une collection de jeux grammaticaux en ligne, adaptée aux mobiles, pour l'apprentissage de la langue française, créée par Sonja Burrows et Brigitte Humbert au Middlebury College. C'est un espace d'apprentissage ludique, gratuit et ouvert au public, où l'on peut venir à tout moment et de n'importe où.

Les jeux sur le site sont divisés en trois sections :
• Sentence Whiz, où les utilisateurs peuvent s'exercer aux questions, négations, pronoms relatifs, voix active et passive, ainsi qu'à d'autres structures.
• Word Nerd, où les utilisateurs peuvent utiliser des noms, adjectifs, adverbes, pronoms, possessifs, prépositions ainsi que d'autres parties du discours.
• Verb Challenge, où les utilisateurs peuvent maîtriser les temps verbaux du passé, du présent et du futur, ainsi que s'attaquer aux formes conditionnelles, subjonctives, impératives et infinitives.

De plus, un guide pour l'espace d'apprentissage aide les utilisateurs qui ne savent pas par où commencer ou qui souhaitent compléter les jeux de manière structurée ou recommandée. Une zone de ressources permet aux utilisateurs d'accéder à des explications grammaticales et, dans certaines sections, à des exercices de grammaire traditionnels qui soutiennent les jeux. Les sections pertinentes de la zone de ressources sont liées aux jeux qui traitent les mêmes points de grammaire, de sorte que les utilisateurs qui terminent un jeu et cherchent plus de pratique ou d'explications grammaticales peuvent facilement trouver le support nécessaire. Un système de navigation et de filtrage permet également aux utilisateurs de sélectionner des jeux traitant uniquement d'un certain point de grammaire.

This site offers links to other websites where French language games can be found for your students.

** Some time will have to be spent searching for the perfect games that your class might enjoy.

This site offers many interactive games for learners of Core French. Many different topics are covered.

MathScore helps students acquire a deep understanding of math by providing adaptive math practice that functions like self-guided lessons. MathScore is fun and improves math confidence and grittiness. For any important math concept, we help students achieve mastery in 3 phases:
1. Develop relatable, definition-level understanding:
2. Develop computational excellence: Using adaptive techniques, we efficiently develop strong computational skills.
3. Develop analytical understanding.

Here are some fun activities that can be done in the Financial Literacy classroom as Ice Breakers to start the year: Tell Me What This Means - group project that students can work through together to figure out financial messages; Sure Fire Ice Breakers- a big variety; Would You Rather- fun way to start the year and get to know your students; Fin Lit Bingo- allows students to get to know each other; Truth About Millionaires- this could be a fun way to get the students discussing wealth, myths and open up the class with each other; Draw the Logos- students could have fun drawing these logos from memory. You could have a discussion about business, marketing and the influence of these companies on our shopping mindset (and how easily we recall their logo, which means we are more likely to buy their products)

Fun Kids Online Math Games (Sheppard Software is a great resource for teachers looking for new ways to differentiate. The games offered on this site have many levels, so no matter what stage your student is at, he or she can still practice and have fun! The games are geared towards elementary and middle school students.

The content and games for this website were created with these goals in mind:
1) To add sound and visual effects to make learning fun and more memorable.
2) To design games with many difficulty levels so that players will continue to be challenged no matter how far they progress.
3) To provide games that will exercise players' brains.

NOTE: although some of the money activities are using USD, many of the activities are generic and can be used to enhance the understanding of working with money.

Splash Learn offer a complete K-5 math learning program built for your child that will boost confidence, increase scores and allow your child to enjoy a personalized learning path for catching up, enrichment or regular practice.
Parents and teachers can sign up for free.

Game Over Gopher is an exciting tower defense game that guides students in plotting coordinate pairs, differentiating negative coordinates from positive coordinates, and identifying the four quadrants. Hungry space gophers are marching towards a prize carrot, and to defend it players place tools around the coordinate grid to “feed” gophers and make them lose interest. Ruby mines (which must be placed at designated x, y coordinates) yield currency that players spend to strategically place carrot launchers, garlic rays, corn silos, and beet traps – gopher feeding tools. To introduce students to the coordinate grid, Game Over Gopher introduces new skills via interactive tutorials and uses consistent visual clues (e.g., x red, y blue) to guide players in plotting coordinates. This means it’s not necessary to teach students coordinate plotting ahead of time. As the levels progress, the number of tools available increases, the level of math vocabulary increases, the scale of the grid changes, and players are asked to expand their mastery of the grid by reflecting points across axes. The game lowers intimidation about the coordinate grid, helps students understand how positive and negative numbers reflect each other across the axes, and helps students get comfortable with the four quadrants.

Classrooms are an ideal place to model and practice social and emotional (SEL) skills, and educational games are a perfect match for SEL. Learning games allow students to inhabit worlds and points-of-view and test out approaches to life in a safe environment where taking risks is encouraged.

The 27 SEL paid/free apps and games on this list will help students expand their worldviews, understand the needs of others, identify and reflect on their own feelings, and gain a more rounded view of themselves. Some are quick experiences focused on particular struggles or skills, while others are more in-depth and aimed at broader coverage of SEL competencies.

This site offers games for students in math, science, the elements, reading comprehension and some just for fun!