They can read and share their work during Internet Workshop. Interactive coloring books provide opportunities to color illustrations right on the screen. Non-interactive coloring books only have black and white illustrations to be printed out and then colored. The later has started to include advertising at its new location. Here is a fun site for this traditional game.
Children select letters as they try to guess the spelling of a word.
This is a great place for kids to develop their decoding and spelling talents as they complete an Internet Activity. Invite students to print out their successful work and share it during Internet Workshop. At this location, children can write an addition, subtraction, division, or multiplication problem and listen as Blue Dog barks out the answer. This is a great place to check one s work. Better yet, have one student write the problem while the other predicts the answer.