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5th Grade Science and Math Links for Students: Fun with Food Webs This website will let you practice with food webs. There are three food webs to choose from. Remember in food chains and webs, the arrow always points toward the mouth of the animal who is eating. Junkyard Analysis With this website you dig up things with a bulldozer. Then drop it in the machine to find out what the object is made of and decide whether it will make a mixture or a solution with the water. Remember: A mixture is two or more substances that are mixed together, but can be separated out because their atoms are not combined. A solution is a a mixture in which substances break up into their most basic particles, which are too small to be seen, and spread evenly through another substance Renewable, Non-renewable, and Inexhaustible Resources This website lets you drop objects into one of three holes: renewable, non-renewable, or inexhaustible resources. If you don’t know what an object represents, hold your mouse over it and the name of the object will pop up. Build-A-Fish This website lets you choose the location and adaptations for a fish. Then test you fish to see if it would survive.
Try to build a fish that can survive in each environment. Think about what advantages there are to the body types you choose.
Food Chain On this website you will create and test a food chain.
Then see the effects of removing an element in the food chain.
Remember that in food chains the arrow points to the mouth of the animal eating (or receiving energy.)
Disease Detectives Become a disease detective at this site.
Use clues about the people who contracted the disease and discover what caused this new disease.
What on Earth Made This? This website shows real pictures of places that have been affected by forces of nature.<
Although this website is very interesting, it is difficult. Don’t feel bad if you don’t know the cause! This website is to help you learn.
Moon Phases Are you confused about the phases of the moon? If you are, this website can help.
You can change the point of view to:
Top view- the view from space
Earth view- the view from the Earth
Both- See how they relate by watching both at the same time.
You can animate it and watch it go through the phases on it own, or you can type a value representing the phase you want to look at and press enter.
Optics Workbench On this link, you’ll need to click “begin game” and then click “maybe later.”
Click a light source and drag it into the blue area. Start with the single laser and leave the light white at first.
Then drag a convex, concave, or polygon shape into the field. Aim the laser at the shape.
Be sure to play with different optical shape properties and the lens types.
Element Math Game This website will test your knowledge of the periodic table. How well can you interpret the numbers on the periodic table?
You must use your math and science skills on this website.
Freeform Measuring Practice measuring with this website.
Which form of measurement is best for the object? Kilometers, centimeters, or something else? Make sure to check which ruler you have the right one.
Travel Game This website will help you work on your estimating skills.
You will choose a starting point and a destination from cities in the United States. Then you will estimate the distance between them.
If your estimate is close enough you will earn more gas for your trip! See if you can make it to all the cities on the map.
Math Glossary Are you confused about a math term? This website will explain it to you and give you an example.
Math at Toon University There are several games to choose from at this website including:
Angles
Place value to the 100 Thousands
Multiplying with 10
Comparing fractions and decimals
Prime factoring
Math Games Wheel This website offers a variety of games to play on topics, such as: Numbers Data handling Shape, space and measure Algebra Math Baseball Play math baseball against the computer or with a friend at this website. You can choose your type of questions from: Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division Or All of the above Order of Operations Having problems remembering which operation you should do first? This website explains the order and has sample problems for you to work on. Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally. Fraction Frenzy Practice fractions on this site, but be quick because you’re playing against the clock! Fresh Baked Fractions Choose the fraction that is not equivalent and you will earn a slice of “pie.” How many can you get? Remember to reduce the fractions to figure out which is not equivalent. Soccer Shootout Work on your addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division at this website. You can choose to work with whole numbers or fractions for more of a challenge. Builder Ted Put the fractions in order from smallest to largest on this website. Remember to look at place value. Power Football Complete the decimal problems to kick the ball and score in this website. Choose the difficulty level and the type of operation for the decimal problems. Shape Surveyor Work on your perimeter and area calculations at this website. As you get the problems correct you reveal a picture. Lunar Adventure Work on your graphing at this website. Make sure you know which is the x-axis and y-axis. Which coordinate comes first? Planet Hop You have to be able to find coordinates on a map and enter coordinates by looking at the position at this website. Then can you find the equation of the line you made? Top Quark Game This website has a game like Battleship. You place your quarks, or markers, on the board then try to guess where your opponents placed theirs. You have to input your coordinates and locate the computers coordinates on the board. You can also play against a friend instead of the computer!
5th Grade Language Arts and Social Studies Links for Students: President of the United States Word Finds This website has an online timed word search. Can you find the presidents names before the time runs out? Trivia on the Presidents This website has a trivia game about the Presidents. How much do you know about US Presidents? Lists of U.S. Presidents This website lists United States Presidents alphabetically or chronologically. Some of the Presidents’ names have links to websites with more information about them. Sentence Clubhouse This website helps you practice recognizing sentence type. For each question you get right, you get a new piece of a clubhouse. You also have to know what you do to the first letter of a sentence and what type of punctuation each sentence will need. Grammar Gorillas This game will ask you to identify a word that fits in a certain part of speech, like a noun or verb. There is a glossary at the bottom of the page that defines the different types of speech. Save Your Village In this Language Arts website, you select the requested word part. You must do it within the set time or you won’t save your village! Be the Editor Use this website to help you practice your proofreading skills. There are many stories to choose from. Pick the one you like and proofread it. There will be several types of mistakes to fix, so read carefully. Proofreading Makes Perfect This website offers a selection of sentences will certain mistakes to find. Choose the type of mistakes to correct for and your on your way! Commas in Quotations Are you confused about where a comma goes? If you are, this website offers sentences to practice with. Spellaroo Having problems with spelling? Then this website is for you! You must choose which word is spelled incorrectly in each sentence. |
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