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By Ashley Young [|http://www.apples4theteacher.com] This site helps students in the areas of the arts, languages, literacy, math, science, and social studies. It has quite a few games to choose from that are designed to help students learn things like alphabetizing words in a group, comparing homophones, creating art, and geometry to name a few. Some of the limitations of the site are that it seems like it would be somewhat hard to navigate through, especially for children with special needs, or who are younger in age. It also has some games that were somewhat challenging even for me as I looked through the site. Overall, this site could be a great tool to use in my future classroom because it has such a wide variety of games and activities to choose from. This could be a site that I use to teach my future students about homophones, or even math problems. This site is a good place to find fun activities for students to use in all different subjects, but it is very complex and there are many ways that students could become off task and leave the site.-SS By Ashley Young [|http://www.playkidsgames.com] This site helps students mostly in the area of language arts. It includes many word scramble and word find games as well as hangman, and pinball games. The students would pick a word or subject area from a list and would then play games with words related to that category. For instance, some of the categories include: Martin Luther King and Say Woof, the day of the country veterinarian, which teach about history or possible occupations along with words and letters. A limitation of this website is that it is kind of difficult to navigate. Everything is in one long line of words and there are advertisements on the sides that could distract students from the task. If I were to use this in a classroom, I would probably use it as more of a free time activity that is monitored.
 * Apples for the teacher**
 * Play kids games**



By: Samantha Sturdavant [] Comments: This site helps teachers show students the difference between the head, middle, and the tail of an animal but is a fun way. It allows students to mix and match different animal and this allows them have the understanding that different animals have different heads, middles, and tails. The limitations on this site are very small the font is large and it is easy to navigate. There is only one limitation that I see and that is where you choose the heads, middles, and tails the options are really small and hard to see. I could use this in my classroom by just allowing my students to explore and see the different head, middle, and tails would help with the understanding the big picture of things.
 * Chateau Meddybemps “Fun & Games”**

By: Samantha Sturdavant [] Comments: This site supports teaching and learning for many different reasons, I chose this game and site because it is auditory and hands on. The students also is learning about big ideas in the world like how you should go to local grocery stores other then large chains to give back to your community. Also when students get a wrong answer it explains the right answer to the student. There are no limitations on this site it is auditory, large text, and easy to navigate. I could use this is the class room to look at how help your community also shows students how to be green to the earth. While this site would be a great resource for teachers and students, some of the links take the users to strange spots within the site that do not flow well or make sense.-AY
 * Arthur PBS kids**

By: Joshua Johnson [] Comments: This website is made for people with learning disabilities. It is full of resources that would be helpful for a student who is leaving school. Developed by The National Center for Learning Disabilities, this website has information to help LD students become independent in a world that doesn’t always accommodate for them. It is pretty easy to navigate, but the typing is small and could be hard to read for someone with a visual impairment. Nonetheless, The information in the website would be great to help any LD student prepare for the "real world." It is also a great resource for parents of children with Learning Disabilities to inform them about Financial Aid oppurtunities, assistive technologies, and other good resources.-AY It helps student in different grades made a plan for the future and helps them see what they are going to have to do to become independent and grow up and shows them options that they may have after graduation. -SS **Students with Disabilities Preparing for Postsecondary Education: Know Your Rights and Responsibilities** By: Joshua Johnson [] Comments: This website was made by the United States department of education to help show students with disabilities what their rights are when it comes to postsecondary education. The website answers many questions about the responsibilities of colleges regarding students with disabilities. There is also a bunch of links that lead to more information on laws and guidelines regarding disabilities. There are many websites with this information, but this is from an extremely credible source and is directed toward the student with disabilities.
 * National Center for Learning Disabilities**

[|Kids Health] By Amanda Keller

This website is geared towards the middle school student. It is full of information that could be used to educate the student in many health areas. There are many links with headings that are very clear and easy to navigate through the site. It is a tool that may be used in a classroom setting. However, I feel it would be better used for the students to do independent study or for any references. It is not much of a tool that would be good for multiple users and in class works.

[|Nasa Kids Club] By Amanda Keller

This website was very well laid out. I thought it would be a great tool to use in class. It is geared towards a middle school level. However, may be a little too basic in some areas. Yet it is very easy to navigate and is bright and fun for the students to use. It is a site that could be used as independent study or for group activities. It would be great to add to any science product.