Fun for Everyone -

Everything from Jigsaw puzzles to Lunar Landings

Tons of Fun with these Games

Try a Sudoku

Can you figure out the pattern?

Can you solve this puzzle? Everytime you succeed you get a new tougher puzzle!!

A Game-A-Day keeps the Principal AWAY

Try this sight for lots of riddles

Watch the Words Play

Look Out Below - have fun making small words from big ones!

The library is flooded we need to get the books up on the shelves

Some of these words mean the same thing -- be a Synonym champ

Write your story here and publish it just like a book!

Build your own word wall!

Build your own cartoon!

Go for the Gold in puntuation?

Play the Lorax game! 

Class Links

Kindergarten Links

1st Grade

2nd Grade

3rd Grade

4th Grade

P.E. Links

Music Links

Encore

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PUZZLES  

Lots of Puzzles here!

More Puzzle Fun

Great Puzzles if you love Jigsaws!

READ

Book Adventure -- like AR -- but you take tests over the summer and get prizes! Be sure to ask your parents first!!

Read books OnLine

Wondering what to read next?

AR Points and Titles -- Read books over the summer and take tests when you come back to school!

Author's Corner -- many of your favorite authors! Be sure to visit their websites.

 Reading Planet

Accelerated Reader Points, Prizes and Fun

Click below to find a book that you can take an AR test on at Westmeade. These files take a bit to load because we have 6,193 tests on eacy list. The Public Library is a great place to find AR books!

 AR Test List by TITLES

 AR List by Reading Level

AR List by Points

AR List by Author This list got saved by Author -- but in reverse order! So the A authors are at the very bottom of the list and the Z authors are at the top. Can you say the Alphabet backwards?

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 Using the Internet

The Internet for Kids work through this site to make sure you know what you need to know to navigate the web!

Internet Drivers' License - Lesson 1

Internet Drivers' License - Lesson2

Take this Internet Safety Test and earn your Safe Internet Driver's License.

Try one of these adventures

Looney Tunes takes you to the Internet!

Explore the Library

Library Rules

Rule 1 - Be Courteous!

• Being courteous means we will not talk loudly because we might disturb others.
• Being courteous means we will return books on time so that others may use them, and so that no one has to spend time hunting for them!

Rule 2 - Be Responsible

• Being responsible means getting an adult if there is a problem.
• Being responsible means we will always pull the book out to mark where a book goes while we have it off the shelf looking at it. This makes sure that it can be found again.

Rule 3 - Be Safe

• Being safe means that we will not run, jump, push, shove, try to take books away from others, or do anything that might cause people to get hurt or angry.

Rule 4 - Checking out Books

• I may check out two books and one magazine. One book MUST be at my reading level to practice reading at home, and one book may be ANYTHNG I want to check out for fun.
• My books will be due exactly two weeks after I check them out.

Rule 5 - Using the computers in the Library/Lab

• I may use the Internet ONLY IF I have returned the Internet Acceptable Use Policy to my teacher.
• I may use the Lab computers when my teacher sends me with a note to Ms. McIntyre or when I am with my class.

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How to do RESEARCH

The Big3 1st-2nd Grade Helps you plan and then do your project or report! 1. Plan - What am I supposed to do? What do I need to do it? What am I supposed to turn in when I am finished? 2. Do - What do I need to do this job? How will I find out what I need to know to do this job? What am I going to make to show what I learned? 3. Review - Did I do what my teacher asked me to do? Do I feel good about what I have done? Do I need to do anything else to it before I turn it in?

The Big6 3rd-4th Grade Helps you plan and do your project! 1. What needs to be done? What did the teacher as me to do? 2. What resources do I need to use? Books? Encyclopedias? Magazine articles? Internet? People? 3. Where will I find these resources? 4. What can I use from these resources? Trash or Treasure!!? Taking good notes and asking good questions! 5. What can I make to finish the job and show what I know? 6. Did I do what I set out to do? Am I proud of my work?

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How to choose a book

Is it too hard?

The 5 finger test is an easy way to find out if a book is too hard. Read any page in the book. Each time you don't know a word, hold up one finger. If you have five fingers up by the end of the page - the book is too hard. You can also use you AR level to help select a book that is on the right reading level for you. Once you find books that you can read you must select those that you WANT to read!

Am I interested in this story?

To do this read what the publisher has placed on the book jacket to tell you a bit about the story. Finally, if you start the book and don't like it -- DON'T READ THE BOOK.

 Now that I can read -- I want to read REAL BOOKS!

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 Music Links

Check out these neat Music GAMES

Try Chapter books

Adler, David

Cam Jansen, a young detective, uses her photographic memory to solve mysteries.

Bonsall, Crosby

Like Mysteries? These are great fun

Cazet, Denys

Minnie and Moo have many great adventures! Always humorous!!

Dadey, Debbie

Adventures of the Bailey School Kids -- third graders face fantastic adventures in the small town of Bailey City.

Howe, James

Pinky and Rex are best friends who have many escapades together.

Osborne, Mary Pope

The Magic Tree House transports a brother and sister to other times where they have adventures in places like medieval castles, Africa and Viking ships and more.

Parish, Peggy

Amelia Bedelia is a housekeeper with some very funny experiences!

Park, Barbara

Junie B. Jones starts out as a kindergartner who lives according to her own rules.

Rylant, Cynthia

Mr. Putter and Tabby, his cat, have many adventures.

Henry and Mudge, a boy and his dog have all kinds of adventures together!

Poppleton the pig has many adventures with his friends.

Sharmat, Marjorie

Nate the Great is on the case in these classic stories about a young detective.

Yolen, Jane

Commander Toad and the crew of the Star Warts explore the galaxy.

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 Ground Hog Day Fun

Among North American rodents, only beavers and porcupines are larger. Woodchucks are stocky little animals with a flattened head. Fur colour varies from place to place. Most are brown, but they can be yellowish to dark reddish brown.

Because woodchucks burrow, their feet have sturdy claws and their legs are thick and strong. Woodchucks prefer to eat fresh green vegetation. They eat a wide variety of wild plants, clover and alfalfa, and garden vegetables.

Ground Hog Coloring Page

Ground Hog Day Quiz

Encore  

Creat your own Ad 

 Kindergarten Links

Herd these sheep!

Computer Lessons and Fun

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1st Grade Links

2nd Grade Links

Computer Lessons

National Symbols

Reading and Writing Fun - Link to Our Reader	Math and Science
Unscramble the Story
Story Writing Fun ---------------------- Kerpoof	School Recycling
Show the Alien around your neighborhood	Johnnie's Math Page
Find the missing letter!
Check Out our Social Studies Book Links	Spacey Math - Save the space station with your math skills!
Tennessee History for 2nd Graders	Going Buggy Mth Game

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3rd Grade Links

BEES---Stinging good fun

Plants  

What can we learn about plants from Elementary School Students?
How do Plants Grow?	What is a flower
Photosynthesis	What is Pollination
Germination	Have Fun and Break the Code
Explore all the possibilities with Plants!
Do you know what parts of a plant you are eating?

 See what plants grow WILD in Tennessee

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Maps & Countries
Learn the Continents	Maps of the World maps and statistics!
Practice with this map and then take the quiz below!	Try to put this Compass Rose Jigsaw Puzzle together!
Take this quiz to see how much you know about maps! Click on Map Quiz after	Map vocabulary matching Game
Lean about our world community	Play GeoNet a great game to learn geography!
Flags and Maps of the World	Alphabetical list of Countires

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Weather and the Water Cycle
Dan's Wild Weather Page Try Hurricanes and other phenomenon!	Tornado Alley
Clouds Check out these pictures of clouds with their names!	What causes the seasons?
The Water Cycle Explaining the Water Cycle	What do weather instruments measure? Build one
Tides	Everything you wanted to know about the Atmosphere
See weather here or around the globe!	Fema for Kids - What would you do in a Hurricane?

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Planets, Moons, and the Sun - Our Neighbors in the Solar System Pictures of our Planet, EARTH from space
Visit Star Child	Nine Planets for kids
The Solar System	The Constellation Song and Slideshow of the Universe
Windows to the Universe...	Over 340 great photos of Planets here
Visit Mars with the Rover	Take a trip through the Solar System

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Animals
Animal Search Site Page	CyberZoo
Zoo Books magazine on line! Like those in the Library
Amphibians	Birds
Fish	Mammals
Reptiles	Animals Just for FUN

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National Monuments and National Parks
Mt Rushmore PUZZLE	Be a Webranger and have fun with our National Parks!
Memorial facts & Federal Buildings
Agate Fossil Beds	Johnstown Flood
Arlington House	Joshua Tree
Bandalier	Lincoln Memorial
Cedar Breaks	Mount Rushmore
Custer Battlefield	Mount St. Helens
Death Valley	Natural Bridges
Devil's Postpile	Pipestone
Effigy Mounds	Rainbow Bridge
Ford's Theater	Sequoia National Park
Fort Clatsop	Statue of Liberty
Fort Sumter	Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
Gettysburg	Tonto
Golden Spike	U.S.S. Arizona
Great Sand Dunes	Washington Monument
Homestead	White Sands
Jefferson Memorial

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Famous African Americans

Ruby Bridges was one of six African American children chosen to integrate the schools of New Orleans in 1960. Here is her story in powerful places....

Fourth Grade 

What do you know about the LIBRARY?

Try Chapter books

Adler, David

Cam Jansen, a young detective, uses her photographic memory to solve mysteries.

Bonsall, Crosby

Like Mysteries? These are great fun

Cazet, Denys

Minnie and Moo have many great adventures! Always humorous!!

Dadey, Debbie

Adventures of the Bailey School Kids -- third graders face fantastic adventures in the small town of Bailey City.

Howe, James

Pinky and Rex are best friends who have many escapades together.

Osborne, Mary Pope

The Magic Tree House transports a brother and sister to other times where they have adventures in places like medieval castles, Africa and Viking ships and more.

Parish, Peggy

Amelia Bedelia is a housekeeper with some very funny experiences!

Park, Barbara

Junie B. Jones starts out as a kindergartner who lives according to her own rules.

Rylant, Cynthia

Mr. Putter and Tabby, his cat, have many adventures.

Henry and Mudge, a boy and his dog have all kinds of adventures together!

Poppleton the pig has many adventures with his friends.

Sharmat, Marjorie

Nate the Great is on the case in these classic stories about a young detective.

Yolen, Jane

Commander Toad and the crew of the Star Warts explore the galaxy.

Poetry Links to follow 

WMES

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