AndersenElementary School

Here you will find videos, activities to do at home and virtual STEM labs to sign up for.

The webpage has activities and games for all Art, History, Culture, Science and Nature.  They also have interesting article and links to see artifacts from the museums.

Students should have MobyMax log in information.  In MobyMax students can practice math, reading, science, and grammar.

This website has links to other NASA for kids websites.  Near the bottom of the page there are links for virtual tours of the International space center and other Space centers.

This website has materials and activities for kids in 5th-8th grade.  There are videos, STEM activities, games, and more.  If you have a younger sibling at home there is also a tab for K-4 activities as well. 

Scroll down for at home crafts and STEM activities that can be completed with things from around the house.  Typically this is a website that offers subscriptions for STEM activities to be shipped to your home.  However, these activities are free!

Have fun learning how to program a robot to drive, turn, and change direction, all by itself. Since you may not have a robot handy, you will be programming a robot online.

Great free math web site that has videos and math word problems for students to practice.

This is an online literary magazine that is written by children 8-13 years old.  Children can read samples of issues, find links to other websites, and submit stories.  It does ask you to subscribe but I was able to explore a lot without a subscription.

This site will give you many options to encourage your child to write.  There are activities/projects, online games, print outs and parent tips.

This website has great books that are read aloud.

Junior Achievement has put together a resource page for students that has lessons focusing on money management and workforce readiness.  They have videos and lessons using their economic curriculum.