Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Online Virtual Games
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Grade Based Worksheets
Preschool Worksheets
With a perfect blend of learning and fun, free preschool worksheets available online offer a great way to instill in kids a love for learning all subjects. Easy and exciting, these worksheets for preschoolers set the foundation for better learning and development.Kindergarten Worksheets
A useful resource for all parents and teachers, online worksheets for kindergarteners are perfect for building a solid foundation in each subject. Engage kindergarteners with fun printable worksheets and watch them attempt to solve them with enthusiasm.1st Grade Worksheets
Worksheets for first graders are designed keeping the abilities and skill levels of six- to seven-year-olds in mind. They are effective tools when it comes to teaching different concepts, and make the learning much more enjoyable in the process.2nd Grade Worksheets
Worksheets for second graders take their learning and skill to the next level. Second graders are more confident with their vocabulary, reading, math, and fine motor skills. Therefore, it is important that parents and teachers give them give them worksheets that are more challenging to solve and those that stimulate their active brains.3rd Grade Worksheets
Kids in the 3rd grade begin to gain greater proficiency in certain subjects. They can grasp new concepts faster and can build easily on existing ones. At JumpStart, you will find free, printable worksheets for 3rd graders on various subjects. A boon for all parents and teachers, these worksheets are a great way of keeping the kids engaged and gauging how much they have learnt.4th Grade Worksheets
4th graders begin to work independently and grasp new concepts with greater ease. JumpStart’s printable 4th grade worksheets are a great way to get the kids to practice various skills and have fun in the process. They are an invaluable resource for homeschooling parents as well as teachers!5th Grade Worksheets
Help 5th graders get ready for middle school with JumpStart’s free, printable 5th grade worksheets. 5th grade focuses on getting the kids to sharpen their creative thinking abilities. Use these worksheets to give 5th graders a little practice in various subjects.Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Online Games for Kids
From school-age kids to adults, the games in the market today attract people of all ages. From board games, to indoor and outdoor games, to online games and 3d virtual world games, the list is endless!
There are a myriad of options available for those looking to play games. The sheer number and variety of games available today is impressive, as the number of people who play different kinds of games has greatly increased.
A fun, adventure-based learning game for kids, Jumpstart online world teaches kids crucial skills for school. It is the perfect way to keep kids engaged with interactive games that help them practice and develop their reading, math and critical thinking skills.
- Online Virtual Games
- Free Games
- Preschool Games
- Kids Games
- Adventure Games
- Science Games
- Math Games
- English Games
- Reading Games
- Educational Games
- Online Games
- Learning Games
A fun, adventure-based learning game for kids, Jumpstart online world teaches kids crucial skills for school. It is the perfect way to keep kids engaged with interactive games that help them practice and develop their reading, math and critical thinking skills.
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Coloring Worksheets
Drawing and coloring have always been favorite pastimes for kids. It is no surprise, therefore, that there is a host of online coloring worksheets available today. Check out JumpStart's collection of exciting, free and printable coloring pages for kids!
There are thousands of different coloring worksheets available online. An excellent way to keep kids occupied, these printable coloring worksheets are a useful resource for all parents and teachers. They encourage the little ones to recognize colors, identify pictures, keep within the lines, and improve hand-eye coordination as well as develop their motor skills. All you need to do is look for interesting pictures online and hit print! Sit the kids down, hand them a box of crayons or colored pencils and watch the magic unfold.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Reading Curriculums
Some have colorful textbooks with many pictures, while others are simple and come only in black and white. Some curriculums follow the standard text design, while others are multi-sensory and include movable letters, or songs and rhymes. Some include different scripts to help students master the initially confusing concept of multiple letter sounds for a single alphabet. Parents should choose the curriculum for reading based on the kind of instruction they want to give their child.
Reading Activities
Activities for Practicing Alphabetical Order
Activities for Practicing Parts of Speech
Lunchbox Notes: A fun way to promote reading
Practicing Antonyms, Synonyms and Homonyms
Reading Worksheets for KindergartenReading Worksheets for 2nd Grade
Trapping the Robbers: Adjectives
Trapping the Robbers: Word Meanings
Trapping the Robbers: Writing a Story
Trapping the Robbers: Scrambled Sentences
Getalong Gets Better: Word Meanings
Getalong Gets Better: Riddle Time
Getalong Gets Better: Word Quiz
Fearless Fox and the Lion: Word Usage
Fearless Fox and the Lion: Word Meanings
Fearless Fox and the Lion: Jungle Trek
Fearless Fox and the Lion: The Adventure
A Day in the Life of Fearless: Word Usage
A Day in the Life of Fearless: Word Meanings
A Day in the Life of Fearless: Scrambled Sentences
A Day in the Life of Fearless: What’s it Like?
Increase Your Verb Power: Word Usage
Increase Your Verb Power: Word Meanings
Increase Your Verb Power: Similar or Opposite?
Increase Your Verb Power: Analogies
Fearless Does It Again: The Jumbo Trap
Fearless Does It Again: Word Meanings
Fearless Does It Again: Finding the Lost City
Fearless Does It Again: Analogies
Parents should remember that the reading curriculum chosen for homeschooling or by the children’s school is not binding. There are plenty of reading worksheets and activities that parents can choose from Jumpstart. A good reading game can be of great use to a child who is just learning to read.
Friday, December 16, 2011
English Curriculum
When it comes to choosing the right English curriculum, parents often find that they have to pick and choose curriculums from different companies before they have a satisfactory overall course. This is because English is such a broad subject, comprised of components like writing, spelling, grammar, and vocabulary. Each publisher may have a combination of one or more of these components in their English curriculum, leaving parents to search for an additional course that covers the remaining components.
However, some English curriculums do have all of these components in a single book. After finding out about the options available and what is different about each one, parents can make their final choice keeping the child’s and the family’s requirements in mind.
English Activities
- Activities for Practicing Alphabetical Order
- Activities for Practicing Parts of Speech
- How to encourage kids to read
- Learning Letters
- Lunchbox Notes: A fun way to promote reading
- Reaching for Reading
- Spelling Activities
- Practicing Antonyms, Synonyms and Homonyms
- Rhyme Time
English Worksheets
English Worksheets for Kindergarten
English Worksheets for 1st Grade
English Worksheets for 2nd Grade
- Edison’s Spotlight on Nouns
- Two Sounds of G
- Can You See Hard and Soft C?
- Beautiful Fruits
- Blasting Off With Verbs!
English Worksheets for 3rd Grade
- Bothoven’s Message
- Maestro’s Mix-Up
- Beasley and Homophones
- Antonyms at the Art Gallery
- Synonyms Match
- Present and Past
- More than One
- Telescope Decoder
English Worksheets for 4th Grade
- Get a Clue
- Caught in the Web
- Ghostly Parts of Speech
- Peanut Butter n’ Jelly Picnic
- The Vampire’s Cats
- Tombstone Toss-Up
English Worksheets for 5th Grade
Monday, November 21, 2011
Color Lesson Plans
Teachers know their students the best and are therefore the best judge of which color lesson plan will work well in their classroom. Whichever color lesson plan the teacher uses, it is important to make sure that the students have a great time learning about something as fun as colors!
Color lesson plans for younger students may stop at the relationship colors share with each other. Learning happens best when multiple senses are involved, and a lesson about colors can involve multiple senses more than most other lessons can. Teachers should look for lesson plans where the entire class can have fun learning about colors.
Here are some color lesson plans that teachers can use to have fun while teaching students about colors.
Art Marble Art
Beautiful Butterfly Prints
Awesome Octopus
Trying Out Art
After all, colors are one of the most basic forms in which humans view and experience the world around them.