Student Resources
Links on this page are provided as a service to our students. The appearance of hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the Department of Defense, DoDEA, or DDESS of the linked Web site or the information, products or services contained therein. DDESS does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these externally linked locations.
- Trip1.org - this is a great site with lots of interactive grade-level games/skills!
- NetSmartzKids - this is a site where kids can learn how to use the internet safely.
- Starfall - this is a site where children have fun learning how to read, read, read!!
- Math-kids can practice single-digit addition facts at this website
- Math - kids can practice single-digit subtraction facts at this website
- Cyber Smart – kids can learn how to use the internet safely at this site
- Literacy Place - this is the support site for our reading series
- Our Math Series - this is the support site for our kindergarten math series
- Our Math Series - this is the support site for our 1st Grade math series
- Science Series - this site supports our Kindergarten science series
- Science Series -this site supports our 1st Grade science series
- Weekly Reader - this site supports our Social Studies program
- Gaggle - This is a monitored email account program sponsored by DoDEA
- Crayola- this is a great site that includes age-appropriate interactive games/skills
- Primary Games - this is a great site that includes lots of primary games for kids
- Julia's Rainbow Corner - this is a great site that's appropriate for Pre-kindergarten kids
- Computer Skills - this site helps kids learn how to use the computers in our lab and classroom
- Tekmom - this is a great site for kids to use research tools (ex. dictionaries; encyclopedias; etc.)
- Studybuddy - kids can use this site to help them with their homework
- Funbrain - kids can find lots of age-appropriate interactive games at this site
- Pics4Learning - this site consist of a collection of thousands of pictures that kids can use
More student resources from the DDESS Area Service Center
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