Hey guys! Found another site from Canada that you might find useful over the summer. Lots of great math explanations that you can review, some cool sports and science videos, and some English games to keep your skills sharp over the summer! There is even a link to a section for ages 2-5 if you want to practice and play with your little brothers or sisters!

http://www.tvokids.com

Hope you are enjoying your early holidays...I found this great website that can answer many of your science questions! There are also some games, experiments and simulations you can try out. For everything Science related visit:

https://www.wonderville.ca/

In case you missed it... Ever imagine you were a cyclops? Create this blinking eye origami and wait no more!

http://krokotak.com/2013/03/do-i-look-like-a-cyclope-blinking-origami-eye/

Forgot your Storybird password? (Send me an email and I will send you your passwords). Or,  just want to experience something new? Try out this new story maker!

https://www.mystorybook.com

Here is a new website I found with articles, stories, and games to help you improve your reading skills. If you are struggling with your reading or just want to practice, there are lots of read and listen to stories and poems. There are also articles to read and science experiments to try. Be sure to check out the link to Puzzlemania as well!

https://www.highlightskids.com

There are an endless number of obstacles to exploring space. Lack of oxygen, radiation, meteoroids and more. This is a video that explains what happens if you enter space without a space suit. Take a peek!

Hey Doodlebugs! Check out some of these zentangles!

Buoyancy is the ability to float. If you want to explore underwater you need to sink and resurface. How does the Cartesian Diver work? Check out this video!

Here's how a volcano erupts! What are some of the dangers we face when exploring this extreme environment?

http://thekidshouldseethis.com/post/66204736120

Here is the link to Storybird. It has an amazing array of pictures from talented artists. Choose your favourite pictures and create an original story.

www.storybird.com

How long can humans survive in extreme conditions?

Put down the plastic! Click on the image to enlarge it.
http://www.custommade.com/blog/content/uploads/2014/11/plastic-final.jpg

Here is the link to the "Ring of Fire'.

http://oceantoday.noaa.gov/ringoffire/

Let's practice drawing some people!

http://awesomeartists.com

Be a volcano explorer. Explore the extreme environment of a volcano.

http://discoverykids.com/games/volcano-explorer/