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    Language Arts

    Free Rice  - Learn new vocabulary and earn donate rice to the UN World Food Program.

    NoodleTools - use this to cite your resources, with your user name (first initial last name) and the password given to you by your teacher.

    Citation Machine - Use this web tool to cite your resources.

    Pierce Library

    Math

    Sixth Grade Math Skills - This site provides links to practice topics such as Numbers & Operations, Algebra, Geometry, Measurement, and Data Analysis.

    Common Denominator Game

    NCTM Illuminations Factor Game

    Pan Balance Shapes

    Math Magician - Practice multiplication and division facts. Can be timed for 2 1/2 minutes or 5 minutes.

    Math Magician Games - can choose facts to practice.

    Tessellations - make your own tessellation editing a triangle, rectangle, or hexagon

    Product Game -  a fun, interactive game that exercises your skill with factors and multiples.

    Concentration -  Match numbers, shapes, fractions, or multiplication facts to equivalent representations.

    Lemonade Stand - create a virtual lemonade stand by choosing recipe, price and supplies. Can you make a profit?

    Coffee Shop - see how much cash you can make on a street-side coffee shop.

    Deep Sea Duel - Strategy game that requires you to select multiple cards that add to the target number.  Can you reach the goal before Okta?

    Cube Nets - Identify which nets can fold to make a cube

    Cubes - Figure out the volume of a box by filling it with cubes, rows of cubes, or layers of cubes

    Isometric Drawing Tool - Create designs by drawing  3-D shapes with cubes

    Banana Hunt - Estimating number of degrees in an angle

    Fractions

    Equivalent Fractions - Triplets game

    Interactive Fraction Wall

    Multiply Fractions - by a whole number (video)

    Multiply Fractions - by a whole number - visual fraction models

    Fractions Mystery Puzzle Game

    Rectangle Multiplication - Click Fractions - Rectangle Multiplication

    Thinking Blocks - model and solve word problems

    Multiplying Fractions - Millionaire Game

    Subtracting Fractions - from a whole

    Equivalent Fractions - Practice creating equivalent fractions

    Fraction Game - Work with relationships among fractions and ways of combining fractions. Can be played by one or two people.

    Fraction Model - Manipulate fractions with adjustable numerators and denominators. You can then see decimal and percent equivalents. (The numerator and denominator can take values up to 100.)

    Equivalent Fractions - Manipulative pieces to create equivalent fractions

    Adding Fractions - Find common denominators to add fractions

    Comparing Fractions - Compare fractions with different denominators by finding a common denominator

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    Science

    Current Events

    Science News for Kids

    Science Daily: News &Articles in Science, Health, Environment …

    The New York Times Science Section

    The Boston Globe Science Section

    Discover Magazine

    Scientific American

    National Public Radio ScienceFriday with Ira Flatow

    Wired Science

    NASA

    Krulwich Wonders... : NPR - (NPR Science Correspondent Robert Krulwich demystifies dense and difficult science.)

    Climate Change

     

    BBC News: Climate Change – Rising sea levels: A tale of twocities

    CNN Climate Change

    Climate Action – European Commission

    Extreme Ice Survey 

    Global Warming – National Geographic

    Greenpeace International Climate Change

    International Youth Climate Movement

    Natural Resources Defense Council

    NY Times: Climate and the Environment

    Scientific American: Climate

    TED Talk: The Science Behind a Climate Headline by Rachel Pike 
     
    TED Talk: Why I Must Speak Out about Climate Change
    by James Hansen 

    United Nations Climate Change Portal

    United States Global Change Research Program

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    Social Studies

    Women's Biographies: Distinguished Women of the Past and Present

    PBS: The American Experience includes Ansel Adams

    Jonathon Porritt

    CIA: The World Factbook - Country entries include sections on Land, Water, People, Government, Economy, Communications, and Defense Forces.

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    Technology        
    Copyright-friendly Images

    ImageQuest - a library resource created by the Encyclopædia Britannica with millions of images that you can use for non-commercial purposes. There is a photo for just about any subject you can think of. The collection includes photos and clip art, and even allows you to sort results by shape (horizontal or vertical rectangle, or square). Information is provided for each image about the creator and rights.

    U.S. Government Images search - The USA.gov search engine lets you look for photos and images from the federal government. You can find photos of just about anything, from satellites to Socks the cat, with little or no usage restrictions. Most of the results take you to images located on the Flickr website: before you use the image for your own project, make sure to look for usage information on the image's Flickr page.

    Photos for Class - Age appropriate images, with automatic citation within Creative Commons

    Pics 4 Learning - This collection consists of thousands of images that have been donated by students, teachers, and amateur photographers. (Grades 1-8)

    Pixabay - offers over 1/5 million royalty free stock photos and videos. 

    Google Images -To find images that can be reused and remixed use Google's Advanced Image search options. To use the usage rights filter option, select "advanced image search" on the main Google Images page. Once in the "advanced image search" page, you will find the usage rights options at the bottom of the page. In the usage rights menu you can select one of four options; "labeled for reuse," "labeled for commercial reuse," "labeled for reuse with modification," or "labeled for commercial reuse with modification."
     
    Unsplash - Over 550,000 free high resolution photos shared by a huge online community of photographers.

    Research Sites
    InstaGROK - Visual search engine that can help generate keywords

    SweetSearch - All results have been evaluated and approved by librarians and teachers

    NoodleTools - Create your Works Cited page here. User name is same as psbma login.
    Tutorial for Advanced Google Search
     
    How to Refine Web Searches (using Google)
     
    Citation Generator (MLA format)
     
    Finding Credible Sites
     
    The Case for Allowing 16 Year Olds to Vote
    Top Ten Reasons to Lower the Voting Age
    Voting Age Lowered to 12 in Handful of States
     

     

     

     

John Pierce School

​​Pierce at OLS (K-5)
194 Boylston Street
Office: 617-730-2580
Fax: 617-264-6468
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Pierce at Fisher Hill (6-8)
150 Fisher Ave
Office: 617-730-2581
Fax: 617-265-6468
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Brookline, MA 02445

Phone: 617-730-2580

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