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Focus Summer Opportunities Camp Opportunities Websites Parent Sharing Additional Resources Camp Opportunities BelinBlank httpswww2educationuiowaedubelinblank OPPTAG Iowa State ID: 727274

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TAG Parent Meeting: 3/5/18Focus: Summer Opportunities

Camp Opportunities

Websites

Parent Sharing

Additional ResourcesSlide2

Camp OpportunitiesBelin-Blank https://www2.education.uiowa.edu/belinblank/

OPPTAG (Iowa

State)

http://www.opptag.iastate.edu/

Camp Invention

http://campinvention.org/

Learn, Create

, Build

https://learncreatebuild.com/location/sioux-city-iowa

USD

http://

www.usd.edu/education/gifted-programs

Sanford Research Center

http://www.sanfordresearch.org/education/k12students/Slide3

Favorite Websites for High ability studentsFrom the Sioux City Enrichment SpecialistsSlide4

Free Rice http://freerice.com/

Nonprofit website

owned

by  

the United Nations World Food

Programme

.

Answer multiple choice questions related to a subject such as English vocabulary, chemistry, geography, and more.Each correct answer results in the donation of 10 grains of rice to charities to end world hunger.Why we like it:A socially conscious way to practice your skills.Slide5

Khan Academyhttps://www.khanacademy.org/

For independent learners

Free for all

By watching videos, students can teach themselves above-grade level content

Strong math and science focus, but also includes a section on arts and the humanities.

Why we like it:

Motivated learners teach themselves advanced content.Slide6

Storybird https://storybird.com/

Students use graphics as a basis for creating their own stories. 

Students can share stories they have created and read stories written by other authors.

Caution—some students do not like to be limited by the pictures on the site. In this case, have students write long-form books and use only one image.

Why we like it:

This is especially for your child who loves to write and create!Slide7

First In Math: Building Math Skillswww.firstinmath.com

Based on the 24 Game.

Includes math standards from K-8

th

grade.

Students compete with others for high scores.

Downside: An annual membership is $30. Your child really needs to love math to make this worth it.

Why we like it: This program is for all students, but high ability math students can work at advanced levels and love competing with others across the country for high scores.Slide8

The Kids Should See This: Smart Videos for Curious Minds http://thekidshouldseethis.com

/

Short videos curated by a mom and her 7 and 9 year old children

Strong STEAM focus

Videos are “not made for kids, but perfect for them.”

Search the site for videos of interest, or sign up to receive around 8 videos sent weekly to your inbox.

Why we like it: Great alternatives to typical You-tube videos shared by kids; these videos arouse curiosity and support learning.Slide9

Other Sites with Math Challenges:Nrich Maths

:

http

://nrich.maths.org/frontpage

Students may choose

a level and work on challenging math problems. Great for advanced problem solving!

Figure This—Math Challenges for Families: http://figurethis.nctm.org/challenges/challenge_index.htm Created for families to work on together. Great for problem solving.Prodigy Math Game: https://www.prodigygame.com/ Math games aligned to grades 1-8 math standards.Lure of the Labyrinth:

https://labyrinth.thinkport.org/ Teaches pre-algebra concepts through a game-like format. Inquiry and trial/error is required.Slide10

Logic and Reasoning Websites:Hooda

Math:

www.hoodamath.com

Games

on this site often require reasoning skills. Try the logic puzzles and the escape games

. Puzzle Baron’s Logic Puzzles: http://www.logic-puzzles.org/game.php?u2=403f5d875b2ff2a51fbd07e3f2c8d4f0 Students practice reasoning skills while solving these puzzles.Illuminations: http://illuminations.nctm.org/BrainTeasers.aspx

Explore these thinking puzzles. ABCya: K-5 http://www.abcya.com/ Try the strategy games.Slide11

Other Sites for Creative KidsPowtoon:

http

://www.powtoon.com/

Students create their own animated cartoon on this user friendly site. A login is required

.Storyboard That: http://www.storyboardthat.com/ Students can choose from many templates to create their own cartoon. The free account offers two storyboards per week. A login is required.Slide12

And for Animal/Nature Lovers:National Geographic For Kids: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/

Includes videos, games, information about animals, and an interactive world map.Slide13

Additional Suggestions from ParentsSTARS: Special Troopers Adaptive Riding School

https://

www.scstars.org/programs.html

Pickled Palette

http://pickledpalette.com/calendar/public-classes

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MakerSpace

https://www.makerspacesiouxcity.org/ Omaha Children’s Museum http://www.ocm.org/Omaha Zoo http://www.omahazoo.com/day-campsSioux Falls

Zoo https://greatzoo.org/camps-classes Sioux City Library http://www.siouxcitylibrary.org/