Thrasher Students

students!

Related Arts
- Art
- Music
- Phys Ed.
- Library
- Computer
Kindergarten
- Cauthen
- Cochran
- Griswold
- Wright
Multiage
- Ezell
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- Williams
First Grade
- Gooden
- Schoner
- Walter
Second Grade
- Bautista
- Garner
- Niedbala
- Randall
- Simpson
Third Grade
- Ferguson
- Giles
- McDade
- Rothberger
Fourth Grade
- Floyd
- Newton
- Paulson & Mies
- Reynolds
Fifth Grade
- Jennings
- Willingham
- Wood, K.
- Wood, W.
Support
- Nurse Kell
- Hixson
- Welch
- Mann
- Tidwell
Events

Links

United Nations Cyber Schoolbus: Mr. Paulson's Favorite! This is where you can have fun with games and quizzes while still showing how smart you are and learning about the world we live in.

Study Island

Ticket to Read

Brain Pop: Smart Games

Funbrain: Smart Games

Multiplication.com

National Geographic 4 Kids

NASA for Kids

Discovery for Kids

Animal Planet

Kidsites: This site will give you links to safe, fun, and educational sites.

ALA Sites for Kids: A lot of fun and games here, but also a great place to go if you want to have the most impressive research project.

PBS Kids: Games, videos, music, artwork. Really good for K - 3.

Yahoo Kids: Safe, fun games.

Funology: Jokes; boredom busters like arts and crafts projects; games; magic tricks; wacky facts; and more make up this universe of pure childish fun. Check out the Weird Science section to find fun experiments to do about physics, chemistry, biology, weather, and more. There are also several kid-friendly recipes. You can even search Funology’s content by age and type of activity.

Club Penguin (Disney): Create a penguin alter-ego and build a world around it. Games; art. Register with parents to set level of access.

Whyville: Whyville is a social networking site geared to elementary kids. Whyville is an online world that requires you to manage money, and helps educate you on online safety. A filter automatically removes and reports the use of foul language and sends red flags to site moderators for other words that may lead to inappropriate chatting. In fact, before kids can even participate, they must pass a test to get their “chat license.” It’s actually very difficult to pass. Start your own business, write for the town newspaper and more. Have mom and dad play with you and learn internet codes of behavior at the same time!