Visit the Baker School Library online ! You can search for books and other media for students and parents. Beginning readers can click the Visual tab to search through categories of books by clicking on pictures.
Note: Individual student login information will be given to students by their teachers as soon as they are issued by the publisher.
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Do you need to practice your math or grammar skills? Try the fun arcade style games at Arcademic Skill Builders.com like Minus Mission and Demolition Division.
Family schedules are hectic. BornLearning.org offers some great ideas for "learning on the go" whether you are at home, traveling, or in public places. Children are eager to connect with the adults in their lives, and it is through these relationships that children gain the confidence and the security they need to learn.
Visit the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco. Check out their new interactive exhibit map to take a virtual tour of their exhibits.
Do you want to learn keyboarding skills?
Try Dance Mat Typing from the Schools web site.
Check out Kidthing.com's "Dear Mr. President" digital book project. Children from all over the world submitted profound letters that illustrate a portrait of hope, inspiration, and the cares of our youngest generation. One Baker student had her letter selected to appear in this book! A printed edition was delivered to President Barack Obama.
If you love interactive science experiments, visit the Exploratorium in San Francisco. Build structures, play memory games, dissect a cow's eye, or do more home experiments.
Exploring Nature! You can learn about over 1,000 animals, plants, biomes, adaptations, farm animals, human anatomy, space, etc. with science movies for students and educators.
Visit My Wonderful World.com to learn more about geography. You can visit Africa for Kids, play map games, and more! This National Geographic-led campaign to expand geographic learning in school, at home, and in the community.
Visit NASA's StarChild page to learn about the solar system, the universe, and lots of other space stuff!
Need to work on your editing skills? Visit the Power Proofreading site and pick your grade level (2nd -8th).
Reading Rockets offers a wealth of reading strategies, lessons, and activity ideas for parents and teachers. There are wonderful phonics activities you can do with your child. You can help your child learn how to read and read better.
They also have a bilingual site for families and educators of English language learners.
Are you a fan of Dr. Seuss? Visit Seussville.com to learn more about him, enter a contest, write a story, or play a game on the Seussville playground.
Is your child learning to read? Use Starfall.com to prepare your children for school and support them once they are there.