1. ABCYA.COM http://www.abcya.com/
Christina Robinson, Amanda Ellifritz, Lavincia Allen ECED 407

2. ABCYA.COM in the Classroom
Supplemental Tool
Reinforces Information students learn
Pre-K through Grade 5
Can be used at home
Amanda

3. Other uses for ABCYA.COM
Extra Practice
Indoor Recess Activity
Study tool
Math and Reading Level
Amanda

4. Pros and Cons of ABCYA.COM
Covers Many Subject Areas
Holidays and Seasonal Games
Educational Tool for Parents, Teachers, and Students
Available on Many Technological Devices
Section for Common Core Standards
ctice.htm
Must Have Up-to-Date Devices
No Level Based Accommodations
Easy Distractions
Pay for Unlimited Access
Inappropriate Advertisements can be Featured
Christina

5. Effective or Ineffective
More effective with technology than pencil
More organized
Environment friendly
Very engaging for children
Christina

6. Do No Harm Yes No Beneficial website from grades Pre-K- fifth grade
Utilize level base games or higher
Not gender bias
Some games can accommodate for visually-impaired students.
Most games gives instructions to accommodate hearing-impaired students
Not all games accommodate for both hearing and visually–impaired students.
Some limits for English Language Learners(ELL)
ngo.htm
Lavincia

7. 4 C’s Creativity Collaboration Communication or Connections
Colorful, easy to navigate, font is legible.
Painting with numbers in math.
Collaboration
Parents and teachers can engage with the child on something successfully.
Parents and teachers can work together to achieve a goal.
Communication or Connections
Family and Classroom login page
Critical Thinking
Teachers can demonstrate new topics or brain storm in a Word Cloud as an introduction.
Allow for self-examination in areas such as memory, reaction, logic and focus.
Lavincia