Links and Resources
Sites regarding Gifted Education
Puzzle Baron - logic puzzles
Grade level: 2-12
See if you can solve matrix logic puzzles using nothing but a list of clues and your own powers of logical deduction. Account registration is free, but not required.
The Past and the Curious
Grade Level: 3-8
Podcasts that combine history, literature and music to discuss fun and unusual topics.
Brainson.org
Grade Level: 3-8
Science podcasts for kids and curious adults from American Public Media.
Virtual Field Trips
Grade Level: 2-12
This is a Google Docs repository of virtual field trips. The content is mostly focused on animals and landmarks/natural wonders.
But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids
Grade Level: Varies
NPR/Vermont Public Radio podcasts led by kids.
Wow in the World
Grade Level: 3-12
NPR podcasts from Mindy Thomas and Guy Raz that highlight the coolest new stories in science and technology.
National Geographic Kids
Grade Level: 2-6
All sorts of games and content from the wonderful folks at National Geographic.
NASA Kids Club
Grade Level: 2-6
This site offers space images, space games, and information on current NASA projects.
Grade Level: 6-12
Find your next favorite book. We recommend going to the book lists, where massive lists of books by interest level help you find books that others love and recommend. Please note that this is a site that may have books that are not appropriate for some ages, so don't get a book without parent approval.
BrainPOP jr.
Grade Level: K-3
Engaging learning games, animated movies, and activities. You'll need to request free access.
Khan Academy
Grade Level: All
Learn a higher math or get ready for your SATs! Khan provides online tutorial videos on math and science skills. It is also great when back in school and you need to figure out how to solve a math problem.
Code.org
Why not learn to code while you are stuck inside? Knowing how to make software and apps can earn you extra money and lead to fantastic career opportunities. E-mail your gifted resource teacher for log-in information.
Visit this site to see if the college or university you are interested in will accept your AP credits!