Interactive SMARTboard websites

I've looked at a bunch of different math games at the National Library of Virtual Manipulatives website. They have a bunch of different types of games, as well as a bunch of different types of games within one category. So I played different math games involving fractions, money and color patterns etc. A few of them that I played I could totally see how kids could learn and be interested in them. However, I found one game that I couldn't even solve... So you would definitely have to pre-test these games before introducing them to the classroom.

Oak Street Elementary has a a science interactive list on their website. You can look at temperature, animals, and other types of science things. Now these websites were for the primary aged students. So some of them are a little cheesy, but some of them could be really cool.