St. Ambrose School

New computer software titles available for classroom use

Students in grades 5 to 8 can use this graphic organizer tool to plan and organize, research and evaluate, comprehend and communite.

Students can organize and categorize information visually, express thoughts, and develop ideas creatively.

This exploration program helps students master geographical
information, using maps, photos, charts, videos, diagrams,
and time lines. Paint and stamp tools are included for
making colorful presentations about their discoveries.

Try this multimedia math adventure. A carnival environment uses five fun activities
to reinforce math skills. Concrete and abstract math concepts and problems are easy to practice while playing these games.

This is our most current version of Encarta, donated by the Kirwan family. This is an extensive research and reference source. It's easy to use, and the multimedia tools make it fun to use.

Donated by the McCaffrey family, so you can get smart and have fun!
Learn history, art, science, music, language arts, and more, while playing
in 10 different game areas.

Students can use this multimedia technology tool to develop visual presentations and creative design projects (lab packs for mulitple users). This software was purchased through a grant from the Benevolent Association of Pottsville.

Students can create amazing multimedia art ---- stunning graphics, sounds, lively animation, 3-D effects, slideshows, and more! (lab packs for multiple users)

Learn math and science skills while designing and building on-screen cars. Choose chassis length, engine type, fuel tank size, tires, brakes, and more. Program includes wind tunnel and track assessments for efficiency and safety. Students are introduced to CAD (computer aided design) and use creative thinking and problem solving skills.

Interactive CD-ROM uses 3D models, animation, videos, games, and sounds to bring these creatures to life on screen

CD-ROM traces history from prehistoric times to the present and includes videos, maps, and interactive features

Interactive CD-ROM takes a habitat-centered approach to endangerment, discusses ecosystem destruction, and contains current information on the remaining numbers of many endangered species

Check out other St. Ambrose pages below!