The e-learning for K-12 kids is an interactive website that helps students learn about health related topics by exploring a digital lesson. The student has an opportunity to click and interact with the material at their own pace. This site can be used as an addition to introducing a new topic for ELL or ESL learners because it provides a visual representation of the content. There are 38 interactive health lessons for students to explore and the lesson can be adjusted based off of student grade level. When you are in the lessons there are diagrams and explanations for the content such as; blood, brain, digestive system, endocrine system, hearing, heart and circulation, immune system, kidneys, muscles, respiratory system, skeleton, skin, taste and smell, teeth, vision, acne, asthma, blood pressure, breaks, cancer, colds and flu, diabetes, epilepsy, headaches, sore ears, stomach pains, tonsils, exercise, HIV/AIDS, body health, disease prevention, alcohol, health services, healthy eating, healthy living, malaria, nutrition, and tobacco. This website provides contextual support for the ESOL learner. The Website is by: Dr. Nick van Dam

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