Follow these links to get started.
Reading links
Reading Support
Reading links
- Epic Books - thousands of books online to read or be read to you :)
- Storyline - books read online for you by some great famous people
- Shoelace Learning (previously called Dreamscape) - this online world helps to make reading fun and engages students in competition and exploration while reading and answering questions
- Readtheory.org - online reading comprehension practice. By reading and answering questions this online program can help to increase practice and improvement of reading skills.
- AR Book Finder (Accelerated Reader): This online database of books gives a Book Level to help you find books that are just right. The Book Level gives an approximate grade level based on the vocabulary and difficulty. (Example BL 4.3 means an average reading for a grade 4 student of 3 months) Type in the title or author to see the BL of the novel or story book.
- Your Next Read: This site helps to give suggestions for books to read based on a novel that you've enjoyed.
- Reader's theater is a great way to practice reading fluency. Check out some of these websites for scripts: teaching heart stories to grow by
Handwriting Practice
Still struggling to make your writing neat and clear? These sites let you create your own worksheets (printing or cursive practice)
Poetry and writing help
- online syllable counter - use this to double check your syllables when writing poems like a Haiku
- online kids dictionary
- online thesaurus - find synonyms (similar words) and by scrolling down, find antonyms (opposite words) too
- Online spell checker
