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Targeted level for resources in this table:  Secondary

 

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 http://www.learner.org/interactives/index.html

This site has a variety of interactive lessons for students.  Secondary language arts lessons include: investigating historical and cultural contexts in a variety of primary source examples; exploring the elements of literature through a short story; and a "spelling bee" for any grade level. 

For free streaming professional development videos, click on the Home tab and look through what Annenberg Media Learner.org has to offer.

 Cindy Hollingsworth, SpServ.
http://www.googlelittrips.org/ Award winning site, a must see for teaching literature or reading at any age. Andy Ewing, RHS
http://kportal.learningstation.com Kan-Ed login  Deanna Hill, RHS

 

Targeted level for resources in this table:  Intermediate         

 

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http://reading.ecb.org/ "Into the Book is a reading comprehension resource for K-4 students and teachers that focuses on eight research-based strategies: Using Prior Knowledge, Making Connections, Questioning, Visualizing, Inferring, Summarizing, Evaluating and Synthesizing"  This is an excellent resource!  Not only do the interactive videos in the student section do an excellent job of explaining each reading strategy, but the teachers section offers lesson plans, downloadable songs, posters, bookmarks, rubrics, worksheets, and graphic organizers.  Check this one out!  Cindy Hollingsworth, SpServ.
http://www.learner.org/interactives/index.html

This site has a variety of interactive lessons for students. Intermediate language arts lessons include exploring the elements of literature and a "spelling bee" for any grade level. 

For free streaming professional development videos, click on the Home tab and look through what Annenberg Media Learner.org has to offer.

  Cindy Hollingsworth, SpServ.
 http://www.mce.k12tn.net/units/units_with_books.htm If you're planning to teach a chapter book in either a whole group or guided reading setting, check to see if the title is one of the units posted on this website!  A teacher in Tennessee has written or collected units for 72 titles, with an additional special section for the Magic Tree House series.  Also included are several ready made Jeopardy vocabulary games!  Check this one out--in fact check out the whole website--lots to offer! Cindy Hollingsworth, SpecServ--via Laura Leis, SMGS
http://www.lookybook.com/index.php Read a book to your class while showing through your classroom projector.  Andy Ewing, RHS

 

Targeted level for resources in this table:  Primary 

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www.readinga-z.com

Reading A-Z is an on line subscription

guided reading program with lots of leveled books that can be copied and used in your classroom. They have  lesson plans, skill worksheets and activities to use across the curriculum for each book.They have a leveled Readers Skill Chart to locate Text Structure, Phonic, Comprehension, and more. It offers several Assessment options.They also offer some Multilevel Books.There are some free samples you can use to test it out.There is also a related website www.raz-kids,com that has a lot of the books on line that the children can have read to them.

Hope you check it out and let us know what you think!

 Linda Sadowski and Karla Lueger, SMGS
http://reading.ecb.org/ "Into the Book is a reading comprehension resource for K-4 students and teachers that focuses on eight research-based strategies: Using Prior Knowledge, Making Connections, Questioning, Visualizing, Inferring, Summarizing, Evaluating and Synthesizing"  This is an excellent resource!  Not only do the interactive videos in the student section do an excellent job of explaining each reading strategy, but the teachers section offers lesson plans, downloadable songs, posters, bookmarks, rubrics, worksheets, and graphic organizers.  Check this one out!  Cindy Hollingsworth, SpServ.

http://www.storycove.com

From the Story Cove "About Us" page:

"Story cove folktales come from a variety of cultures and places. They share timeless values and simple, universal lessons.  Children will enjoy watching the Movies and exploring the activities and games that are linked to that story.  Activities are designed for one-on-one, personal play with interactive puzzles, music fun and hidden pictures.  Lesson Plans extend the story elements to explore the original story with projects and activities that require interaction with adults or other members of the family away from the PC."

You have to sign up for the site, but it's free. 

 Cindy Hollingsworth, SpServ.
http://www.storylineonline.net/index2.html The Screen Actors Guild Foundation sponsors this site.  Actual actors and actresses read well-known picture books through video streaming with expression!  The videos include illustrations froms the book as well.  Finally, a website that shows the book AND reads it to the kids!  This is a great addition to any student computer to enhance fluency and a lifelong love of reading! Melynda Reeter, DCS
 http://www.learner.org/interactives/index.html

This site has a variety of interactive lessons for students.  Primary students can work through a "spelling bee" for any grade level. 

For free streaming professional development videos, click on the Home tab and look through what Annenberg Media Learner.org has to offer.

 Cindy Hollingsworth, SpServ.
http://www.lookybook.com/index.php Read a book to your class while showing through your classroom projector.   Award winning site!

Andy Ewing,

 
http://www.spellingcity.com allows you to type in your spelling (or vocabulary) words for students to access from home or school.  Mrs. Leis, SMGS 

 

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