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"The defenders of leveled reading and the champions of complex texts may share more common ground than they realize, however. Both agree that to become fluent readers, students must read a lot on their own-and such independent reading calls for not-too-easy, not-too-hard selections that look a lot like leveled reading. Meanwhile, both sides also concur that students should be asked to wrestle at times with more challenging texts-but in the classroom, where teachers are available to offer help and head off discouragement."

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A lot of information on the elementary level.

Grade level links for the Everyday Math program.

A collaborative effort to collect blogs for students of various grade levels.

"Houghton Mifflin Reading at a Glance: The link below will produce a table that lists the comprehension strategy, comprehension skill, phonemic awareness focus, phonics focus, and high frequency words taught each week of the kindergarten year." Links on left to other grade level materials

Math websites and games organized by grade level and strand for elementary students.

Search worksheets to save/print by grade level and content area.

leveled books that are free to copy for students/teachers

Free site. Spelling Bee is given by grade level - 1st to 7th. 90 seconds to spell each work. Instant results and rankings!

Select your grade level along the left side.

"Sumdog's math games are always free to play, either at home or at school. They cover 100 numeracy topics, split into 10 levels. Most are multiplayer, so you can play against thousands of students worldwide. Because the games are so engaging, students can finally enjoy developing their mental math skills."

PLays, fiction/nonfiction, comics, folk tales, greek myths, chinese fables.