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The Partnership for Reading offers information about the effective teaching of reading for children, adolescents, and adults, based on the evidence from quality research. The Partnership invites you to explore this site for information on reaseach, principles about reading instruction suggested by the research, and products for parents, teachers, administrators and policy-makers. Thank you Beth Caraccio for her presentation about reading web sites.

This site includes many interactive reading games for children to help them build on such skills as phonological and phonemic awareness, phonics, sight words, vocabulary, etc.

Pinterest is one of my favorite sites. I have come across so many great ideas for lessons and activities! I am about to look up reading fluency games for Teaching Reading and Integrated Language Arts.

Strategies for teaching reading. Includes specific activities and suggestions.

This is a great website for reading and literacy lesson plans, resources, and professional development

Book Adventure is a FREE reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Children create their own book lists from over 6,000 recommended titles, take multiple choice quizzes on the books they've read offline, and earn points and prizes for their literary successes.

another great website for reading resources

Providing educators and students access to the highest quality practices and resources in reading and language arts instruction. This website has great lesson plans for teaching reading and writing for grades K-12 and strategy guides for teachers.

Just found and read this article that really helped me get a new perspective on relating math to the students.  I think these four habits can be used for all different subjects. 

This is a list of modern music that was inspired by the artists reading classic literature. May be very helpful in the English classroom!

I love this website. I recently used it for a research paper. I used the site to look at making connections for students, but it has many great reading and writing resources.

This site has a ton of books being read by people. One of the best things is the animation of voice! Especially when working with younger students, it's good to ham it up in the stories

A cool website that helps students find books that are high-interest. It also recommends books at a similar reading level to what they entered as their jumping-off point.

How to implement Reader's Workshop in your classroom to improve comprehension and foster a love of reading in students. This is a great website that helps new teachers become familiar with readers workshop. Both readers and writers workshops help students of all ages.

This website has a lot of information on literacy, information on ELL, teaching adults to read, comprehension and much more.

This is a great site to learn and practice using running records for the classroom.

Another summary of UbD-required reading. Written by Jay McTigue.

This summary written by Jay McTigue is required reading.