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From the website: 800+ texts of classic literature, drama, and poetry together with detailed literature study guides. Large reference book and non-fiction section. This site seems great for older children with free access to online reading of classics! There are short stories, fiction, poetry...

This site gives a brief definition of what literacy means. It points out that literacy is not just knowing isolated pieces of information, but rather having the ability to use language in broader ways. This site also provides literature "Research" information and additional websites and resources for teachers.

I thought this site was very detailed and thought through to help assist teachers or educators with their questions about literacy. On the website you will find the definition of literacy, their literacy beliefs, literature review, action research, references, and favorite literacy web sites. Under literacy beliefs, they have broken down the term into four categories- learner, curriculum, teacher, and assessment. This is great for educators as they can read specific beliefs on literacy based on the specific topic of interest or need.

This website has WebQuest for grades K-12. The WebQuest are divided by grade level. There are WebQuest based on literacy instruction. There are quest on books and authors.

Barnes and Noble short reviews to 7 respectful books for middle grades level readers that include characters with ASD.

Read-aloud by Kendall and Caroline of Mark Sommerset's NZ children's classic.

Read aloud by Kendall and Caroline. Mark Sommerset's NZ children's classic.

Digital library of books for beginners. Print is in English but you can listen to them read aloud (digitally) in multiple languages.