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This site is for helping teachers figure out what is good to use for their students. It includes vocabulary, phonics, grammar, writing, and reading.

I LOVE this website. It offers templates to make tons of different books. Matchbooks, shutterfold, flap books, wheel books, and pop-up books are just a few the site offers. I love the fact that most of the books come as a pdf that you can save for use later. Most of the books can be used to create a "Lapbook". I will post a link to a site that explains how those are made.

If you scroll down to the bottom of the page it lists what books are best to use for the amount of information you have.

Follow along read aloud stories.

This is a another Diigo Group I was recently asked to join. You don't have to join to check out the hundreds of links on using all sorts of technology to benefit your students' learning. This is a tough (and necessary) topic to keep up with for classroom teachers. Sites like this can save you time.

This is a site that reviews technology endlessly and puts out fabulous reviews, links, and comparisons of software and technologies teachers should know about. Not an education site, but just entering "education" in the search led to articles like: "8 Ways Tech is Improving Education," "100+ Online Resources that are Transforming Education," and more.

This is a really cool online flash video version of the children's book, "Bembo's Zoo." Animation and sound effects will keep kids' interest.

A collection of children's literature

Website for beginning readers with various types of reading material, ranging from poetry to jokes and riddles.

Books to read online.

This is a cute game that young children can plan when they are learning to pronounce words and learning what words are associated with in real life.

A PBS website for kids with reading games. My favorites are the phonics games for kids.

This has lots of cute games for young children!

A forum-based website for future and current teachers. A great place to ask questions!

This one is my favorite. It has stories from all over the world that are told by a lady in a video. There are also games that go with the stories!

A Beginning reading website in comic book format. Syntax, phonics and other reading and writing lessons via the comic book medium. A fun reading learner tool for the comic book lover.

This is a website that has Aesop's Fables with pictures.

This is a great website for children, parents, or librarians to find information about their favorite books.

Clifford the Big Red Dog

Bringing Yesterday's Classics to Today's Children

Dave's ESL Cafe collection of reading resources for teachers of ELL students.

ELL reading resources. Widely varying quality but a nice collection to sift through.