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

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.

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

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

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

Part of a PBS series on teaching young readers, this portion of the series deals with teaching reading to children who are English Language Learners. Helpful for both parents and teachers.

Great resource with templates on how to create lapbooks. These can be used for topics from Aesop's Fables to animals, history, and math.

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.

I love these because students can make silly sentences (The monster kissed the dinosaur.) Cards include nouns, adjectives, helpers, punctuation, etc. I have printed the cards in color and laminated them so that they will hopefully last. They have other links on this site for me cards in a farm theme.

Includes links to printable booklets for shared and guided reading. Offers materials to expand teacher shared reading (lessons, printables, games, etc.)

Printable "office" you can make for students. Includes charts of items students may need help with (alphabet chart, colors, money, etc.) that you make into a book for students.

This site offers tons of activitives concerning all areas of curriculum. Songs, games, and books offer great resources for teachers. I love the printable Letter Vests under "activities" and the "My Word! A WORD Cookbook" looks interesting.

This is one of my favorite sites of all times. So much interactive activities so excite children about the history of our great state.

Electronic books and online reading. This website is really amazing! Material covers both children and adults.

Fun interactive games for beginning readers to work with letters.

This could useful to use in our class on Wednesday nights. Or even when you are in the classroom.

The sight words were mentioned in our readings and this site uses games to interact these words.

This site has materials that support Dr. Seuss books and activities that were mentioned in our readings!

Has a great interactive game for kids to play to see what foods give them the best and most energy!

This is a great site for kids to read the same magazine as mom and dad!