BiblioNasium - Kids Share Book Recommendations. Use Online Reading Logs, Find Books At ... - 0 views
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Susie Highley on 04 Jan 13Reading community for students. Teachers can sign up classes (parents can sign up individuals)
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Text Organization and its Relation to Reading Comprehension - 0 views
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This 57-page PDF is a scholarly study which reviews the literature on text organization and how it affects reading comprehension. One item discussed is the use of graphic organizers in helping students of different abilities better understand reading material. (Rec by Amy Lorch via LC)
We Give Books - Read a book. Give a book. - 0 views
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You can register, it is free, read books online and view them through your projector. They are colorful and current. The best part is, this website will give one free book to children in need for EACH book you read with your class. You can do this as a teacher or as a parent.
Assessment in My Reading Workshop - 0 views
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Although this is not organized around the Daily 5, it is still very thorough and has suggestions and free templates for organizing reading records
Teachers' Choices Reading List - 0 views
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From the IRA. Annual annotated reading list of new books.
{Eat the Book} - 0 views
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Great teacher blog. Great way to develop a culture of readers. Like idea of students posting what they've read/are reading. Whatever Wednesday. Friday book trailers.
Spaghetti Book Club - Book Reviews by Kids for Kids! - 0 views
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Do you wonder what your friends are saying about books? Do you wonder what they are reading? There are oodles and oodles of children's book reviews written by kids on this site. Check out what other kids are saying about the book you are reading. Maybe you will be the next reviewer on the Spaghetti Book Club!
Reading Records by SAS® Curriculum Pathways® - 0 views
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Great free app that will record students reading, and allow you to go back and easily make a running record. Can accumulate for entire school year to show progress. Chrome app
ReadWorks.org - 0 views
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Readings with free activities that are lexile-leveled. It is designed for grades K-6, but there are many readings with lexiles scores of 800-1020. Also, it provides lesson plans aligned with various children's books. You can create a free account. Rec by Karen Ault
Read Tennessee | Read - 0 views
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Has very detailed lessons, including links to CCSS
LitWorld - An International Non-Profit Advocating for and Working Towards Global Litera... - 0 views
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World Read Aloud Day March 6, 2013
Reading Confetti: Book Tree Advent - 0 views
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Blog features many reading ideas.
Poetry Possibilities - 0 views
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Several activities for teaching poetry, including read alouds, lit circles, shared reading
The Global Read Aloud - 0 views
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Scheduled for October. Read aloud the chosen book to your class, then connect with others worldwide through various means
NCTE Sessions on Digital Reading/Digital Writing - 0 views
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Franki Sibberson is a great person to follow for literacy ideas. Her blog "A Year of Reading" has lots to consider! Not all presentations are easy to follow, but this one is very enlightening.
TV411 - Summarize as You Read - 0 views
Kids' Stories, Songs, Games, Educational Activities for Children - Speakaboos - 0 views
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Listen to some of your favorite stories read by celebrities! Explore educational activities, games, worksheets, and more!
Starfall's Learn to Read with phonics - 0 views
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This website is great for Preschool through 1stgraders. Have fun learning letters, sounds, reading stories and playing games.
rwworkshop - home - 0 views
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Reading/Writing Workshop chat archives (uses #rwworkshop hashtag first Wednesday of the month