Classic reborn as fee-based e-library with great selection. My WonderBooks. Multilingual library, lovely visuals for classic kids' lit. Poio by Kahoot! Learn to Read. Solid learning content nestled in fun, game-based adventure. Read with Phonics. Alien-themed phonics games are thorough but lack variety. Outstanding learn-to-read site sure to engage little ones. Sesame Street Alphabet Kitchen. Sweet word-building with TV friend; vowel toys optional.
Starfall Learn to Read. Great reading activities fit a range of skill levels. Teach Your Monster to Read. Fun, lengthy journey goes from basics to reading competency. Monkey Word School Adventure. Cute monkey guides kids through six early-reading games. Accessible, customizable reading tool used with Bookshare. Read with Phonzy: Kids Reading Game. New readers practice fluency with simple exercises.
Quality, customizable content covers tricky words. Scavenger hunt makes reading fun; user can customize levels. Phonics Genius. Phonics app is easy to use but not for beginners. Reading Racer. Cool tech supports independent readers, still has glitches. SwapTales: Leon! Use the power of words to solve puzzles and change a story. Devices: iPad. Bookout -- Reading made better. Track how much you're reading, save comments, view stats.
Harry Potter Reading Club. Read Theory offers online reading activities for all ages and ability levels. Literacy lessons that include comprehension and short passages to analyze. Guided reading and other reading games for emerging readers. Spelling City has spelling lists, tests, games, and practice activities.
It also has the same tools for vocabulary. Specializes in teaching children from preschool through third grade to read with the help of phonetics. Kids will learn songs to help them learn and have tons of practice putting it all together.
Storyline Online has books on video and lessons aimed at strengthening comprehension and verbal and written skills for English-language learners. The site is updated weekly with current events for students in grades , crafted by a team of professional journalists and teachers. The site is completely free and includes an archive of over articles and resources searchable by year, category and grade level. Read-along site for younger kids with activities and free story videos.
There are animated videos of stories and sing-a-long songs. They just launched a news and current events magazine for middle schoolers. They are currently sampling it for free to schools and have created a digital version for teachers to use in their remote teaching curriculums. Free, Grades: Lots of non-fiction articles on this site, and you can level it by Lexile reading level. Get your students writing about what they read. This amazing compilation of non-fiction brought to you by National Geographic Learning has been wowing kids for a long time.
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