Websites to try

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Websites to try

www.nicholasacademy.com

These websites are for different levels and for different ages, you just try and use them.

Aaron Shepard's RT Page

 

Scripts & Tips for Reader's Theater - Reader's theater is often defined by what it is not -- no memorizing, no props, no costumes, no sets. All this makes reader's theater wonderfully convenient. Still, convenience is not its chief asset. Like storytelling, reader's theater can create images by suggestion that could never be portrayed realistically on stage. Space and time can be shrunk or stretched, fantastic worlds can be created, marvelous journeys can be enacted. Reader's theater frees the performers and the audience from the physical limitations of conventional theater, letting the imagination soar. Enjoy the magic of reader's theater!

 

 

Between the Lions

 

Great companion to the television show. Each week features a new story. It is followed by a dozen games that target reading, writing, listening and speaking. Depending on your kids, these games will vary in appeal and age-appropriateness.

 

 

Book Adventure

 

Book Adventure is a FREE reading motivation program for children in grades K-8. Children create their own book lists from over 6,000 recommended titles, take multiple choice quizzes on the books they've read offline, and earn points and prizes for their literary successes.

 

 

Bricks and Mortar: basic reading skills

 

Free to print reading system. Bricks and Mortar is designed for children with little or no grasp of basic reading skills. It's also useful for children with some basic knowledge of reading, for if they start from the beginning they can "fill in" any elements of basic reading skills that they haven't grasped in the initial stages of learning.

 

 

A Collection of Word Oddities and Trivia

 

Uncommon double letters, misspelled words, long words, names of people which became words, and much more.