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This document provides a list of fun and educational reading websites for children and parents. It describes several websites that include stories that are read aloud, reading games, books, poems and teacher resources. Some of the websites highlighted are Fun Brain, Tumble Books, PBS Kids, Storyline Online, Fern's Poetry Club, Reading Planet and Starfall. All of the sites aim to help children develop their reading skills in an engaging way.
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This document provides a list of fun and educational reading websites for children and parents. It describes several websites including Fun Brain, Tumble Books, PBS Kids, Storyline Online, Fern's Poetry Club, and RIF Reading Planet. Each website offers games, books, videos and other resources to help children develop their reading skills in an engaging way. The document encourages using these websites to supplement reading instruction at home and in the classroom.
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2) Parents are a child's first teachers when it comes to reading - they should be reading role models by reading themselves and sharing stories with their children, including reading in their first language.
3) Reading with children should be made fun by finding books they enjoy, sharing what parents like, and incorporating reading into everyday activities like mealtimes, bath times, bedtimes, travel times, and visits from others.
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This document discusses three educational websites - Funbrain, PrimaryGames, and PBSKIDS - that provide online games for students to learn. It summarizes the key features and games on each site. Funbrain has games for preschool through 8th grade and helps students learn subjects like math and language arts. PrimaryGames has puzzle games and was designed by a teacher for her students. PBSKIDS games relate to popular TV shows and cover subjects beyond core academics. The document concludes that online educational games can help make learning fun for students while teaching important subjects and skills.
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Enroll your child in reading classes to develop their reading skills through activities like illustrated books, rhymes, and stories. Pique their interest by choosing books featuring favorite characters. Build a home library and support their reading through games and books on topics you think they will enjoy. Together these efforts can foster a lifelong passion for reading from a young age.
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1) Reading for pleasure is important as it increases engagement with learning, has a positive impact on reading achievement, improves literacy skills, and is a source of pleasure and stimulates the imagination.
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- 1. Fun Reading Websitesfor Everybody Compiled from everythingesl.com By Andrea Aguilar
- 2. Developing Expert Readers Reading is an essential tool that helps us get along in the world. All children should be experts readers. These sites, along with teachers and parents, will help a little in accomplishing this important task.
- 3. Fun Brain This website has math and reading games, books to read, movies, blogs for all ages. It also has teacher resources. It has everything and is a lot of fun. http://www.funbrain.com/index.html
- 4. Tumble Books Tumble Book Library is an online collection of animated,talking picture books which teach young children the joys of reading in a format they'll love. You have to register, but it is worth it! http://www.tumblebooks.com/
- 5. PBS Kids PBS Kids has games books to read, video clips and a place for teachers and parents. Books are read to the children highlighting the word being read. Great resource! http://pbskids.org/lions/
- 6. Storyline Online In Storyline Online actors read books to children! Each book has accompanying activities and lesson ideas. http://www.storylineonline.net/
- 7. Fern’s Poetry Club Fern shows kids different types of poems and even let them write their own poem in this PBSKids website. http://pbskids.org/arthur/games/poetry/what.html
- 8. RIF Reading Planet Reading is Fundamental website features book and author of the month, has “My Bookshelf” where kids can store books they want to read, and of course, has read along stories. http://www.rif.org/kids/readingplanet/bookzone/read_aloud_stories.htm
- 9. Starfall Starfall is for Kindergarden and first grade students. Lots of lessons, fun, and, of course, reading! http://www.starfall.com/
- 10. And many more… Hope this short compilation of reading websites is helpful for parents, teachers and children. Like these sites presented here, there are many more you can find. Just Google them, start having fun, and learn to read at the same time. Happy reading!