BBC Skillswise Words: grammar; spelling; reading; writing; listening; vocabulary
Dositey - K-8; select grade level, then activity
English Exercises Online (choose Grammar Explanations, Grammar Exercises Vocabulary Explanations, Vocabulary Exercises)
Interactive Literacy Sites from The Teacher's Guide
Interactives from Wicked - Spellbinder and Navigate the Newspaper Activities
Kids' Story Center: sight word stories, complete "Rattic in the Attic", "Don't Eat Your Dinner", "The Big Mouth", "Why Didn't You Say So?", "Help! Meow...Meow...", "One Hundred and Twenty Loose Teeth", "The Snakeman", "Tornado Alley", "The Living Sandcastle", "Don't Count Rhinoceroses!", "Cinderella", "Sinbad the Sailor", "Mad Dog Mulligan", "Mac's Cats"; many learn-the-word games; learn to read 220 of the most common words; make your own story; play the Story Retell Game; much more
MakeBeliefsComix.com
PicLits - Inspired Picture Writing: PicLits is a creative writing site that matches beautiful images with carefully selected keywords in order to inspire you and it offers a fun way to learn new vocabulary and play with word forms and sentence structure. The object is to put the right words in the right place and the right order to capture the essence, story, and meaning of the picture. Here are poems done with PicLits. Choose from a variety of photos. Then drag and drop nouns, adjectives, adverbs, verbs, prepositions, and punctuation to create your own description with a few words long or a whole paragraph. Change the tense of the verbs and the form of the nouns (plural, possessive, capital). You may also Freestyle (write your own caption using the words you know). You may email your PicLit to your teacher or friends. You can also save it in the Public Gallery and view other PicLits. Here are some ideas for using PicLits in the classroom. See how PicLits may be used for creativity.
PicLits - Inspired Picture Writing: PicLits is a creative writing site that matches beautiful images with carefully selected keywords in order to inspire you and it offers a fun way to learn new vocabulary and play with word forms and sentence structure. The object is to put the right words in the right place and the right order to capture the essence, story, and meaning of the picture. Here are poems done with PicLits. Choose from a variety of photos. Then drag and drop nouns, adjectives, adverbs, verbs, prepositions, and punctuation to create your own description with a few words long or a whole paragraph. Change the tense of the verbs and the form of the nouns (plural, possessive, capital). You may also Freestyle (write your own caption using the words you know). You may email your PicLit to your teacher or friends. You can also save it in the Public Gallery and view other PicLits. Here are some ideas for using PicLits in the classroom. See how PicLits may be used for creativity.
ReviseWise English from BBC
Room 108 Kids Spelling, Grammar, and Writing Games: EXCELLENT; alphabet; typing; media literacy; crosswords; hangman; grammar; brain gym, graphic organizers; printing, phonics/spelling
Roy - Tale of a Singing Zebra: interactive reading games; guided reading stories; literacy worksheets
Scholastic Language Arts Whiteboard Lessons
Scholastic Language Arts Whiteboard Lessons
Spelling City: Enter your own words or use one of the online lists
Starfall: PreK-2; fun and inspires a love a reading; ABCs; Learn to Read; It's Fun to Read; I'm Reading; Grandparents Day; Calendar; Gingerbread; Pumpkin; Turkey; Snowman; 100th Day; Groundhog; Clover; Valentine; Word Hunt; Earth Day; Flower
Storyline Online: sponsored by the Screen Actors Guild Foundation; an online streaming video program featuring SAG members reading children's books aloud; books include accompanying activities and lesson plans
Topmarks (select Literacy and select a level)
Topmarks (select Literacy and select a level)
Writing Fun - Text Organizers
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