Dolch
Word Kit - everything you need to help your students read, practice books,
flash cards, and more!
Dolch
Word Site - Multi links to Dolch word lists and activities pre-K through 3rd
grade.
Dr.
Seuss - Celebrate Read Across America with Dr. Seuss. Lesson ideas and activities
using his books are found here.
Following
Directions - Whole class activity. Dress Teddy. Teacher reads the sentence
and student clicks the mouse until the clothes match the sentence the teacher
read to them.
Following
Directions - Whole class activity. Make an Animal. Teacher reads the sentence
and student clicks the mouse until the clothes match the sentence the teacher
read to them.
Integrated
Reading and Content Area Lessons - lessons with technology components. This
is from the Early Childhood Technology Literacy program of Montgomery County Public
Schools in Maryland.
Junior
Web - This is a site with many activities. All the activities are on this
main page and you will have to choose which activity you wish and then play. May
be better used as a whole class activity lesson.
Kizclub
- Phonics pages, ABC pages, Stories to read, activities to print and more.
Lil'
Fingers Storybook Over a dozen stories and a coloring
activities page also. Very good for use of beginning reading after students
have read stories in class. Repetition of words, easy to memorize. Usage of Dolch
words.
Nursery
Rhymes - Everything from "Ants Go Marching" to "Yankee Doodle." You will also
find information on teaching rhymes and incorporating rhymes into other lessons.
This site also features printouts
to color and read.
Nursery
Rhymes - There are many lessons to be learned from Nursery Rhymes, many things
to talk about. You can learn something about being a good citizen when you do.
Very good interactive site for whole class discussions.
Phonics
Inventory - Students need to be individually assessed so that they can be
grouped according to instructional needs. That is the purpose of the tool. Check
your students for their phoneme readiness for reading.
Picture
Sentences - worksheets which can be used as a class teaching tool - Look at
the picture. Tell which sentence tells about the picture. Good for beginning readers.
Also a section on Look and Write. Look at the picture and write a sentence that
describes the picture.
Reading
- from the Santa Maria Bonita School District; K, 1st, 2nd and 3rd ideas,
activities, worksheets and more!
Read
Like you Talk - The lessons are designed for two people working together -
a learner and a parent, teacher, friend or tutor.They teach the learner that words
are symbols for real objects or ideas and that by changing or adding words, the
idea or picture changes
Real
or Make Believe - Sometimes children have trouble learning the difference
between real and make believe. This site help children discover the difference!
Rhyming
- Reproducible rhyming selections - These can be used for a shared reading
experience. After, they can be made into a reproducible reading book for the children
to read and take home.
Same
and Different - Click on the three things that are different in the second
picture on the right. Many different pictures and matches. A good beginning site
to teach little ones same and different. A Fisher-Price site.
Sequencing
- print pictures for students to put in order
Sequencing
Pictures - Print these visuals for There Was an Old Lady that Swallowed
a Fly to do a cute classroom activity.
Sequencing
Picture Stories - many to select from. Great for learning to sequence! Click
on the section that says "The Right Order"
Sequencing
Sentences - Monkey Business - For beginner readers. By using your mouse, put
the words in the sentence in order so Monkey can cross the bridge. You might want
to secure some headphones before using this site.
Spelling
Strategies from Scholastic - strategies that integrate spelling into your
reading and writing curriculum and help your students to improve their spelling
skills
Spelling
Alien
Scavenger Hunt: Letter Bugs - Use the mouse to click on letters that make
up the word you hear. From Game Goo (learning that sticks)
Alien
Scavenger Hunt: Space Trash - Use the mouse to click on letters that make
up the word you hear. From Game Goo (learning that sticks)
Fearless
Frieda - Use the keyboard to spell the words Frieda
says. Three letter words on level one, four letter words on level 2. - From Game
Goo (learning that sticks)
Fearless
Frieda the Big Kahuna - Use the keyboard to spell the
words Frieda says. Frieda starts with four letter words in this game. - From Game
Goo (learning that sticks)
Spelling Words
- Click the letters in a word and then put the letters in order, like refrigerator
magnets!
Synonym
Match - [concentration style matching activity]
find the two words that have the same meaning
Story-It - Stories to
read and stories to write. Many story starters, picture story starters and more.
Word Match
- Place words on pictures; turns green if correct. Fruits
; Vegetables
Words
and Pictures - games and activities from the BBC to make learning phonics
fun
Word
Wall Activities - A word wall is a systematically organized collection of
words displayed in large letters on a wall or other large display place in the
classroom. It is a tool to use, not just display. Word walls are designed to promote
group learning and be shared by a classroom of children. Check here for ideas
on how to use your word wall interactively.
Word
Wall Chants - wonderful ideas on how to utilize your word walls.
Word
Wall charts - From pre-primer to third grade. These individual words with
figure ground boxes around them can be printed out and placed all over your classroom.
Excellent resource.
Listening
Skills
Acorn
Drop - Player must successfully discriminate between two tones. This type
of discrimination is a fundamental of understanding spoken language.
Bumper
Cows - A version of the Simon Says game. Listen to the sequence and click
on the correct order. Shockwave needed.