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Kidsreads.com – A great place to find out about your favorite author, new releases, and book reviews too!
CyberGuides – Great supplementary, standards-based, web-delivered units of instruction centered on core works of literature.
The Children’s Literature Web Guide – Internet resources related to books for children and young adults
FableVision Place – A “fabulous” multimedia “place” for kids to explore!
Kids@Random – Literature features abound on a major publisher’s Web site.
Merriam-Webster Online – Site features on-line Dictionaries, a Thesaurus, Word Games, a Word of the Day, and lots more!
Word Central – Merriam-Webster’s kid’s portal
Dictionary.com – No description necessary
Wordsmyth – With a word list of over 50,000 words, an integrated thesaurus, and a clear, comprehensive style of displaying words, The Wordsmyth Dictionary/Thesaurus is a great site to bookmark!
Where do words come from? – Find out from this BBC site!
Writers’ Window – This site publishes student poetry, reviews, research papers, and short stories.
American Folklore – This site hosts a collection of folktales with one or more from each of the 50 U.S. states.
Children’s Storybooks Online – A collection of online storybooks for children of all ages.
Mighty Book – The mission of Mighty Book is to promote “Literacy, Creativity and the Power of Reading.” It offers online books, videos, music and more.
Web-Pop On-Line Books – Web-Pop Books, created by author Stephen Cosgrove, offers a variety of online and printable books for elementary students.
The World of Beverly Cleary – The site with the most-est on this beloved author.
Poetry Express – Activities, tips, and techniques for new poets or experienced.
Writing With Writers – Part of the larger Scholastic site, Writing With Writers provides an excellent resource for writing.
Scholastic News for Kids
Time for Kids
Kids News Room
BBC for Kids
Yahoo! Kids

One response to “General RLA”

VocabularySpellingCity Mayor August 11, 2011 at 9:34 am

Hi Keith, Welcome back. This is a good refined list of resources. I’d like to think VocabularySpellingCity.com belongs on this list. Are you familiar with it? Originally known as SpellingCity.com (and still found at that URL), the site has greatly broadened in the last year to include vocabulary and provide twenty-five different learning activities/games that work with any list. The Teacher Resources section has also been enhanced with, to name a few, Math Vocabulary, Analogies, Multiple Meaning Words, and Science Vocabulary,

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