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Exploration #4e1: Reading /Language Arts Resources

In this first exploration, you will explore exemplary resource sites developed to support Reading and Language Arts instruction in the elementary classroom. You will also visit several Children's Literature resource sites. Dozens of similar sites can be found by exploring the links on the clearinghouse sites in the More Reading/Language Arts Sites section.

Hint: If you haven't already done so, I'd suggest that you create a Reading folder in your Bookmarks/Favorites into which you can save useful sites that you find in this exploration.


Elementary Reading/Language Arts Sites


IRA: Reading Online

IRA: ReadWriteThink

Get Ready to Read

free-reading.net

EDSITEment: Literature& Language Arts
Hint: Use the Subject Navigator and Tabs to navigate the site.

Reading Rockets

Starfall

SCORE Language Arts

LACOE TEAMS Educational Resources
Hint: Click on the Language Arts folder and then on the subtopics

Houghton Mifflin: Education Place


Children's Literature Sites


Children's Literature Web Guide

Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site

Yahooligans!: Children's Literature - Author's Sites


More Reading/Language Arts Sites


CIERA: Literacy Links

LEO: Literacy Education Online

Clearinghouse on Reading, English & Communication

Learning to Read


Record your general observations on these Reading/Language Arts Resources in your logbook. Make note of the sites you will be most likely to use in future.

If you are aware of other similar Reading/Language Arts Resource Sites that were not included in the list, you are invited to add them to the Module 4: Reading/Language Arts section on the course web discussion board. Click here for step-by-step instructions on how to add recommended sites to the web discussion board.


Proceed to Exploration #4e2

 


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