As the year ended, I was cleaning up my bookmarks and folders on my computer. I decided to compile my favorite websites and share/store them here. These are resources I use all the time in my Resource Language Arts class.
I know many of them are worksheet based but I simply use the content to make SMART Notebook files and group activities. Rarely do I just print a worksheet and pass it out for students to complete.
Here they are in no particular order:
- Achievement Strategies On a recent professional development day on curriculum mapping, I discovered a great website. This is an amazing list of templates, tools, and resources for everything Common Core! This is how I mapped out 2 years worth of units for my Resource Room.
- ReadingResource Recommended by our speech-language pathologist for teaching struggling readers (specifically labeled as a “Dyslexia Resource.”)
- WorksheetWorks Customizable, printable, and free worksheets for math, English, geography, puzzles and other random resources.
- Free Language Stuff Very unique worksheets that I talked more about here.
- ReadTheory More details here on these comprehension selections
- English for Everyone – Related to ReadTheory but expanded to cover grammar, writing, and vocabulary as well.
- Readworks I still stand by this favorite for non-fiction reading. The fact that you can search by grade, skill, and keyword is the best!
- eReading – Printable, but also on-line interactive quizzes I found late this year and only used a few times, but definitely worth going back to.
- ReadWriteThink – My favorite activity is the flip book generator.
- Daily Teaching Tools: 180 Journal Writing Prompts 180 random and unique writing prompts at your fingertips.
Are any of these your favorites too?
What is bookmarked on your computer?
Share links to your favorites in the comments!