Library of Congress- The Library of Congress is the nation’s first established cultural institution and the largest library in the world, with millions of items including books, recordings, photographs, maps and manuscripts in its collections.
Epic allows teachers to set up a class for free and students can read books online while the teacher keeps track of the reading as the students progress.
Interactive websites for every subject and grade level. This is an awesome site with numerous activities! Take some time to look through it and see what you can use!
Common Lit has reading passages for grades 5-12 with questions at the end. You can download and print any of the stories and use them for your classroom.
We Give Books has online books for students to read
Welcome to Poetry4kids.com the funny poetry playground of Children's Poet Laureate Kenn Nesbitt, where you will find lots of funny poems and poetry books for children, classic children's poetry, games, contests, poetry lessons and activities, and journals, plus a rhyming dictionary, funny poetry podcast, videos,school visit information and lots more.
With Interactive English Games enjoy a range of learning activities and practice exercises that will challenge children in a fun, interactive way. Topics include reading, writing, grammar, spelling, poetry, debating, punctuation, dictionary use, sentence structure and much more.
With Giggle Poetry, turn struggling readers into fluent readers.
Time for Kids - Real life reading is the most important type of reading. Time for Kids provides kids with reading about today’s current events. There are real life articles on topics that interest children.
Storyline has several books that you can have read to you. It shows the pages of the book while the person reads them.
Knowledge adventure has a lot of games for each subject and different age ranges.
BookBub- You register for free and they send you alerts of great deals in e-books according to your preferences. I've downloaded so many books by now, most of them free!! This is the link if you want to try it.
Reading Planet – Kids Books’ Authors – This website gives information about all of the best kids’ authors and illustrators. The information is written in interview format, which is a great for introducing kids to different reading formats.
ABCya has games for grades K-5. There are numerous math and reading games along with some holiday and other types of games. Take some time to discover what they have!
Mighty Book – This website has great, animated stories for kids to listen to. This is also a great way to expose students to quality read alouds – perfect for ESL students and low income families who may not have access to English books being read aloud.
Starfall is a reading website with activities from ABCs to upper elementary reading stories. There are several activities and games for different holidays as well.
Giggle Poetry – Read and Rate – This site has hundreds of poems for kids to read and rate. It’s a great way to get kids excited about reading!
Storyline Online - This great website has famous actors and actresses reading quality children’s fiction. You get to see all of the pictures, just as if you were listening to a live read aloud.
Elementary Place – This website has many topics that interest kids. For each topic, there is a story where kids get to make the decisions, there is also an activity and a list of books about that topic.
PBS Kids has a wide variety of games for kids to play! They have shows for the kids to watch and then a learning game that goes with the show.
This is a website created by several districts to give teachers interactive games to play in the classroom. There are games and activities for every subject and every age level and they are all listed by TEKS!
Turtle Diary has several games for grades PreK - 3 and will be adding 4th and 5th soon. Here are the reading resources.
Between the Lions – This website is based on the PBS show Between the Lions. It has great stories, with the words underneath. for students to watch. There are also games based on these stories.