Reading
For K-12 students. PBS Learning Media has amazing learning resources for all subjects and all grade levels! Interactive lessons and videos after signing up for a free account.
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The Screen Actors Guild has a website that streams videos of celebrities reading popular story books. This is another great resource to keep students engaged in literature!
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This link will take you to a site where you can choose between Squiggle Park for Reading Skill Building for ages 3-8+ and Dreamscape, which is reading comprehension for ages 8-15+. Great free resource!
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Funbrain has free math and reading games for grades K-8!
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Michigan Virtual is offering over 70 FREE online courses to Michigan students. Follow the link below to register. There is a wide variety of courses - from video game design, to American Sign Language. For grades 6-12
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Educational games and videos from children's favorite PBS characters!
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This site teaches basic reading and phonics skills for grades K-3.
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Study Island is offering a a free one-year subscription to their site. This is a FANTASTIC site, offering state standards-based learning in all subject areas. For grades K-12. Directions after clicking the link below:
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Many of our Elementary Students already have a MobyMax account and log-in. Click on the Parent Guide button for a helpful document from MobyMax to show how the site works. If you child doesn't remember their username and password - email Mrs. Socha and she will send it to you!
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Many classrooms also have Epic codes to access thousands of online books. Your student probably knows their epic class code, but if not - please contact Mrs. Socha via email!
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Most of our middle and high school students have an IXL account. This is a great site to help with reading and math skills, and their accounts are tailored to their needs! If your student does not remember their username and password - please contact Mrs. Socha via email.
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Audible is offering free audiobooks for children. Click the link below to take you to the launch page. No sign-up required. You can just listen!
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Newsela is a fantastic site full of articles written at various reading levels. Some secondary teachers have Newsela accounts and may have shared classroom codes with students, but if you do not have one - I have set up a free account for our students to explore Newsela using the link below. When you click the link below, it will take you to a screen to login to my classroom. Click "It's my first time here" and enter your name and create a username and password to join my group. Then you can explore all of the articles! THIS LINK IS FOR GRADES 6-12!
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This is the same website as the one listed to the left, but I set this classroom up for our younger readers. Please use the link below and follow the same directions to join my class for 2nd-5th Grade!!
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Molly of Denali is a show on PBS Kids that is geared towards students ages 4-8. The link below takes you to the PBS page where you can download the free app that focuses very strongly on reading skills with informational texts.
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Daniel Tiger's Storybooks is a free app for our pre-school friends. The stories with Daniel Tiger teach little ones life lessons on how to be a good friend and how to share and be a helper!
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