The Clearinghouse offers its most-requested programs for the language arts, social science, science and math, visual and performing arts, as downloadable Acrobat PDF files. Each booklet lists rating, grade level, computer platform, and curricular applications. This page contains 80-plus annotated links to recommended Internet sites dealing with the development and education of children from birth through adolescence. This is a discussion group where teachers can exchange views about important literacy issues, share information, and ask questions. Students will be taught comprehension, phonics, rhyming, sequencing, retelling, and writing skills.
Course comes with teacher's guide and detailed lesson plans.
Using original stories on videodisc, students practice sequencing, retelling, comprehension, letter-sound decoding, and writing skills. The popular PBS series that encourages young children to read good books and visit their local library moves to the web with series-based features for teachers and students. TOP Reading Resources More Internet reading resources, collected by a language-arts specialist, including source documents, position papers, content standards, bibliographies, and research reports. Reviewer Peter Neumeyer, Ph.D., is well recognized in the world of children's literature.