March is National Reading month, so the site includes a reading chart that encourages students to read different types of books as well as signs, cereal boxes, and a variety of different types of material. For creating books, there are shapes that can be printed, copied, and cut out for shape books where students can write a story. Printable research cards are available for students to use when they are learning basic research skills. Illustrated by kids artwork. Question sets follow each story.
Kids can click to see what other kids had to say about the story, too.
Stories, links, pictures of two adventurous teddy bears, John and El. The proof is in the photos illustrating the tales. Click on a letter to see a picture of an object that starts with that letter and hear how that letter sounds. Or drill letter sequencing or counting skills. These same activities can be done with software, but sometimes the students have run through available software and want to try something new.