There are also activities to do if you re in an interactive mood, and you also have the opportunity to Sound Off. Here s another site that is rich in story content, this time by the professionals, and all are from other countries, from Africa to Japan to the Middle East to Ireland. These will come in handy when the rest of the kids in your class have cleaned us out. Keep this site in mind when doing your Native American reports there are more stories in that category than any other when you include the link to the Indigenous People s Literature site. Each word is used in an example sentence.
Most entries have links to a related Web site.
This is a great place for younger children to learn the meaning of words and older children can also link to information of interest to them. Rabbits and chocolate get their own page, and you can also find games, a quiz, and a coloring book. The Haggadah is a special story read during the Passover meal. If you like Dr. Seuss, you will love Uncle Eli. The full version of the story is available as a book, and you may want to look for it in a library near you.