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These are VERY useful sites and are great to help readers of all levels. There is very comprehensive information to help teach a variety of reading skills. This information is fairly easy to access and use.
Reading a-z offers more than I had realized. I didn't know that there were lesson plans provided and the ability to sort books not only by reading level, but by skill. Now, I just need to find the time to get it going on in my classroom.
I'm impressed with the amount of books available at Reading A-Z. The sorting option seems useful, given the wealth of resources. It could be an easy and valuable supplement to any reading program.
Did so much searching for my students for Reader's Theater scripts in the fall...and there they all are! So great. There were many more resources on reading a to z, other than just books to print. A nice surprise!
I have used Reading A-Z in my classroom. I want to set up RazKids for use at home. It isn't a difficult program to use, I just need to set aside time to do it. All of my children (1st grade) have computers at home and I'm sure they would use it.
The resources on Raz-Kids and Reading A-Z are amazing! There are so options for teachers. I see it as being very useful for working with struggling readers.
7 comments:
These are VERY useful sites and are great to help readers of all levels. There is very comprehensive information to help teach a variety of reading skills. This information is fairly easy to access and use.
Very cool site. I cannot wait to put a link to this on my website and set up some activities.
Reading a-z offers more than I had realized. I didn't know that there were lesson plans provided and the ability to sort books not only by reading level, but by skill. Now, I just need to find the time to get it going on in my classroom.
I'm impressed with the amount of books available at Reading A-Z. The sorting option seems useful, given the wealth of resources. It could be an easy and valuable supplement to any reading program.
Did so much searching for my students for Reader's Theater scripts in the fall...and there they all are! So great. There were many more resources on reading a to z, other than just books to print. A nice surprise!
I have used Reading A-Z in my classroom. I want to set up RazKids for use at home. It isn't a difficult program to use, I just need to set aside time to do it. All of my children (1st grade) have computers at home and I'm sure they would use it.
The resources on Raz-Kids and Reading A-Z are amazing! There are so options for teachers. I see it as being very useful for working with struggling readers.
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