• Ma Hubbard’s Create-a- Reader. Current technology is blended seamlessly with language to teach children the art of reading. It is useful resource for both parents and teachers to show children letters, numbers and the joy of reading with the help of lots of interactive activities. This website can do wonders; and Roy the Zebra is a great example of how this all works. Students will definitely be attracted to the great pictures and engaging storyline.
• Starfall. This is one of the best websites for early reading skills. It is designed in such a way that it motivates preschoolers to read. It caters to the needs of children from different backgrounds and successfully initiates learning through play.
• Lil- fingers.com. This site helps teachers to give their children a thorough knowledge on the alphabet and its pronunciation. Both capital and small letters are presented with a stress on pronunciation. It is ideal for beginning readers.
• The Little Animals Activity Centre. This interactive site tells a collection of different stories. Teachers can read along with it or they can show the stories without sound. As you read through the stories, you may be surprised at how much extra information your students learn about the world around them.
• PBS Kids Between the Lions. This is another great interactive site that teachers can use to teach their children the way of word formations. It contains lots of activities like games, stories and video clips.
• Story Place. Teachers can make use of this amazing site, which is known as the children’s digital library.
• Room 108 Kids Stories. ‘Rattic in the Attic’, the animated story book in this site, fascinates children with its lively, animated characters. Teachers can quiz the children at the end of the story.
• Dolch Word Practice. It provides a list of high frequency reading words. By clicking on each word, a sentence is shown and heard. Teachers can use this to make their children familiar with a number of everyday words.
• Just One More Book. Just One More Book is a thrice-weekly podcast which promotes and celebrates literacy and great children’s books.

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