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If you are looking for online games for literacy, here are some websites to try out. Some of the sites may have paid options to access all features of the site. Please note that these are third-party sites that may have ads, etc. Please use all third-party sites under guardian supervision. Use at your discretion. 

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Phonics-based games for early readers.

Interactive reading games featuring popular characters.

Fun literacy games sorted by grade level.

Celebrities read picture books aloud.

Hidden pictures and word puzzles.

If you are looking for online videos for literacy, here are some YouTube channels to check out. Please note that these are third-party sites that may have ads, etc. Please use all third-party sites under guardian supervision. Use at your discretion. 

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Letters who discover that whenever they hold hands and make a word, something magical happens.

Practice common sight words to build automaticity.

The Super WHY! mission is to inspire children to develop a lifelong love of reading and books.

Songs and videos engage children with not only great educational content, but with cool beats kids love and fun movements.

Fun, educational videos for kids, educators, students, and anyone else that likes laughing and learning at the same time!

If you are looking for resources to use at home here are some great printables. 

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FUN WAYS TO ENCOURAGE READING & WRITING AT HOME

Reading:
Phonics

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Understanding the relationship between letters and sounds to decode words.

Reading:
Fluency

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Reading smoothly with accuracy, expression, and appropriate speed.

Reading:
Comprehension

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Understanding and making meaning from what is read.

Reading:
Vocabulary

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Knowing and understanding a variety of words to support comprehension.

Narrative Writing

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Telling a story with a beginning, middle, and end.

Informative
writing

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Providing facts and information about a topic.

Opinion
writing

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Sharing an opinion and giving reasons to support it.

Persuasive
Writing

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Convincing the reader to agree with a point of view.

Recount
Writing

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Personal recount of events. Similar to narrative writing.

Poetry
Writing

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Focuses on rhythm, rhyme, and descriptive words.

Story Writing
(Fairy Tales)

Use your imagination to create fun and exciting adventures.

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