Does anybody know of a webite where students can create and publish
short stories or anthologies? This was a project that our Reading
Speciallist organized in the lower grades the past few years, but has
become too time consuming. So we are looking for something that younger
students can easily
Have you ever heard of Tar Heel Reader? It is online and kids from all over
the world create books for other kids to read.
Cat
On 2012-02-09, at 3:21 AM, DONNA FOX wrote:
> Does anybody know of a webite where students can create and publish short
> stories or anthologies? This was a project th
Try Storybird.
On 9 February 2012 23:28, Cathy Walker wrote:
> Have you ever heard of Tar Heel Reader? It is online and kids from all
> over the world create books for other kids to read.
>
> Cat
> On 2012-02-09, at 3:21 AM, DONNA FOX wrote:
>
> > Does anybody know of a webite where students ca
Hi. Try Storybird.
On 9 February 2012 19:21, DONNA FOX wrote:
> Does anybody know of a webite where students can create and publish short
> stories or anthologies? This was a project that our Reading Speciallist
> organized in the lower grades the past few years, but has become too time
> consum
You may want to try Sundance.
Kendra Carroll
Elementary Teacher Coach
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Does anyone have a suggestion for a source of short leveled fiction pieces to
use for guided reading? Currently our GR room only has novels in it. I teach
6th grade and am looking for levels T-Z.
Thanks,
Carly Morales
Le Roy Elementary
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Mosaic m
Try using the Book Wizard at Scholastic (http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/
)
You can search by subject, genre, lexile, grade level, DRA, guided
reading level...
You can even search for books that are "like" another using "Book
Alike."
It's an excellent resource-they've leveled over 50,00 bo
Have you heard of EBSCO Host? It is a database full of resources. You can
actually type in a lexile level to search as well. Our school district
purchased it, but I also know our county library has access to it. (Not sure
what the cost is)
Lisa Ward
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Try using the Book Wizard at Scholastic (http://www.scholastic.com/teachers/
)
You can search by subject, genre, lexile, grade level, DRA, guided
reading level...
You can even search for books that are "like" another using "Book
Alike."
It's an excellent resource-they've eveld over 50,00 book
I loved the Cobblestone publications.magazines on non fiction topics
with articles running in 4 - 8 levels approximately. Cobblestone is
American history. Faces is world cultures. Calliope is ancient
civiilzations. Go to website and you can order from hundreds of back issues
on specific top
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