While video read-alouds are not meant to replace the experience of reading to your children, they do offer another convenient way to bring books and learning activities into your homeschool. Video read-alouds are recordings of someone reading a book aloud, often with the pages displayed on screen so children can see the illustrations and follow
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Looking to improve your child’s reading skills? Try implementing these reading comprehension strategies with some free resources. Comprehension Questions – Worksheets & Workbooks Answering questions after reading a text can help readers: There are a number of free sites where you can print out or access online short reading passages with comprehension questions for a
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Links to free Journeys reading program resources available here: Journeys At-Home Learning Support: Here, you will find Journeys 2014 Student Edition for grades K – 6; student and teacher editions of Journeys Reader’s Notebook; Journeys Write-In Reader; and Journeys Reading Adventures Magazines for grades 3 – 6. In addition, an assortment of PDF versions of
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Access to the free biography resources begins with a visit to this Famous Americans site where elementary students learn facts to help break themselves out of digital escape rooms. (Fun puzzles for kids to solve). They’ll learn about Helen Keller, Ben Franklin, Rosa Parks, and a bunch of others. And now for the free readers.
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The following is a list of sites with libraries of free ebooks, both fiction and non-fiction, K – 12. Follow the links to the sites and input the provided usernames and passwords. Tumblebooks: Has storybooks, graphic novels, videos, games, etc. username: miltonlibrary password: miltonps BookFlix: Scholastic site that pairs classic storybooks (animated) with related nonfiction
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