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https://www.thedailycafe.com/
This website is all about Daily 5, CAFE, and Math Daily 3. This website was created to support teachers as they implement these methods in the classroom. Some resources are free and some need to have a membership. I use this all the time to get ideas for lessons and other reading resources.

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https://www.thecurriculumcorner.com/
This is a blog that provides a lot of free resources for teachers.  The authors have a lot of ideas about how to implement reading and create a love of literacy for students.

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https://thisreadingmama.com
Becky has a wonderful developmental approach to reading.  She creates many hands-on literacy games to enhance the learning process for students.  Many of her resources are free and can be downloaded from er website.  I use a lot of her activities during word work with Daily 5 and guided reading instruction.

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https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/home/
Scholastic has a wide range of reading activities for teachers. Many of these resources can be used in all aspects of ELA. They have resources for other content areas as well. Also, you should be involved with the Scholastic Reading Club to get points and books for your classroom.

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https://pernillesripp.com/
Pernille Ripp is an author and founder of the Global Read Aloud. She has great resources on how to find books to support any topic, both academic and social. She also loves when students can connect to each other from all around the world.

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http://mrschureads.blogspot.com/
Mr. Schu first caught my eye when I saw a book trailer on his website. He finds the newest books, most are not even available yet, and creates book trailers for them. He wants to create an excitement for literacy and he does a great job at it!

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https://www.edutopia.org/
This is part of the George Lucas Educational Foundation and it has a lot of great articles for teachers to read about how to improve their reading instruction. It also has resources for teachers to print and get ideas.

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http://www.readingrockets.org/
This website helps build the basic reading skills for young readers. It gives teachers ideas and resources on how to teach skills such as phonics, phonemic awareness, decoding, blending, and others. It also shows how to support struggling readers.

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https://www.raz-plus.com/
This is a paid resource my school district has purchased for all teachers. It has guided reading lessons, literacy games, and many other resources. It also provides accounts for students to log in with thousands of books to read. Teachers can assign projects, assessments, and specific books,

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http://www.readwritethink.org/
This organization provides a lot of professional developments and teaching resources. They have partnered with the NCLE and the ILA to help teachers provide the best reading instruction for all students.

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https://newsela.com/
NewsELA creates news articles to be age appropriate and at student reading levels.  Students can research and learn about things happening in the world that are not too mature for students to read.

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https://www.readworks.org/
This website provides a lot of printable reading resources for teachers. They have leveled readers for students and ways to build specific reading strategies. You can search for a specific goal, such as making inferences, and Read Works will provide different strategies to support that student. Also, I love their Article a Day program to build comprehension and fluency.