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ReadWorks was a website I utilized pretty frequently last year, when I needed to check where my students were at with comprehension. I also used this website when having the students practice for their STAAR test. You are able to search by specific genre which can be used for cross curriculum assignments, and reading levels.

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ReadWorks | Award-Winning, EdTech Nonprofit Organization

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ReadWorks is an edtech nonprofit organization that is committed to helping to solve America’s reading comprehension crisis.

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This resource is great because they have so many different genres and books, especially books about social and emotional learning!

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book reviews "read aloud" "soothing asmr"

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Welcome to The StoryTIme Family! Family life is hectic! That's why it's more important than ever to take time out and settle down for some calming quiet time, to recalibrate and just be in moment. Reading with our boys has always been our nightly routine since they were babies and we hope to extend the joy of reading with you.

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Let's read stories is a great resource for read aloud, I especially because the stories are read by children! I find the student more engaged when the reader sounds like them

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Kid books read aloud was my favorite as a child. Listening to stories helped me learn to read books and become a better reader. Reading to kids in now important to me so I wanted to read some of my favorite stories for you to read along with.

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I use this source when looking for books based on age for my students. It has magazines, book recommendations and even complete lists for different grades

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Reading Rockets is a source we were given in my RDNG 602 class and I have found it super useful. It gives a plethora of information about reading, teaching to read and oral language.

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Differentiated Teaching is one of my favorite sources to go to. They have a variety of different books, lessons and standards to go along with them. They also have sources for Math and Science as well!

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Language Arts - Teaching Reading and Writing Skills & Strategies

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Many struggling learners lack the skills or self-confidence to put their best foot forward in reading and writing. Here are some ideas to help boost language arts skills.

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Scholastic Teacher Store is a great resource! It gives me all the information I need when picking a book for an assignment or for my classroom. Its extremely helpful because you can choose the different systems they have for reading levels, for example you can look at lexile or DRA

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Packed with perennial classics like A Wrinkle in Time and A Bridge to Terabithia, fresh favorites like Wonder and One Crazy Summer, and everything in between, no fifth grade classroom library should be without these must-have books that are sure to keep kids reading throughout the year. Complex texts and more advanced ideas will appropriately challenge developing readers as they wrap up their last year in elementary school and prepare for what's ahead in middle school and beyond. Relatable themes around bullying, fitting in, friendship, and facing life's challenges will capture students' attention and inspire reading both independently and as a class. A must-have collection for any fifth grade classroom library!

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Packed with perennial classics like A Wrinkle in Time and A Bridge to Terabithia, fresh favorites like Wonder and One Crazy Summer, and everything in between, no fifth grade classroom library should be without these must-have books that are sure to keep kids reading throughout the year.

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I use this source when looking for books to add to my classroom library. You are able to look for books based on age range, topics and genres. What I like about this website is that you are able to search different key words and get many options that have full reviews.

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Read age-appropriate book reviews for kids and parents written by our experts.

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The Libby App is a virtual public library! I use this to borrow ebooks and audio books for the classroom!

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Download the Libby App: ebooks & audiobooks FREE from your library

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Bring the library to you! Free digital books, magazines and more! Available for iOS and Android devices.

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Goodreads is an amazing app not just for me personally but also go my classroom! I use this app to look for stories for our novel studies. It gives a synopsis, as well as important warnings about hard topics. It's also useful because other users are able to give their opinions on the stories.

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This app is one of my main apps! I personally read consistently everyday and I LOVE to log my books online. I personally hated logging my books in elementary school on paper. But this-has so many exceptions. For the people looking to see what the heck this app even does: you can add friends to see books they're reading and if you want can compete.
You can ofc log books! You cannot read books, this is not an online library! But it seriously has EVERY 👏🏻 BOOK 👏🏻 EVER 👏🏻 TO 👏🏻 BE 👏🏻 WRITTEN.
Not for you to read, but to update your book status! If you put in your page number, it will tell you the percentage you're in your book. There are three different shelves you can put a book under:
Want to read, Read, and Currently Reading. There's annual challenges like the 2023 reading challenge where you can set a goal of how many books you want to read in the year and it will log them! I love this and I beg you to get it. There's no fees at all! You also can see recommended books for you based on your previous read books so they figure your taste. It may be incorrect at first, but I now get great recommendations that I would totally read. All my bookworms, get this right now.

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‎Discover stories that matter to you, from readers like you. Goodreads is the world's largest community of readers. Find new and interesting books by browsing personalized recommendations based on books you've read and your favorite genres. See what your friends are reading, write book reviews, and...

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This source posts mostly about graphic novels for middle school aged students. I find this source helpful because my students absolutely LOVE graphic novels.

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This source is a partner with Simon Kids publishing company. The source posts books for ages 7 and up which is perfect for the students in my classroom. With it being in partnership with a publishing company, they post about new releases so I am able to keep up to date with the stories!

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I find this source extremely useful because, as her username suggests, she has a book recommendation for literally everything! I find this especially helpful because she posts about picture books, read alouds and novels. She also gives multiple different recommendations for different topics.

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I love this source because unlike some other instagram pages I've found this one takes time to write about the author. The owners of this account are also from Australia so the books are different than what you might see on a typical users profile. The author gives a synopsis of the book but also their review which is helpful when choosing read aloud books in my classroom

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I really find this page useful because my students come from many different background. This source is helpful when looking to cover a topic that I am not familiar with or don't necessarily know how to approach.

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