ReadWriteThink is a free online
resource that contains lessons, activities, and printable worksheets to help students
improve their reading and writing skills. The site caters to students from
pre-k through 12th grade and offers interactive games that students will
find enjoyable, as well as resources for teachers and parents that can be used
with their children in and out of the classroom.
Teachers can access lesson plans and
activities that they can bring into the classroom. The site is well-organized,
making it easy to find activities that address different standards. Teachers
can search for games and activities appropriate for students of all ages. Some
interactive activities include ABC Match, in which students can practice
letter-recognition fluency, and Book Cover Creator, where students can
create new covers for books that they read or covers for books they will write
on their own. Included in the site is a section for printouts, where teachers
can find graphic organizers, writing starters, assessment tools, and informational
sheets. The site also includes a section for professional development, offering
strategy guides and online seminars for teachers to take advantage of.
Parents can use this ReadWriteThink
at home to engage their children in reading and writing and have them continue
practicing what they already learned in school. The site includes a parent and after-school
resource section, which contains fun and educational material that parents can
access for free, such as activities projects, games, printouts and podcasts.
This section also offers tips and how-to’s for parents to learn how to do
different activities. Some examples include How to Act Out a Story and Engaging
the Five Senses to Learn About Our World.
Overall, this is a great website for
teachers, parents, and students! It has so much to offer, from interactive
games and lesson plans to use in the classroom to tips and resources for
parents to use at home. I think students will find the games and activities engaging
and fun, and educators will definitely make use of all the amazing resources available.
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