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| The first link provides the fable and moral of the story. The second link provides the fable and asks students to select a moral to the story. | |
| The Amazing Adventure Series: A Journey of Imagination | Read along stories and activities. |
| Interactive online stories with audio, also games and other activities. | |
| CHAPTER 4: Read-Aloud Do's and Don'ts | This chapter is a part of the Read-Aloud Handbook. |
| Clifford's Interactive Storybooks | Online stories with sound and activities. |
| Math Read-aloud Books | A listing of read aloud books with math themes. Grades K-2. |
| Read Aloud Virginia | Information and tips for parents, volunteers, teachers, and schools about reading aloud to younger and older students. |
| Reading Aloud | This article explains the term reading aloud , then explains how shared reading is taught in class. |
| Swahili Folktale | Students can listen to a folktale and answer questions during the story. |
| Teaching Strategies | View read-aloud strategies, games, writing activities, etc. for the following stories: The Fox and the Crow; Click, Clack, Moo; and Joseph Had a Little Overcoat. |
| What Parents Can Do | Read aloud tips for parents. |
| Storyline Online | Storyline Online, an on-line streaming video program featuring Screen Actors Guild Foundation members reading children's books aloud. Each of the books on this site offer an accompanying lesson plan and activity guide. |
| The Tutor- Spring 2001 | This link presents current research related to the benefits of reading aloud and provides strategies for tutors. |
Read*Write*Think contains a wealth of reading and writing lessons. It is a collaborative effort between the International Reading Association, NCTE, and Marco Polo.
Bank Street's Guide to Literacy for Volunteers and Tutors , Bank Street College of Education provides reading tutors with a variety of information ranging from background information on literacy and early reading, sample lesson plans, activities, and information on other literacy and reading resources.
Instructional Resources Database: Instructional Activities from SEDL is a search tool for locating instructional activities.
