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  Link   Arcademic Skill Builders
Students play individually or compete against others (public or private games) to reinforce verb tenses, spelling, and other language arts skills. There is no contact between players and no personal information is collected.
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  Link   Bookwink
Bookwink's mission is to inspire kids to read. Using podcasting and web video, they connect with kids in gr. 3-8 with books that will make them excited about reading. Videos are approx. 3 minutes & updated weekly.
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  Link   Kids and Reading: Helping Your Child to Learn & Enjoy Reading
This resource from the United Kingdom offers parents, teachers and caregivers interesting features and practical advice on encouraging and helping children learn to read. They add about 3 new articles every month.
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  Link   Spelling Battleship
Practice your spelling and have fun playing Battleship at the same time! Multiple levels available.
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  Link   Funbrain.com
Lots of great grammar and spelling games. Try Spellaroo and Spell Check!
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  Link   Spelling Time
interactive, fun online spelling tutorial for grades K-5 that promotes spelling success via multimedia reinforcement and independent learning. The site can be used by individuals or classrooms. Registration is required but it is free to everyone.
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  Link   Your Young Reader
For grades K-3: Building literacy
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  Link   Your Independent Reader
For Grades 4-6: Creating Independent Readers
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  Link   Motivating Kids to Read
A web site to assist you in encouraging your student to read.
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  Link   Books & Reading
From Scholastic, information on how to select books at your child's level, encourage a love of reading, help improve comprehension, and much more.
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  Link   Reading & Language
PBS Parents: Website on Reading and Language
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  Link   Reading Rockets
Help your child become a better writer and he/she will also become a better reader.
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