Welcome to our newest Homeschool Resources: Language Arts. Would you take a look through these resources and let me know if you’ve used them with your students. Charlie and I will be checking out each resource this week as we look for a Language Arts Resource to use this year.
Children’s Storybooks Online– Grades K-12, with parental supervisio
This award-winning site contains original stories with illustrations for young children, as well as stories for older kids and young adults too.
Do You Speak American?– Grades 4-12, approximately (with parental supervision).
This PBS website attempts to answer the question, “Do You Speak American” through information and activities that explore the origin and evolution of English in the U.S.
DLTK – Children’s Book Breaks– Grades PreK-4 – pre-readers and early readers (with parental supervision).
This is a massive arts and crafts website that offers free coloring pages and craft activities that correlate with children’s literature including books, fairy tales, fables and nursery rhymes.
Scholastic: Listen and Read– Grades K-4, with parental supervision
This resource from Scholastic is where you can enjoy 15 non-fiction, read-along books that are accompanied by images and audio narration. There are even activities and/or quizzes at the end of each book to help the reader review what has been learned.
LightSail for Homeschoolers is an adaptive online language arts program for pre-school through high school featuring its one-of-a-kind Personalized Reader tool that helps readers unlock the magic of books.
Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
