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12 recommendations and reviews from 12 people

• Referral from November 2, 2016
  

  Michelle M. asked:

  I have a HS student who needs to finish this semester and do another semester to get her PE credit. She can not participate due to a medical excuse....zero activity, not even walking. School wants me to do independent study and give her paperwork to do. Any suggestions? Not really the way I want to do it.

  

  Jessica A. replied:

  Readworks.org has stories to read and sometimes questions to go with. Not sure what highest level of reading is

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• Referral from October 19, 2016
  

  Theresa O. asked:

  Looking for any suggestions for a 4th grade lesson that makes a good observation lesson. My district would like me to incorporate into each lesson where the students speak, write, read and listen. Drawing a blank. Any ideas from anyone or have done anything that went really well. Thanks everyone.

  

  Ann C. replied:

  Maybe something you could use is at this site...I love these lessons -http://www.readworks.org/

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• Referral from April 7, 2016
  

  Wendy C. asked:

  My reading teachers are looking for an alternative to expensive reading programs. Any ideas? They want something more than a reading log that can demonstrate student learning.

  

  Tammy C. replied:

  http://www.readworks.org/ is free

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• Referral from August 14, 2014
  

  The A. asked:

  Can anyone suggest a good reading/reading comp workbook for me to use with my mildly dyslexic third-grader? Or even a publishing company whose products I could peruse? Thank you!

  

  Decoding D. replied:

  flyleafpublishing.com, readworks.org (common core based with comprehension questions), Jack Prelutsky - poems, Calef Brown Poems, High Noon Books, Poems from LLI, Time for Kids, do go news, on-line ed helper, - This list is from professionals in my OG class.

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• Referral from June 9, 2014
  

  Jennifer K. asked:

  Anyone know a tutor for Reading?

  

  Jennifer C. replied:

  Check out readworks.org. Has good passages and questions! Definitely relates to SOLs

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• Referral from May 26, 2014
  

  Teaching R. asked:

  Jill would love to know of any free online programs/websites that she could recommend to parents to help with reading comprehension. Leave your suggestions in a comment below!

  

  Melissa A. replied:

  Readworks.org is amazing! And free! It even has comprehension questions to go with reading passages. I use it quite a bit as a teacher.

  

  Kellie L. replied:

  Readworks.org free to sign up and many leveled passages with comprehension questions. I shared it with my parents at conferences! Or newsela is another one we use.

  

  Christina S. replied:

  www.readworks.org

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• Referral from February 5, 2014
  

  Tiffany S. asked:

  I am looking for a reading tutor for Mason two nights a week?!? Does anyone know someone that would be interested?!?

  

  Raelynn H. replied:

  Hey girly! Not that I could be much help bc I'm not in Melbourne but I used these websites with my kids in the computer lab.. They have some fun reading (math too) games to sharpen skills! Not sure if you heard of them- starfall.com abcya.com. If it's comprehension he needs to work on.. Try readworks.org- they have passages on there depending on his level and comprehension questions to print off and work on thAt correspond to each story! Hope that helps

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• Referral from December 3, 2013
  

  Teaching R. asked:

  Rosalind needs some suggestions: "I am in my first few weeks of teaching Reading. I am a math/science/technology person and really feel overwhelmed. I am looking for some good interactive ideas for teaching compare and contrast and also for Author's Purpose. These are for 6th grade low achieving students. Does anyone have any fun activities that will engage the students so I don't get the glazed look?"

  

  LaTonya W. replied:

  Readworks.org! I am math person, too, and I depend on resources like these a lot.

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• Referral from September 30, 2013
  

  Christina C. asked:

  Anyone have a recommendation for a children's dentist who does Saturday appointments?

  

  Mary D. replied:

  ReadWorks.org

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• Referral from August 23, 2013
  

  Teaching R. asked:

  Cindi has this question for us: I have been teaching reading and math grades 1-3 for 20 years. This year I am teaching reading to 7th grade struggling readers. I'm thinking that could be like grade 4 - 6. I'm looking for book recommendations for these older kids and common core alignment. Any suggestions? If you don't write materials for this age student, can you recommend someone who does?

  

  Jean N. replied:

  Try ReadWorks.org for Common Core aligned passages.

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