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I have used this site for years and am loving the new interface.

It also has different videoes, quizzes and activities to go with the books. This site has so many popular books and student favorites broken down by age and grade. Even writing just a quick summary using paper and pencil will keep their reading skills sharp! If you are using this site during distance learning times, have students watch the picture book read aloud and complete any reader response activity. Pause throughout the reading to ask comprehension questions and practice skills and strategies you are teaching. There are so many fun read-aloud videoes of favorite children's picture books that keep students engaged and are read aloud by many familiar faces. This is my go-to website, especially during downtime. Highly engaging reading articles to share and discuss together, or have students complete independent nonfiction reader reflection activities. You can access the articles even without a subscription. I love this site to read nonfiction current event articles. Whether you choose to complete activities from these sites together as a class on the smartboard, assign to students to complete independently at home, or use during whole class computer class, they are sure to engage your students! provide independent practice opportunities for students.have students learn at home / distance learning.

These websites are perfect to use to fill those awkward moments with meaningful activities. That is why I always have my favorite websites bookmarked on my computer for easy access. Without a structured activity, those minutes are wasted, or worse chaotic!

There is nothing more frustrating for teachers than having a weird chunk of time in the classroom and not knowing what to do with it! We have all been there, 10 minutes between Art and Lunch, 15 minutes before an assembly, and those few minutes you may be waiting for a guest teacher or classroom visitor.