21. School/Home Links Reading Activities LINKS. SCHOOLS Other Links. School/Home Link reading activities kindergarten 3rd Grade. This information was obtained from the following http://www.painesville-city.k12.oh.us/edresources/reading.htm

LINKS SCHOOLS Other Links School/Home Link Reading Activities Kindergarten - 3rd Grade This information was obtained from the following website: http://www.ed.gov/pubs/CompactforReading/kit_indx.html Research tells us that when a family works with their child on schoolwork and becomes involved in their child's learning, their child is more likely to succeed academically. Whether you are a family member or a learning partner/tutor, supporting your child in his or her schoolwork can make a real difference! The School-Home Links activities provided in this kit are keyed directly to reading activities that teachers typically do with children in school. These School-Home Links provide your family with an extra opportunity for learning at home. The School-Home Links are intended to be family activities. Your child will need your support in completing these activities. Remember that every child learns at his or her own speed, and most children learn within three-year developmental periods. Some children acquire the skills of a developmental period early; others will take longer and may need to work harder. This means your child may find the School-Home Links very easy, or on grade, or difficult, depending upon your child's rate of growth. Wherever your child is, when you work with your child daily on the School-Home Links and similar reading activities, you can help your child grow steadily in reading and improve important skills.

22. Church Creek Elementary School-Home Of The Cougars! kindergarten, SchoolHome Links, Cleanup Songs, kindergarten Kickoff, Linksto K Themes, reading activities, September Newsletter, First Grade, Second Grade, http://www.myschoolonline.com/folder/0,1872,23552-120081-26-13188,00.html

Home Page Calendar of Events 2003 Iditarod Race Birthday List ... Pre-Kinder News Kindergarten Imagination Station Reading Fun School-Home Link Cleanup Songs ... Nominate this site for the Showcase Church Creek Elementary School-Home of the Cougars! Visit with the Kindergarten Team Imagination Station Reading Fun School-Home Family Reading Links This page includes school-home activities that parents may wish to use with their child in kindergarten. Block Cleanup Songs Have fun picking up blocks with these songs start singing and start cleaning! The Kindergarten Kickoff Literacy, social, self-esteem, and peer-relations are the four areas of development that determine school readiness. How do your children meet these goals? Links to K Themes Offered at Zoom School Bountiful Reading Activities Help your child get the most out of her reading experience - try these activities. September Letter to Parents About MySchoolOnline PRIVACY

23. Summer Reading Program Activities - Kindergarten Through 5th Grade Race to Read HCPL Summer reading Program 2002 kindergarten to 5th to Fun EnteringK and up Join us for a variety of exciting activities during the not http://www.harf.lib.md.us/HCPL/srp/programevents.htm

Back to HCPL Home Page Race to Read HCPL Summer Reading Program 2002 Kindergarten to 5th Grade - How it works Search by Title or Search by Date More Events For.... Preschoolers Read to Me, Please! Middle Schoolers Read to the Xtreme Summer Programs by Title Casey Jones and the Great American Railroad Flying High Off to School Stories Passport to Fun ... Upper Nodd Players Back to Top Summer Programs by Date Back to Top August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Last Day July 1- Aug.3 Quick, Speedy, Fast and Fun Drop-in Craft Registration is required for each program and begins one week prior to each program date. Back to Top Casey Jones and the Great American Railroad Family Join national recording artist Ray Owen and hop on the Wabash Cannonball and rattle and roll to boxcar ballads, hobo tunes, and freight train blues. Aberdeen Wed.

24. Summer Reading Program Activities - 2 Years Old Through Kindergarten reading Program 2002 Activity Calendar for PreSchoolers. Read To Me, Please! Howit Works! Search by Title or Search by Date More Events For . kindergarten http://www.harf.lib.md.us/HCPL/srp/readtome.htm

Back to HCPL Home Page Summer Reading Program 2002 Activity Calendar for PreSchoolers Read To Me, Please! - How it Works! Search by Title or Search by Date More Events For.... Kindergarten through 5th Grade Race to Read Middle Schoolers Read to the Xtreme Summer Programs by Title Bow Wow and Meow Jump Frog Jump Back to Top Summer Programs by Date August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Registration is required for each program and begins one week prior to each program date. Back to Top Bow Wow and Meow Age 2 Stories and rhymes about some of our favorite pets. Bel Air Fri., Aug. 9 , 10:15 or 11am Edgewood Tues., July 23 Registration is required for each program and begins one week prior to each program date. Jump Frog Jump Ages 2 - K Hop into the library for some fun frog stories, rhymes and more. Norrisville Thurs., Aug 8 Whiteford Fri., Aug. 23 Registration is required for each program and begins one week prior to each program date. Back to Top Race to Read Summer Reading Program Registration Begins at ALL Branches Monday

25. Fun Activities For Beginning Readers(Kindergarten To 1st Grade) Fun activities for beginning readers kindergarten to 1st grade by Maile CarpenterThe secret to helping your child learn to read is showing him that reading http://www.parentcenter.com/refcap/learning/buildingskills/8936.html

Search Home Learning Building Skills Building Skills Fun activities for beginning readers Kindergarten to 1st grade by Maile Carpenter The secret to helping your child learn to read is showing him that reading can provide endless hours of fun. Here are some great activity ideas for your beginning reader. Because children learn in different ways, we've arranged these activities by learning style. If you're not sure what your child's learning style is, take our quiz. Click here for the preschool to kindergarten quiz or here for the 1st to 3rd grade quiz. But any child can benefit from the suggestions in all three categories. What's below: For physical learners For auditory learners For visual learners For physical learners Get a library card in your child's name Go the library together and visit the checkout counter to apply for a library card. If he knows how to spell his own name, ask him to tell you while you write it down on the application. When you get the card, make a copy of it and laminate it so your child has a card of his own to carry around; if your library system uses plastic cards with bar codes, get your child his own card as they are easily replaced. Play dress-up and act out a book Dressing up like the characters in your child's favorite book can really bring reading to life. You can invite some of your child's friends over and make it a playdate.

26. Kindergarten Language Arts Related Sites. kindergarten. Unit Rhyme Time. K8 Grade levels.reading activities This site offers reading activities listed by theme. http://204.169.139.223/infohound/Kindergarten.html

Kindergarten Curriculum Sites Please click on the curriculum area below to go straight to a specific area, or feel free to browse through the whole Kindergarten page. Science Math Social Studies Language Arts ... Technology Scope and Sequence Science Related Sites Kindergarten Ducks Animal Babies on the Farm An activity teaching names of baby animals Mallard Duck Information about the mallard and a downloadable picture Inventors' Club A lesson about machines and how they can help people On the Farm or at the Zoo? An activity about people and animals interacting What Are You Doing Here? Plan for lesson on environments Life Cycles Grandad's Animal Book K to 3 Animal identification activities using the alphabet Who Lives Here? A lesson about the different types of houses needed by animals Life cycle flip book Activity about how things change as they grow Four Seasons Friendship Mobiles A lesson about different elements of the environment and how they can be our friends Five Senses Color Garden A lesson about the different colors that a flower can be A Change of Scene An activity teaching big and little Language Arts Related Sites Kindergarten Unit: Rhyme Time Dreamhouse: Nursery: Bookcase: Rhymes List and content of nursery rhymes in alphabetical order and by theme. Additional sources for rhymes are available. Music and history of rhymes being developed. Appropriate for grades K-3.

27. Printable Kindergarten Activities And Worksheets 28 AZ ALL NEW ALPHABET SONGS! Why Jazzles CDCDROM and Printable activities Booksare a fun, fast, effective preschool and kindergarten reading resource! http://phonics.jazzles.com/html/teacher.html

Home Jazzles CD Alphabet Song Lyrics Alphabet Coloring Pages ... Site Map Click For:- FREE Easter Activities Teacher Resource Pack ELA-Kindergarten English Second Language Playful Phonics! Printable Preschool, Kindergarten Activities and Worksheets 28 A-Z ALL NEW ALPHABET SONGS! Why Jazzles CD-CDROM and Printable Activities Books are a fun, fast, effective preschool and kindergarten reading resource! Hi, I'm Lesley Beth and I'm a teacher. I created Jazzles because I am passionate about teaching children to read. So let me tell you how Jazzles achieves amazingly fast understanding of alphabet sound-letter relationships - one of the single most important steps in reading readiness. Great Reviews from American Library Association Booklist and Children's Bookwatch Magazines Jazzles provides preschool and kindergarten teachers with entertaining early reading resources, centered on sing-along songs with catchy, humorous, alliterative lyrics - PLUS supporting fun printable activities books - providing children with ALL the audio AND visual cues necessary for initial sound-letter understanding.

28. Maryland State Department Of Education a reading initiative for prekindergarten through second each school system, effectivereading practices and individual skill development activities are shared http://www.msde.state.md.us/family_literacy/fam_reading_info.htm

Nancy S.Grasmick State Superintendent of Schools What's New What is Family Literacy Calendar MSDE Privacy Statement The Family Reading Plan The Family Reading Plan Information Dr. Nancy Grasmick, State School Superintendent Two key elements of this plan are the Compact for Reading Guide and the School-Home Links Reading Kit The Reading

29. ISBN Directory 1887921273-1898617120 kindergarten 1887923039 Summer Bridge activities kindergarten To 1ST 1887923101 SummerBridge activities 78th Grade 188792311X reading Bridge 1887923128 http://my.linkbaton.com/isbn/1887921273-1898617120

Search for: title or author 'word(s)' 'any order' 'phrase' 'starting w/ ' 'exact' ISBN book directory by LinkBaton search To find an ISBN, click first on the corresponding range and/or sub-range. ISBNs/Titles ISBN sub-ranges ISBN ranges Puerta Al Mundo Summer Bridge Activities: 4th Grade To 5th Grade Summer Bridge Activities: Pre-School To Kindergarten Summer Bridge Activities: Kindergarten To 1ST Grade ... Openly Informatics, Inc.

30. TABLE 6-1 Kindergarten Basal Reading Programs TABLE 61 kindergarten Basal reading Programs. Suggestions for reading aloud to students,Any recommendation Oral language activities, Any activities designed to http://stills.nap.edu/html/prdyc/ch6t1.html

Preventing Reading Difficulties in Young Children Catherine E. Snow, M. Susan Burns, and Peg Griffin, Editors Committee on the Prevention of Reading Difficulties in Young Children, National Research Council Table of contents ... NEXT TABLE 6-1 Kindergarten Basal Reading Programs Content Area Definition Percentage Suggestions for reading aloud to students Any recommendation that the teacher read aloud to the students. Oral language activities Any activities designed to teach language concepts, vocabulary, and background knowledge, as well as those activities designed to promote listening comprehension. Phonemic awareness activities Games or activities that focus on words and their phonemic elements, oral segmenting and blending activities, oral syllabication, and rhyming activities. (It should be noted that to discriminate phonemic awarene ss from decoding strategy instruction, only oral activities are included in this category.) Letter recognition or sound/symbol relationships Activities that isolate letters and/or sounds. Writing activities Tracing, copying, printing, and/or composing activities.

31. Links kindergarten reading Readiness This site is professional and provides educationalresources for parents and teachers for reading Readiness. activities, links http://www.hummingbirded.com/links.html

Hummingbird Educational Resources Links to web sites that I have found most useful. If you know of some other links that are teacher friendly e-mail me and I'll add it to my list. Happy surfing! PRESCHOOL ABC Teacher's Outlet Activity Idea Place - Over 1000 ideas for preschool children Activities in the Sunshine Room Alphabet Coloring Pages A to Z Kids Stuff: Resources for educators and others to use in a classroom, child care center, or at home. There are lesson plan themes, monthly calendars, fun educational activities for Pre-School and School-Age children, as well as free downloads Building Blocks to Reading Activites by the letter The Chalkboard - Nice site with lots of ideas for kindergarten/preschool teachers; interactive. ECEOL Website , Collaborative effort of early childhood educators in building a site with well thought out content; growing site with global early childhood perspective. Erik/EECE Reggio Emilia Page ,Information and resources related to the approach to Early Childhood Education developed in preschools of Reggio Emilia, Italy. Hall of Early childhood , Teacher sites, sites for kids and special populations Idea Box: Early Childhood Education and Activity Resources , Nice resource with seasonal activities, projects and games, printable pages, music and songs, recipes, crafts and on-line stories The Learning Planet - It is a place for kids preschool thru sixth grade to play fun learning games online.

32. Building Blocks The activities and concepts behind Building Blocks is currently best describe in MonthBy-Month reading and Writing for kindergarten by Dottie Hall and Pat http://www.k111.k12.il.us/lafayette/fourblocks/kindergarten_building_blocks.htm

4 Blocks Literacy Framework Building Blocks Four Blocks is a multimethod, multilevel literacy framework developed by Pat Cunningham and Dottie Hall of Wake Forest University and utilized by thousands elementary classrooms. Building Block Basics Not 4 Blocks! Guided Reading in K Why Building Blocks? ... Individual Blocks Building Blocks Assessment Conferences Staff Support Computer Use ... Home Building Blocks are a set of goals that when developed in the kindergarten will:: Instill a desire to learn to read and write Develop phonemic awareness Encourage letter and sound recognition Phonemic awareness Teach essential language and print concepts Extend vocabulary It is important to note: Building Blocks is not Four Blocks! Cheryl Sigmon describes and contrasts the two in Ariticle #16 on Teachers.Net The overall goal of Building Blocks is to provide a developmentally appropriate kindergarten classroom which accepts all children where they are and takes them forward on their literacy journey. The six Building Blocks are not separate structured blocks, but are goals which are integrated throughout the instructional day of a Kindergarten classroom through a variety of activities. The activities and concepts behind Building Blocks is currently best describe in "Month-By-Month Reading and Writing for Kindergarten" by Dottie Hall and Pat Cunningham. The Six Building Blocks are:

33. PAUSD Educational Services In kindergarten, each student will . . . reading and Writing Skills. show interestin and enjoy books; actively participate in shared reading activities; http://www.pausd.palo-alto.ca.us/edservices/summaries/kinder.html

Kindergarten Curriculum Summary Kindergartens in Palo Alto are committed to maintaining students' natural curiosity and confidence in themselves as learners while developing the student behaviors that will enable them to become active and focused learners in a classroom setting. The following summary of the instructional program provides an overview of the Kindergarten year. Expectations are, of course, modified or expanded to meet a child's needs and abilities. The Kindergarten program builds on skills and knowledge children learn at home or pre-school. The manner of instruction - motivation, grouping, pacing, reinforcing and reteaching - is determined by each teacher as he or she works to meet individual needs. In Kindergarten, each student will . . . Language Arts Reading and Writing Skills show interest in and enjoy books actively participate in shared reading activities build awareness that meaning comes from print know that books and printed material are read top to bottom, and left to right 'read' pictures in books retell familiar stories demonstrate phonemic awareness use increasing semantic, phonetic, and structural skills to become an effective reader

34. Fact Sheet 1999-2000 Past programs featured lectures, art activities and student and program to assiststudents with reading math and kindergarten reading and Writing at BF Day. http://www.seattleschools.org/schools/bfday/about/fact1999.htm

B.F. Day Elementary School Fact Sheet What's covered Academic Focus School Demographics Special Programs Kindergarten Reading and Writing at B.F. Day ... School Day Highlights B.F. Day has a long and proud history of educating children in Seattle. We are the oldest, continually operating school in the city. Our building is a designated historic landmark having undergone state-of-the-art renovation in 1991. B.F. Day has an outstanding record of parent and community participation in school governance and support. Our school was one of the first Seattle elementary schools to institute a Site Council with staff, parent and community participation. We have an active Parent Teacher Student Association ( PTSA ), which supports the many special programs offered to our students. A Parent Volunteer Coordinator helps place parent and community volunteers in classrooms, the library and tutoring programs. In 1996, B.F. Day instituted a Parent/Teacher/Student contract signed by all teachers and families attending the school. Parents make a commitment to volunteer a minimum of 15 hours per family to support the school. Eighty percent of all B.F. Day families currently fulfill this commitment. B.F. Day has a long-term relationship with the Fremont Arts Council, which provides volunteer involvement for school art, projects. The Fremont Chamber of Commerce partners with the school for annual fundraising activities. Our new neighbor, Adobe Corporation, provides technology and resources to the school.

35. Reading Tips From Tracey's Create-A-Book For Less reading activities for preschool second grade. reading activities for kindergarten;reading activities for first grade; reading activities for second grade; http://www.tlsbooks.com/readingtips.htm

Personalized books help make reading fun! Raising a Reader Reading begins at home. As a parent you are the first and most important link on the road to reading. Enjoy stories with your child from a very early age. Even newborns can sense your enthusiasm when you read to them. Try to set aside a special time each and every day that you and your child can enjoy a number of books together without interruption. Your child will signal you when he or she begins to tire of this activity. Let this be your clue that story time has ended. It is probably best to let your child dictate the length of time spent reading and you will find that as the activity becomes standard, your child will sit and listen for longer periods of time. Be sure and engage your child in conversations, for communicating orally is a prerequisite to understanding the written word. Encourage and ask questions like "Why?", "What would you have done?" or "Who was your favorite character?" from a book or television show. Your child will have a lot of fun choosing books from the library or bookstore and will enjoy even the simplest of tales. Once your child begins to read independently, take turns reading to each other. This is also a great time to begin to read longer stories, perhaps a chapter or two a day. There are plenty of books out there that will keep them on the edge of their seats until the next reading session.

36. Reading Skills @Web English Teacher reading Skills 800 Remedial reading Phonics Worksheets from Tampa Reads readingsupport activities and worksheets for kindergarten through Fourth Grade. http://www.webenglishteacher.com/reading.html

Reading Skills from Tampa Reads Reading support activities and worksheets for Kindergarten through Fourth Grade. Worksheets can be printed out from the Web site. An African Folktale: Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears Designed for lower elementary students, this five-day series of lessons includes map study, vocabulary words, and reading skills. Alan Cooper's Homophone Zone In addition to an extensive list of homophones, this site has puns, an interactive quiz, and "homophones of the month." Alphabet Made Easy with Learning Styles Designed for preschool through grade 1, this lesson uses the book obvious Letters to appeal to visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learners. Beginning Reading and Writing Activities for the youngest readers and writers. Between the Lions Sponsored by PBS with a new lesson every week. Lessons are tied to specific skills. Cheryl Sigmon's Website An extensive introduction to Four Blocks reading instruction strategy, free handouts, and learning games. Classic Children's Stories Poetry, fable, fairy tales and stories. Search by author or illustrator. Dosiety.com

37. SECAC | Free Reading Resources teachers in collaboration with the US Department of Education, this kit includes100 onepage reading activities for each grade from kindergarten through third http://www.sedl.org/secac/free.html

Free Reading Resources The Compact for Reading Guide and Home-Links Kit The Guide explains how to develop an effective compact for reading. A compact is a written agreement among families, teachers, principals, and students from kindergarten through third grade. It describes how all partners can help improve the reading skills of all children-including those with special needs. Tutors and other community members can also be partners in a compact for reading. The School-Home Links Kit helps implement local reading compacts. Developed by a team of teachers in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Education, this kit includes 100 one-page reading activities for each grade from kindergarten through third. Teachers can provide these easy-to-use activities to families, which encourages involvement in reading activities and support of school learning. To order: U.S. Department of Education

38. Reading Activities ten more for children from kindergarten through grade 2 projects, tongue twisters,supplementary reading, and many enrichment activities will introduce http://www.hpress.highsmith.com/99read.htm

39. School-Home Links | Kindergarten Info kindergarten activities. The SchoolHome Links activities provided in this kit arekeyed directly to reading activities that teachers typically do with children http://www.schoolhomelinks.com/kinder.html

Kindergarten Activities The School-Home Links activities provided in this kit are keyed directly to reading activities that teachers typically do with children in school. These School-Home Links Reading Kits provide your family with an opportunity to build and improve reading skills at home. A partial listing of targeted accomplishments for the kindergarten student is provided below. Examples of sample pages are provided for a broader view. Ordering Information Kindergarten Accomplishments (partial listing) Know the parts of a book and their functions. Begins to track print when listening to a familiar text being read or when rereading own writing. Reads familiar text energetically, i.e., not neccessarily verbatim from the print alone. Recognizes and can name all uppercase and lowercase letters. Understands that the sequence of letters in a written word represents the sequence of sounds (phonemes) in a spoken word (alphabetic principle). Learns many, though not all, one-to-one letter sound correspondences.

40. DiscoverySchool.com - Review Corner but are updated and new, and they serve as the guides for the activities. Thereare 5 skill levels that not only cover kindergarten reading curriculum, but http://school.discovery.com/parents/reviewcorner/software/readblastkin.html

All DiscoverySchool Students Teachers Parents Reading Blaster for Kindergarten Rating: The Bottom Line A friendly and encouraging title for pre- and early readers, Reading Blaster for Kindergarten is well-designed, content-rich, and loads of fun. Ages: Subject: Reading/Pre-reading/Spelling Brand: Knowledge Adventure Review Sections: Product Overview Entertainment Value Technically Speaking Design ... Dollar Value Product Overview Young readers are brought into a wonderful underwater world full of games and activities designed to build reading skills. G.C. and Blaster are familiar characters from the Blaster line of products, but are updated and new, and they serve as the guides for the activities. There are 5 skill levels that not only cover kindergarten reading curriculum, but also review preschool skills and touch upon first grade content as well. There are 9 activities in all, with 5 main ones, as follows: Letter Dive is an arcade-style activity in which kids must click on bubbles to catch the letters in the given order. Sea Horse Race involves clicking on answers in order to advance and win a race.

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