These websites are all excellent English Language Arts resources for you and your child.

Within these websites you can find online activities, stories to enjoy, parent and educator tools, and much more.

• BBC Schools

  The school site from BBC has a wealth of interactive content for students, teachers, and parents.

• Between the Lions

  This website associated with the PBS show features games, activities, and resources for emerging readers.

• BookHive

  BookHive, from the Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County, contains recommended book reviews for children ages birth through twelve.

• Carol Hurst's Children's Literature Site

  This site includes children's book reviews, ideas for activities, and themed book lists.

• Chateau Meddybumps

  Check out the Parent’s Guide to see how you can use this site to develop language, reading, and social skills.

• Children’s Storybooks Online

  This collection of online stories is perfect for beginning readers through young adults.

• Earobics: Game Goo

  GameGoo includes games based on language art curriculum standards. Their tagline is “learning that sticks”!

• Goodnight Stories

  This story collection has stories to read online, audio books, fill-in-the-blank stories, and more!

• Guys Read

  Guys Read can help boys (and their parents and teachers) find books that inspire them.

• Inkless Tales

  The activities in this colorful website encourage young students to write, draw, explore and more!

• International Children’s Digital Library

  This collection of over 3000 children’s books features stories in 15 languages in a kid-friendly reading format.

• Literacy Center Education Network

  The Play & Learn center has lots of online activities for learning to read while the ReadToday!Net section features hundreds of free printable lessons.

• Noggin

  In conjunction with the Noggin educational cable channel, this website offers online activities that foster learning based on curriculum standards.

• PBS Kids

  Kids can explore their favorite PBS shows such as Curious George, Caillou, and Arthur while playing educational games.

• Professor Garfield

  Garfield and his friends have a new home in this humorous and polished website. There are activities for kindergarten through eighth grade.

• Reading is Fundamental

  This children's literacy organization has activity ideas for parents, articles for educators and stories and games for kids. Be sure to check out the reading activity calendars!

• ReadWriteThink

  ReadWriteThink offers a collection of online Student Materials to support literacy learning. For educators, there are also lots of lesson plans to support a variety of Language Arts standards.

• Roy: Tale of a Singing Zebra

  Students can play the interactive reading games and guided reading stories, featuring Roy the Zebra and Lucy the Elephant.

• Scholastic-Online Activities

  Scholastic features online activities for K-12 students, in language arts, social studies, math, and more.

• Starfall

  Starfall guides students from learning the alphabet to early reading and beyond. The four sections include videos, guided stories, and a selection of stories featuring comics, plays, folk tales, and more!

• Storyline Online

  At Storyline Online you can listen to Screen Actors Guild members read children's books aloud, accompanied by the book illustrations.