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Aesop’s
Fables
This online version of Aesop’s Fables includes the full
public domain texts—638 fables. There are images from the Dore
illustrations and the beginnings of audio texts. |
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Aesop’s
Fables Read
Aesop’s Fables, in two versions for each tale, all with
illustrations done by students in a computing art class. |
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The
Alice Fan Club
The characters in Phyllis Reynolds Naylor’s Alice series endure all
these dilemmas—and more. This fan area is your chance to read all about
Alice and her friends, make some new friends of your own, and hear from
Phyllis Reynolds Naylor herself. |
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American
Girls Series
An American Girl is a unique current girls’ series by Valerie Tripp,
Janet Beele Shaw, Connie Porter, Susan S. Adler, and Maxine Schur. The
series title is American Girls Collection. The American Girls
stories are told through the eyes of girls living in different time
periods. This site expands on the stories and has a club for fans of
American Girls. |
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Animorphs
Page
The home page for this popular
paperback series of young people with the capacity to morph into animals
of great power in order to fight alien enemies. Written by K. A.
Applegate. |
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The
Arthur Page
For Arthur fans everywhere! This site is maintained by PBS and
features games and children’s art. A very popular site for younger
children who love the character created by Marc Brown. |
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Baby-Sitters’
Club Page
What’s happening at the Baby-Sitters’ Club? Visit this site to
learn about the characters and adventures. |
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Berenstain
Bears
The official Berenstain Bears site,
includes activities and lists of books. |
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Bookmuse's
Kid's Corner
This site promotes the reading of
great books through provoking questions and support materials that
encourage reading and book discussion. Arranged by reading level and
genre. |
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Children’s
Storybook Online
Read lots of exciting stories like “Round Bird Can’t Fly,” “Grow
Your Own Gargoyle,” and “The Wumpalump.” |
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Fun
with Spot
Fans of Eric Hill's Spot books will
enjoy playing these games and reading the animated versions of some of
these books. Shock wave plugin required. |
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Goodnight
Stories
This is the place to come if you
want to curl up with a good cyber book or just play a game. |
Grammar
Gorillas
Online game for students to identify parts of speech. |
Guide
to Grammar & Writing
One of the most thorough and extensive sites on grammar and writing. There
is a random quiz generator that makes quizzes for print out or to be taken
online. |
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Guys
Read
Author Jon Scieszka makes
suggestions for a literacy program that connects boys with books they want
to read. |
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HarperChildrens.com
A place to do fun things, learn about books, and meet authors. This is
an exciting site maintained by HarperCollins for its children’s books. |
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Harry
Potter
Scholastic has created a fun-filled
site for Harry Potter fans of all ages. Click on this site and find a
trivia game, a pronunciation guide, owl posts and more. |
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Kidsreads.com
This site offers a place for
parents and children to explore books and their reviews. |
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Lemony
Snicket
As Lemony Snicket says, this site
is filled with "dreadful images," "wretched
information," and "unnerving games." |
Little
Planet Times
An online newspaper for kids by kids from Little Planet Publishing. |
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Magic
School Bus Page
What are Ms. Frizzle and her class
doing now? This site encourages you to work with many aspects of the Magic
School Bus Adventures. |
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My
Little House on the Prairie Home Page
From Jennifer Slegg, a fan of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s books, this
site explores a classic series of books by Wilder. |
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Narnia
This elegantly designed site
devoted to C. S. Lewis's fantasy classics provides information about the
books, the creatures and people of Narnia. |
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Online
Adventures of Captain Underpants
Scholastic's site for fans of
Captain Underpants is not to be missed. Of course, there is a load of
"fun stuff" - Click-o-Rama, Professor Poopypants' Name
Change-o-Chart 2000, and Make your own Comic. In addition, there is
information about the author and the characters. |
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The
Peter Rabbit Web Site
The official and definitive site on
the world of Beatrix Potter. Potter's favorite characters and other
aspects of her work can be viewed at a wide selection of art exhibitions,
theatrical performances, displays and local events. |
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The
Phantom Tollbooth
Information on this favorite book
by Norman Juster, including bibliographies and other things. |
The
Reading Corner
Student site which lists books by category. Might be fun to check out
together to get ideas for books. |
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Random
House Kids
Explore online with your favorite
books and characters; you can even submit your own book reviews for online
publication |
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Seamonkey
Oz Home Page
Here you will find Oz-related
links, philosophical musings, creative writing, and lots of artwork by the
inhabitants of Oz created by Baum. Many of these Ozians are very young,
but they have e-mail addresses and would like to hear from you. |
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Seussville
The Cat in the Hat, Sam-I-Am, Horton and the Whos, and the rest of the
Seuss characters welcome you to Seussville, Dr. Seuss’s playground in
cyberspace. You can play games, chat with the Cat in the Hat, win prizes,
find out about new Dr. Seuss books and CD-ROMs, and much, much more! |
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Stories
from the Web
Using story starters or going solo,
children can write their own tales, poems or book reviews and hang them in
the on-line gallery. Or, read a story from one of your favorite authors. |
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The
Wonderful Wizard of Oz Web Site
Oz first started as a book by Frank
L. Baum, then a series of books. The incredible world of Oz is explored in
these pages. There is much to know about this wonderful land, and on these
pages you will be told quite a lot about it, and helped to find out where
to find out more. |
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