reading/writing/Phonics Teacher sites
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User ID: ps212k Password: koala |
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User ID: hstern3@schools.nyc.gov
Password: ps212rocks |
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User ID: dbadolato@schools.nyc.gov
Password: ps212 |
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Username: neckert0
Password: jondw724 |
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You will need to set up a teacher account.
Access codes can be found in your teacher's guide. |
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Teacher Toolbox:
User Name: tlfemail66@gmail.com Password: 123Books (case sensitive) |
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Brain Pop:
User Name: ps212bk Password: learn |
reading & writing student sites
1. www.starfall.com
Has videos, games and activities to teach letters and sounds, as well as books, games and more. Great for learning to read!
2. www.abcya.com
Grades K-5 - Lots of excellent resources for math and reading. Fun games like sight word bingo and letter sounds bingo.
3. www.wegivebooks.org
GREAT website for stories!! You need to JOIN this site before you are able to access the ebooks, but it’s completely worth it. Free books that you can access online and read aloud to your child. Great for shared reading on the smart board or for children to read at home.
4. www.readwritethink.org
Under “Classroom Resources”, click on “student interactives”. This will take you to a variety of tools your child can use to help with reading and writing.
5. www.reading.ecb.org
Videos and quizzes/resources for students to practice reading comprehension skills such as questioning and visualizing.
6. www.funfonix.com
Phonics and letter worksheets to practice sounds/handwriting.
7. www.storylineonline.net
Great website containing online read alouds.
Has videos, games and activities to teach letters and sounds, as well as books, games and more. Great for learning to read!
2. www.abcya.com
Grades K-5 - Lots of excellent resources for math and reading. Fun games like sight word bingo and letter sounds bingo.
3. www.wegivebooks.org
GREAT website for stories!! You need to JOIN this site before you are able to access the ebooks, but it’s completely worth it. Free books that you can access online and read aloud to your child. Great for shared reading on the smart board or for children to read at home.
4. www.readwritethink.org
Under “Classroom Resources”, click on “student interactives”. This will take you to a variety of tools your child can use to help with reading and writing.
5. www.reading.ecb.org
Videos and quizzes/resources for students to practice reading comprehension skills such as questioning and visualizing.
6. www.funfonix.com
Phonics and letter worksheets to practice sounds/handwriting.
7. www.storylineonline.net
Great website containing online read alouds.