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1. [] Bigkids has daily lessons programmed to help students learn the ins and outs of spellings. Adequate use shows and increased ability in student's spelling. 2. [] Funbrain has online word games that stretch lexical thinking. Some of the games may be too challenging, but it is also a good abstract thinking tool for those students who may need the extra challenge. 3. [|http://www.jumpstart.com/parents/games/reading-gam] Jumpstart offers games and activities that will help students comprehend and enjoy reading. The sire focuses on comprehension and comprehension strategies. 4. [] Kidsspell has spelling lists and games that will make spelling an enjoyable puzzle. There are also many other games that deal with putting the letters together to form words. 5. [] This PBS link has games that help kids build their vocabulary. Also, the videos of "Super Y" help build vocabulary as well. 6. [] Readingbear helps kids learn their letter sounds. It teaches all letters and includes short and long vowel sounds. 7. [] This scholastic site is a site that parents can use at homes with their kids. Parents can type in the spelling word lists and then the site generates a puzzle or scramble. Teachers could also use this site. 8. [] Spellingcity has games and tests all helping children not only learn to spell but also grow their vocabulary. 9. [] Starfall is a site used by the county that helps students learn phonics. 10. [] Stroylineonline allows students to have full books read aloud to them. This could be used to help build the oral language skill for those students who need that. Also, it allows for student choice which helps students to enjoy reading.

Citation: Mastery through daily lessons. (n.d.). Retrieved December 2, 2013, from Big IQ Kids website: [] Bigkids has daily lessons programmed to help students learn the ins and outs of spellings. Adequate use shows and increased ability in student's spelling.

Word games. (n.d.). Retrieved from Funbrain website:http://www.funbrain.com/words.html Funbrain has online word games that stretch lexical thinking. Some of the games may be too challenging, but it is also a good abstract thinking tool for those students who may need the extra challenge.

Reading games for kids. (n.d.). Retrieved from Jumpstart website: http://www.jumpstart.com/parents/games/reading-gam Jumpstart offers games and activities that will help students comprehend and enjoy reading. The sire focuses on comprehension and comprehension strategies.

Spelling lists. (n.d.). Retrieved from Kidsspell website: http://www.kidsspell.com/ Kidsspell has spelling lists and games that will make spelling an enjoyable puzzle. There are also many other games that deal with putting the letters together to form words.

Vocabulary games. (n.d.). Retrieved from PBS Kids website: http://pbskids.org/games/vocabulary/ This PBS link has games that help kids build their vocabulary. Also, the videos of "Super Y" help build vocabulary as well.

Learn letter sounds. (n.d.). Retrieved December 2, 2013, from Reading Bear website: http://www.readingbear.org/ Readingbear helps kids learn their letter sounds. It teaches all letters and includes short and long vowel sounds.

Spelling wizard. (n.d.). Retrieved December 2, 2013, from Scholastic website: http://www.scholastic.com/parents/resources/game/reading-activities/spelling-wizard This scholastic site is a site that parents can use at homes with their kids. Parents can type in the spelling word lists and then the site generates a puzzle or scramble. Teachers could also use this site.

Vocabulary spelling city. (n.d.). Retrieved December 2, 2013, from Spellingcity website: http://www.spellingcity.com/ Spellingcity has games and tests all helping children not only learn to spell but also grow their vocabulary.

Starfall. (n.d.). Retrieved December 2, 2013, from http://www.starfall.com/ Starfall is a site used by the county that helps students learn phonics.

Storyline online. (n.d.). Retrieved December 2, 2013, from http://www.storylineonline.net/ Stroylineonline allows students to have full books read aloud to them. This could be used to help build the oral language skill for those students who need that. Also, it allows for student choice which helps students to enjoy reading.