1. 
Robert Munsch is my youngest son’s favorite author and his favorite book is “Mortimer”. If you go to the website you will also find some poems, audio to download and “munsch, munsch” more.
2 Game Goo – spelling, letter matching, identify synonyms, etc.
3. A website from the UK filled with games on spelling, rhyming, phonics, etc. All you have to do is click on the little picture.
4. Practice your spelling words.
5. 
StarFall is a learn to read site and the kids love it.
6. FunBrain is the #1 site for online educational games for kid of all ages. (math, grammar, science, spelling, history)
7. 
For those kids that can start to read chapter books or for those snuggle up evenings, Junie B. Jones is just the thing. It is a fun and hilarious series to read with your child and you will enjoy it as much as your child.
8. 
For the scientist “The Magic School Bus” is the place to go. Go to the sight and find simple experiments, games to play and information about the books.
9. 
Ron Roy wrote beautiful childrens books and I quote this from his website. “This series features three smart kids who solve crimes and mysteries. They live in a small town in Connecticut, called Green Lawn.The kids are Dink Duncan, Josh Pinto, and Ruth Rose Hathaway. They are third graders and live near each other. They have hobbies and pets and parents, but what they love most is a good mystery. Most kids tell me they enjoy reading the 26 books in alphabetical order. But you can skip around without missing anything. Have fun getting to know these three sly sleuths!”
10. 
Beatrice Potter audio books.
