Dr. Jean Aligns to CCSS

http://www.drjean.org/html/monthly_act/act_2012/09_Sep_css/index.html

Florida Site

As I have been looking for ideas to use with small groups, I came across this wonderful and FREE website from Florida.  Wonderful ideas for all areas of reading, from fluency to comprehension.  Check it out!!

Education.Com

This website, http://www.education.com/activity/ is loaded with wonderful lesson plans and activities to help students who need a little extra help.  Find ideas for all grade levels on comprehension, fluency, vocabulary, rhyming, etc. 

A Rhyme a Week -  30 Weeks of Downloadable Nursery Rhymes, cards, and activities to go with the nursery rhymes.  Great for Kindergarten and Pre School teachers.

Word Families - FREE, FREE, FREE word family lessons and activities.  Includes books, pocket charts, cloze activites, plus much more.

Literacy Leaders - Loaded with resources

Literacy Websites 

Reading A-Z (membership required)

Reading EGGS - An online program for teaching reading -- FREE trial

Reading Games for Kids - FREE downloadable games.

Reading Resource - An overall comprehensive resource of reading materials

Utah Education Resources - Connects to many things CCSS related

Reading Rockets - Loaded with reading strategies and ideas

Printable Booklets - Wow! Loaded with word family printouts.

Word Families - Long A

Clutter Free - Purposeful ways to organize the classroom

Fluency Boot Camp 

Anchor Charts 

Readers Theatre

Notes from Ginger Becker, Marion USD408.

This new book I read has incredible websites that I would like to share with you!

http:www.cdli.ca/CITE/langrt.htm

This site has a lot of information, in various sections

http:www.teachingheart.net/readerstheater.htm

This site, you will discover plays and scripts to print and read in the classroom

http//literacyconnections.com/readertheater

There is an incredible number of resources and scripts at this all inclusive site

http:www.readertheatredigest.com

This site bills itself as "A blog journal for readers theatre practitioners and interested others"

http:www.readertheatre.escd.net

This site has more than 150 small poems, stories, and chants for readers theatre

http.www.proteacher.com/70173.shtml

This is an all inclusive site at which you will discover readers theatre scripts as well as an array of fascinating resources for every classroom teacher

http:www.readers-theatre.com/

Resources, scripts, and information are what you will find at this dynamic site

http:www.storycart.com

Storycart's Press'subscription service provides an inexpensive opportunity to have timely scripts delivered to teachers or librarians each month. Each script is created or adapted by well-known writers.

Lastly.... I found a professional organization that focuses on the implementation and use of readers theatre in the classroom.

Institute for Readers Theatre

PO Box 421262

San Diego, CA  92142

(858) 277-4274

http://www.readerstheatreinstitute.com

(Note: I am aware that the word "theater" on some sites is spelled "theatre"...Possibly the author is from New Zealand or England...I don't know...I didn't spell it incorrectly) thanks!