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Internet Resources - Children's Literature
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- BookFlix
Outside the Library: BookFlix Access from Home
Scholastic BookFlix is an online literacy resource for children in grades PreK-3. It pairs classic video storybooks with related nonfiction eBooks (some in Spanish). It includes read-aloud supports so students can hear each book narrated and also hear definitions of key words. Specifically created to support non-, beginning and reluctant readers.
Browse related subjects: Audio Books, Authors, Children's Literature, Education, Games, Spanish Language - Children's Literature Comprehensive Database
Use this database to find a good book to read and to find lists of award winning titles. See also the Children's Literature homepage for monthly features and author/illustrator interviews.
Browse related subjects: Authors, Children's Literature - Novelist K-8
Assists readers of children's fiction in finding new authors and titles. Find the order of titles written in a series.
Browse related subjects: Authors, Children's Literature
Recommended Websites
- Book Muse
Book Muse offers book group members and avid readers of all ages materials, support, and guidance for the reading and discussion of books in this comprehensive web site. The site offers in-depth notes, book discussion questions, author biographies, book group tips, book group leader's tips, suggestions for further reading, and author interviews.
Browse related subjects: Authors, Children's Literature, Literary Criticism, Literature
Find Internet Resources
Training for the Visually Impaired
The following agencies provide training for people with visual disabilities:
Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired 413 Laurel St. 458-9766.
Training: Braille, computer instruction and mobility as well as general life skills for the visually impaired.
Cabrillo College -- Disabled Student Services, 6500 Soquel ... [More]
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