These are websites that may help the ESL teacher began to incorporate technology into their everyday teaching. Please add your favorite sites to the list! Just click the edit button, add the information, click save, and you're done! Make sure and add a brief description if possible.

iLearning with Apple iTouch

This is a great article about a district that is equipping all of their students (K-12) with an iPod.

Starfall

Where children have fun learning to read! Primarily designed for first grade, Starfall is also useful for pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and second grade.

Scholastic

Scholastic Kids

PBSKids

Free PreK-12 resources to support learning at home and at school.

Pumarosa

A place to help Spanish speakers learn to speak English.

Brain Pop Jr

BrainPOP Jr. provides educational movies and homework help for K-3 students. Each animated movie has quizzes, games, vocabulary, and activities for kids. BrainPOP Jr. is a great resource for teachers, offering lesson plans and lesson ideas that develop critical thinking and inquiry skills.

English Zone

"The BEST English-learner's site on the web"

Book Pop Virtual Literature

Web-enhanced Reading Adventures

Webster's Visual Dictionary

An on-line, interactive dictionary

Alphabet Podcasts (New 2/26/08!!)

Podcasts of the Alphabet

Larry Ferlazzo's Websites of the Day...

...For Teaching ELL, ESL, and EFL

ESL Lab

ESL cyber listening lab

ESL Cafe

The Internet's meeting place for ESL teachers and students from around the world!

Activities for ESL Students

Quizzes, tests, and activities to help learn English as a second language.

Study Stack

Study and play with data online as flashcards, hangman game, crossword puzzle, matching, word search, or word scramble. Study anytime/anywhere by printing data or exporting flashcards to an iPod.

Voice of America

The Special English website is a great place to practice your American English

Cuentos En Ingles

Free short stories and articles with mp3 audio and activities.

ESL Links

Links of interest for teachers and students of English as a Second Language

Learning Through Listening

The Learning Through Listening website has been developed jointly by RFB&D^® and the Center for Applied Technology (CAST). The content has been developed by specialists in education research and policy, neuropsychology, clinical/school psychology, technology, engineering, curriculum development, K-12 professional development, and experts in assistive technology.

Page updated by JMcDaniel on 3/19/08