Teaching Resources

Recommended fiction and nonfiction titles for all grades and reader levels. Includes read-alouds, read-alongs, audiobooks, and book set kits.

The Children’s Language Center offers materials in 40 languages and supports the local language immersion schools.

Student books on grammar, parts of speech, and sentence structure.

Recommended by your librarians - picture books, read-alouds, early readers, chapter books, and nonfiction.

10 copies of the same early reader or chapter book can be checked out for 60 days.

A set of 10 different books.

Each set contains 6 to 10 different books of the same reading level.

Vocabulary, punctuation, parts of speech, and phonics.

Find AR books by interests, points, and ATOS levels.

Basal level/PALS, Guided Reading, DRA, Rigby PM, Reading Recovery, and Lexile.

Kathy Schrock explains the graph and offers more readability resources.

Adult volunteers offer one-on-one reading sessions for children in need of reading support.

Un sitio bilingüe para familias y maestros para ayudar a los niños a leer. A bilingual site for families and educators of English language learners.

Professional recommendations including book apps, educational apps, and review sites.

Books rated by teams of teachers, librarians, and reading specialists as outstanding for curriculum use. This organization supports literacy professionals through resources, advocacy efforts and professional development.

Advice and resources for adults to help children with learning disabilities, including learning to read and dyslexia.

Provides access to research information resources and information literacy curriculum at no cost to Oregon students and teachers, including public and private schools, and homeschoolers.

Information and resources on how young kids learn to read and how you can help.

Provides educators with access to practices in reading and language arts instruction by offering free materials.