Free K-12 Reading and Writing
Free K-12 reading and writing, reading, writing, grammar, poetry, alphabet, and online stories for Kindergarten Kids and K-12 students.
Play games while learning opposites, punctuation, abbreviations and more.
Test your know-how about books and their parts.
Watch a cartoon to learn how and why characters change in a story, about who they are, and how to understand them.
Watch a cartoon to learn how to find a book that you would like to read, and is at your reading level.
These word games will help you with your reading, spelling and writing.
Click on a letter of the alphabet to learn words and see pictures that start with that letter.
Take a look at what other kids are reading and hear what they have to say about dozens of books.
Watch a cartoon to learn what setting is and how it can change a story.
Languages
Learning how to write Chinese numbers is easy with this online guide.
Count to five in French and learn how to say a few colors.
Say and write the numbers 1 to 10 in Korean.
Early Chinese writing used pictures instead of letters to make a word. Learn a few of these pictograms while playing a game.
Match pairs of Spanish words.
Learn some Spanish words with Rosita from Sesame Street.
Learn How to Read
Play games with Lionel and Leona while learning how to read.
Listen to sentences and point out the correct word when asked.
These online stories teach you how to sound out words.
Match the picture with the right word.
Match letters and vowel sounds with the pictures that include them.
Listen for words that start with the same sound.
Click on the word that matches the picture. Choose animals, fruits, tools, machines or shapes
Learn how to read while playing games with sounds and rhymes.
Poems & Rhymes
Listen to this poem about mixed-up animals.
Find the line that rhymes in this 10-question quiz.
Help Reggie the Rhino find the rhyme.
Tell about a favorite place, thing, person or time and learn about syllables by writing haiku poetry.
These poems will tickle your funny bone. Read and rate them!
Choose from more than 100 words to drag over to an online fridge to make a poem.
Learn to read and count with these nursery rhymes that use pictures instead of words.
Print out and color pictures from your favorite nursery rhymes.
These cartoon poems all feature a different long vowel sound.
Listen and read along to poems about your shadow, the wind, pretend friends, hiding places and being afraid of the dark.
Read poems written by kids in pre-k, kindergarten, and first grade.
Finish writing silly poems by filling in the blanks.
Select a level and click on the words that rhyme with the given words.
Match-up words that rhyme in this online game.
Choose an apple, leaf, fish, balloon, star, heart or the sun and write your poem inside that shape.
Listen to a few tongue twisters then try saying them yourself.
Writing
Choose the stars and write their lines.
Become a writer by filling in nouns, adjectives, names and verbs.
Click on each page for step-by-step instructions on how to write a friendly letter.
Watch Spinner, the writing spider, draw the letters of the alphabet.
Learn to print the ABCs or write them in cursive.
Practice writing the letters of the alphabet.
See an example of a friendly letter.
Write your own story by choosing the plot, pictures and words.
Choose the who, how, type, what and where to make a silly sentence.
Write mixed-up, funny stories about your favorite PBS KIDS characters with the help of characters from other PBS KIDS shows.
Create a story about you by answering a few questions.
Practice writing the letters of the alphabet.
Complete the sentences with words that you use every day.
Click and drag words to finish sentences.
Follow a virtual pencil to learn how to write each number from 0 to 9.
Follow a virtual pencil to learn how to write each letter from A to Z.
Watch a cartoon to learn how to use adjectives to write about things you see, touch, taste, smell and hear.
The Alphabet
Fill in the missing letters of the alphabet.
Click on the frog and choose the letter he asks for.
Get ready to read by first learning how each letter of the alphabet sounds.
Put the bears in alphabetical order.
Put the books away on the library shelves in ABC order.
Match animals starting with lowercase letters to their habitats labeled in uppercase letters.
Click on a letter of the alphabet and see them come to life to make zoo animals.
Match the upper case letters to their lower case counterparts.
Find the uppercase and lowercase letters that each word starts with.
Match letters of the alphabet with their capitals.
Fables
Read
these stories from ancient China and learn a lesson at the end of each
one. If you get stuck on a word, just click it to hear it read out loud.
Watch four animated stories.
Tells the story of a thirsty ant and a helpful dove.
A tale of work and play.
Grammar
Choose the right forms of the verb 'to be' to make complete sentences.
Find out how two or more small words put together can make a new word.
Practice combining two words into one.
Answer questions on the proper use of nouns, verbs, adjectives, periods and commas.
Choose your grade level for a list of definitions to grammar terms.
Practice looking for nouns and verbs in short sentences.
Move a boy and his dog in, out, over, under, on, off and behind a doghouse.
Finish sentences with a period, question mark or exclamation point.
Help the monkey get across the rainforest by putting words together to make sentences.
Find two words that are the same to describe Sam the dog.
Learn different words that have the same meanings.
Spelling
Find the mixed-up words floating in a bowl of alphabet soup.
Drag the vowels to finish spelling words before your time runs out!
Catch the letters that spell out the word you hear.
Put vowels in between consonants to make words.
Choose the correct spelling of nouns to make them plural.
Practice spelling colors and shapes.
This space robot shows pictures for you to spell.
Choose the word with the correct suffix.
Combine letters to make words.
Learn how to spell a new word every day with Page from Playhouse Disney.
Stories
Includes fairy tales, silly stories and holiday tales.
Watch some of your favorite Berenstain Bears videos online.
At the end of each story is a game to play based on what you have read.
Be a part of these stories about being kind, sharing and helping others.
Listen and read along to stories about fairies, trolls, unicorns and forest animals.
Sit back and listen as famous actors read some of your favorite picture books to you.
Read or listen to stories about Clifford the Big Red Dog. You can even change the way the story is told.
Read children's books on many topics from all over the world.
Choose characters, places and actions to create a story and hear it read aloud.
Listen to the tales of Jemima Puddle-Duck, Benjamin Bunny and Peter Rabbit.
Listen and follow along with the words to stories about animals, families, art and time travel.
Sit down and read folktales and funny stories from the Internet Public Library.
Create a story about you by answering a few questions.
Read all of these books right on your computer.
See if you can tell which stories are make-believe, and which are real.
Read stories about your veggie friends including Madame Blueberry, Bob the Tomato, Junior Asparagus and Larry the Cucumber.
Tall Tales & Folktales
Listen and read along to six common folktales.
Read stories from India, Trinidad, Ghana, Ethiopia, Mauritius, Angola and Japan.
Play along while reading stories about horses with wings, people who can fly and a king that can turn anything into gold.
Listen to folktales from the sea islands of South Carolina and Georgia, in English or Gullah.
Tells his story through the words and drawings of 2nd graders.
Story of Canadian tribal Indians and their winter survival.
Story of an Indian Prince, Strong Wind and his Cinderella bride.
Listen to a story about this giant lumberjack, print out coloring pages and play the Paul Bunyan dress-up game.
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