Grade 3 ELA (English Language Arts)

Subject Links Page

Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking

 

 Create your own story online. 

 

Make a word using word families.

 

Read some online rebus stories. 

 

Hear some of your favorite stories read online.   Use this gateway to go to the TumbleBook library site (click on the TumbleBook library icon).  You can choose from story books (view book pages as you hear the story) and audio books (hear the story without pictures).  Highlights for Children has some stories to listen to online.   

Create haiku poems using online "magnets."

Here are some other stories read online, that you may recognize.  

Create an essay map to help you organize your writing. Create a character scrapbook.   Create a flip book to show your research. 

If you need extra practice with reading or vowel sounds, click to go to the Starfall website.  Garfield's Toon Book Reader reads books aloud to you. 

 

Here are some literacy activities from the BBC in Great Britain. Many of these exercises are read to you by a speaker with a British accent, so be sure to listen carefully!

Listen to Cinderella online and explore elements of a good story.  

Check your spelling skills with this spelling game.

 

Need to brush up on your grammar skills? Try this fun game to practice recognizing nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs.  Go ahead and try these English language games. 

 

Try some learning games from Alfy.

 

This picture dictionary is organized by beginning sounds and will help you to learn both vowel and consonant sounds.  

Do you need help learning the short and long vowels? These stories will help.  

Go to this page for several different games that will help you to learn letters, sound out words and make sentences.  

 

PBS Kids' has many activities from a program called, Between the Lions that you can do online.  Have you joined the Adventures of Word Girl to help build your word knowledge?   

 

Practice your spelling skills with this Interactive Spelling Bee.