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Children go through phases of reading development from preschool through third grade. We start with learning our letters/sounds/sight words by the exploration of books and then move to independent reading. In second grade, children should be reading simple stories and should be able to write about a topic that is meaningful to them. Below are a few websites that you can use with your second grade student.
Khan Academy is a great resource for students K-12. It has been adding many new reading resources. Feel free to also practice math skills here, too!
Starfall - This website is created for students in grades PK-3. However, for a student that is struggling with some reading skills, this is a wonderful resource to use to fill in gap areas or to use for review. I encourage any student needing help with reading or math skills to check out this site. Enjoy!
BrainPOP is here to help you and your curious learners stay informed and on-track with free access during school closures. This site if full of fun knowledge. Watch videos and learn lessons without even knowing you are doing work!
MobyMax is a great learning tool that is free due to school closures and can help fill gaps in reading and math. Check it out for great learning opportunities.
Adventure Academy - An epic learning adventure awaits! If you are between the ages of 8 and 13, you are invited to join the ranks of young scholars at Adventure Academy, a fully immersive virtual universe for those seeking knowledge and live action adventure! Gain access to hundreds of hours of educational activities teaching essential skills in language arts/reading, math, science, social studies, and much more! This site requires a paid subscription, but a free trial is offered.
ABCmouse provides more than 8,500 learning activities in the following subject areas: English Language Arts/Reading, Math, Social Studies, Science, and Health. All activities are highly engaging and are effective learning tools. Activities are grade level appropriate: Preschool/Pre-K, Levels 1-4; Kindergarten, Levels 5&6; 1st Grade, Levels 7&8; 2nd Grade, Levels 9&10. Students in this year's 1st and 2nd grade are already experienced in using the program.
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