AudioBooks

Audio books are a great way to increase access in your classroom. Providing a selection of audio books for all students can support fluency, expression, and comprehension.

Bookshare- a free subscription is provided with proof of a print disability Signed Stories- free audio books designed for elementary readers that are also signed 60 Second Recap- a 60 second audio/video presentation of classic works of literature Online Audio Stories- a collection of elementary audio books The Mother Goose Club has a number of rhymes and songs that provide audio support for the text. [|Learn Out Loud] - over 2000 free audio and video titles including books, lectures, speeches and interviews. [|Read Print] - free online book library with over 8,000 titles that can be read using any free text reader (tested with Natural Reader). Smories is a video site featuring kids reading kids' stories. Many of the videos include captions.

[|Storyline Online] - online stories read by Screen Actors Guild members. [|Online StoryTime] - Barnes and Nobles free animated stories resource.

[|Librivox] - Audio books in the public domain with human voices Project Gutenberg- Text of books in the public domain, also available for mobile devices. Attach text-to-speech and can convert to MP3 format [|CCProse] - classic literature in video format, syncs human voiced audio with text. Check out their [|YouTube Channel]. [|Lit2Go] - an online collection of stories and poems in MP3 format

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