Sharing books at home is a great activity for families.
At the libraries you can borrow from a huge selection of board books, picture books, easy readers, junior fiction and teenage fiction.
Try these interactive online reading, creative writing and learning tools specially for kids.
Explore the world of Phonics.
Enhance reading skills through an adaptive personalised literacy program that understands when a person has mastered a letter sound correspondence, allowing the user to learn at their own pace. Zip also has an integrated Open Dyslexic font making it accessible and inclusive for all.
In this retro-style arcade game, players navigate exciting challenges within the Village of Mystery. It's an addictive adventure that combines problem solving, sentence building and storytelling. Players create their own story which can be read or listened to as they progress. A great way to develop skills in literacy, problem-solving, storytelling and STEM.
Go to Dr. Sarah and the Village of Mystery
A child-friendly and engaging way to learn learning 20 languages using fun games, songs and books. For students that do not speak English as their first language, Languagenut also provides 70+ support ESL languages.
Children can enjoy 3000+ digital book titles in over 65+ languages with English translations. There are also picture books in sign language (Auslan, British Sign Language and American Sign Language). Watch a selection of English books with Australian accents by clicking the Australian flag.
Download the LOTE4Kids App today!
Good Reading for Kids features author interviews, independent book reviews, sneak peeks inside books, extracts and podcasts for kids from 0-11 years of age. You'll also find fun book related activities and teachers' notes to download.
An online 'reading room' filled with online stories for Australian primary aged kids - the stories are a little bit cheeky, a little bit charming and a whole lot of fun!
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