[MOSAIC] Online Reading Sites Needed

[kel.brown at comcast.net]

You should see if EducationCity.com would do something for him.

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From: Joy <jwidmann at rocketmail.com> 

> Does anyone know of any good on line reading sites that don't require a lot of 
> bandwidth? I have a struggling fourth grade student who will do anything on the 
> computer. We are hoping to find him some reading material on line. He is reading 
> at DRA level 20. He doesn't have a printer, and his Internet connection is dial 
> up. e really need something he can use with a computer to hook him. 
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> I have a subscription to Reading A-Z, but I don't think that will inspire him. 
> He likes dragons and magic, and Harry Potter. He's a "boy's boy" if you know 
> what I mean. Adventure, pirates, rough and tumble. He's well liked by his peers, 
> and would rather be a non-reader than be seen with a picture book, or anything 
> he perceives as for babies. 
> 
> Thanks in advance. 
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> Joy/NC/4 
> jwidmann at rocketmail.com 
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