Note: Each portable media player has a different process for moving audio & video files from your computer onto the device. For specific instructions on how to load & play video & music, visit the support Web site for your specific device.
Between the Lions
PBSKids.org - There are stories available for kids to listen to on your internet-able electronic things. If your computer is MP3 friendly be sure to download these Music Mixes. There are 4 of them - just right click on the "Download" button and choose "Save Link As".
http://pbskids.org/lions/parentsteachers/lionstogo/audio.html
Other literacy sites (to download & print - or download to your computer to play/listen):
Programs you can download as MP3's and play on your mobile/eReader device: Click Here
Jack & the Beanstalk -
14 short video episodes, in a new adaptation for 5 to 7 year olds.Each video is accompanied by a transcript. The story also features in our Music pages where it is presented with seven songs, with downloads of the music and audio.
Rhyme Rockets:
I haven't heard of this show but it's listed in the Parents/Teacher's section of BBC (click here). This show was for kids 4-6 and the available booklet that you download & print contains lots of classic rhymes and also several new ones. Show site
Bibliotastic
This site has several hundred FREE audios for Preschoolers to early elementary. Click here I believe there is to be a way to download to a mobile device, I just haven't figured it out. There are several stories I'm interested in for Sierra.
Be sure to also check Sylvan Dell Publishing - each month they have a FREE book to listen to online in Spanish & English. These books all have a fiction type story that teaches math, science, social sciences, green, etc within the story itself. These are wonderful books! This months book is: The Most Dangerous:
Here is a great list where I found most of the above sites: Click Here
Have you found any great sites for non-app type devices? I have a Kindle Touch and would love to have interactive books, audios, games, etc - they just need to be FREE or less than $4 each. I'd love to know what you've been able to find!
Thanks for the info and for popping over to our weekly book blog hop this week x
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