Sora includes digital books, spanning ebooks, audiobooks, comic books, and magazines, depending on what options the district signs up for. Sora offers the largest digital content catalog in the world to more than 53,000+ schools and districts. Our favorites: Chris Kratt reading Wild Cats, Christian Robinson reading Last Stop on Market Street, and Marc Brown reading Arthur’s Pet Business 6. PBS Kids Read-AlongsĮvery week, celebrities and PBS Kids authors read aloud their favorite books on the PBS Kids’ Facebook page and YouTube channel. Our favorites: The Wind in the Willows, A Little Princess, The Wizard of Oz 5. Loyal Books, home to hundreds of free audiobooks for kids, is an easy-to-navigate online platform with books available in a variety of different formats and languages. Our favorites: Black Beauty, Gulliver’s Travels, The Emerald City of Oz 4.
And as a bonus, many of the stories can also be downloaded as a PDF and printed for use as a read-along. Lit2Go offers a free online collection of stories and poems in audiobook format. Our favorites: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer, Aesop’s Fables, and Winnie the Pooh 3. All for free for anyone to listen to on their computers, iPods, or other mobile device. LibriVox has an extensive catalog of public domain audiobooks: 499 fiction and 47 nonfiction and counting. Our favorites: Fancy Nancy, Pete the Cat, anything by Shel Silverstein 2. Not only that, you can find age-specific & topical book lists, reading tips, and more.
HarperKids (from Harper Collins Publishing) is an awesome resource to discover great audiobooks for kids. Not only that, they’re super fun! Here are ten of our favorite places to get free audiobooks for kids. Listening to a story being read helps students engage in text, gain exposure to more words, and ultimately improve vocabulary, comprehension, and critical thinking skills. Audiobooks are a wonderful way to expose all students to complicated storytelling, no matter their reading level.
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