Students and teachers receive free access to eBooks and audiobooks. (Paid by school or district. Must have school email address)

Free access to eBooks and audiobooks. Check with your local library to see if they host Libby. (Must have library card from local library)

Free access to audiobooks, movies, music, ebooks and comics. Check with your local library to see if they host Hoopla. (Must have library card from local library)

Audiobooks for students who are legally blind, students with dyslexia, and others with an impairment that makes reading printed books difficult or impossible. (Subscription & free in 7 states through state contracts)

Supplemental reading, differentiate Reading, printable worksheets and the ability to select texts by reading level, phonics, genre, topics, language, and more. (Membership)

Screen reading technology that uses celebrity voices to read Google Docs, emails, articles, and more. Free gives unlimited reading, but limited access to other features. (Free and subscription)

For blind, visually impaired, or dyslexic students. Allows books to be converted into various file formats (ex. ePub, BRF, PEF) to be use on other devices. (Free, but students must qualify)

Over 75,000 free eBooks with works that have passed into the Public Domain in the U.S. with options to read online, or download different files for physical devices. (Free)

Numerous free resources that are guided by the principles of UDL. Includes lists of audiobook sites, text-to-speech sites, graphic organizer sites, multimedia and digital story telling tools, study skill tools, literacy tools, writing tools, research tools, math tools, and more. (Free)

A non-profit digital library that allows access to millions of books, audio recordings, videos, images, and more. They also host the Wayback Machine, the internet archives. (Free)

Games, worksheets, read-alongs, decodable readers, tools, and more for teaching phonics.  (Free)

Interactive materials for a range of subjects including Math, Science, Language Arts, Holidays, History, Geography, people, and more. "literacy activities and games that reinforce comprehension, phonics, spelling, vocabulary, figurative language, grammar, punctuation, text structures and text features, and much more." (Free and subscription)

"Reading Rockets provides free resources about teaching children to read and helping kids who struggle. On this website, you’ll find a hundreds of articles on teaching reading, classroom strategies, in-classroom video, parent tips in multiple languages, video interviews with top children’s book authors, a daily news service, and more." (Free)