You are invited to view other educational web sites that I have created to assist students, parents, and teachers. You can find links to several of these pages at:
Please be patient while the photos and sound files load. You will then be able to see and hear sentences.
Children get an early interest in books, pictures, and learning when others read to them and with them.
Asking questions about pictures and words, turning pages, and guessing what will happen next, all add to the excitement of learning.
Copyright, John E. Schlichte, 2003. All rights reserved.
(E-mail: JohnS@JESProductions.net)
This page was designed and created by John E. Schlichte. All pictures and graphics on this page are the personal property of John E. Schlichte, except for the solid background colors and "add to favorites" and "e-mail button" from Homestead. Some of the turtle graphics on this page were created through the creative use and modification of a turtle picture given to my by Denise Harris who knows that I like turtles. The photo of the Blue Iguana was provided through the courtesy of Wayne from Oregon.
***** The quality of free educational programs available on the Internet has been rapidly expanding. This page includes connections to just a few of the sites that I have previewed and chosen for particular skill building purposes.
I greatly appreciate the contributions that others are making to the Internet and intend to add more free programs and connections to assist others. Please consider visiting the home pages and viewing other programs from the makers of the programs to which I have chosen to make connections.
I am interested in exploring new opportunities for the use of technology to promote education.
***** A special note of thanks is extended to the Homestead Web Page Creation Program that enabled me to create this web page. You may contact me to learn more about how to easily create and share web pages.
Click here to see and hear more of my nature photos and sentence reader activities on the Internet.
It's great to see so many great literacy building activities being added to the Internet. Please let me know about any great sites you find. Also, please let me know about changes that may need to be made to update my pages.
***Watch for more of my "sentence reader" activities that are expected to be added soon.
Students can practice seeing, hearing, writing, and reading sentences to build upon their individual reading levels.
Scroll down to see reading links or go to the top of the page and click on the left or right turtle to see more sentence readers.
This picture of a Komodo Dragon was taken through a glass partition in an exhibit at the San Antonio Zoo in Texas.
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JES Connector 1
Robin's Nest
The Komodo Dragon and the Blue Iguana are reptiles. They are also lizards with similar characteristics.
Watch for free JES nature photos in summer 2003.
Write to me to find the
location of my duckling page.
* The photo above was taken during the summer of 2002.
* The photo above was taken during the summer of 2003.
How are the Komodo Dragon and the Blue Iguana similar?
What is similar about the skin of each of these reptiles?
What do both of these lizards have on their feet?
You have probably seen many pictures of dinosaurs and heard stories about dragons. Why do you think that the creature below is called a Komodo Dragon? Scroll down to see and read more. You may also click on the sound button to hear the sentence about the Komodo Dragon.
