This Webliography consists of web sites that, because of length considerations, could not appear in Technology for Literacy Teaching and Learning. You may wish to explore these sites for possible use in your own professional development and teaching.

A Glossary of Theater Terms
This site contains not only theater terms, but it also contains guides for theater production.

Aesop. Fables
They are all here to read out loud.

August House
This is a publisher's site devoted to storytelling. It lists references, and it contains a featured story to tell. The company sells audiotapes, also.

Candlelight Stories
This site contains fourteen audio stories including Jack and the Beanstalk and Rumplestiltskin. You need Windows Media Player installed to hear the stories. In the "Kids' Zone" are illustrated stories such as Peach Boy—a Japanese Story and The Slouch in the Couch.

Christmas.com Music: For Your Listening Pleasure
Students can hear music and read lyrics to several classic Christmas songs. Some are done by artists from various countries.

ED297402 88 Creative Dramatics in the Language Arts Classroom. ERIC Digest # 7
This is a digest created by the ERIC Clearinghouse on Reading and Communication Skills, Bloomington, IN. It will help you learn more about creative dramatics, and the bibliography can lead you to further resources.

Folk and Fairy Tales
This site links to thousands of tales that students can use for storytelling. You, not the students, should select the tales, however, because this site is a teacher reference site, and some of the tales were not written for younger children.

Folklore, Myth and Legend
This site is a major reference for finding classic stories to tell.

Hans Christian Andersen Fairy Tales and Stories
This is a full collection of the Andersen tales.

The Karakuri
Your students can learn about some interesting Japanese puppets at this web site.

Listening Booth
You can listen to poets read their poetry. Older poetry can be heard, also

Netscape Radio
Various types of music are available can be heard at this site. You can download RealPlayer and have access to music and news.

THE ORIGIN OF THE CHINOOK INDIANS
Click on the links and children's artwork appears at the bottom of the screen. Click on the artwork icon to see the art, some of which morphs (changes) into something else.

Pueblo High Magnet School
Under ACADEMICS, click on Warrior Radio to hear school news delivered via RealPlayer.

Quotations about Listening
This part of the International Listening Association's web site has both humorous and serious quotes about listening that you can use to inject into your discussions about listening.

Read Me a Book
Listen to a story being read. The site also contains Sounds of the Day and Letter of the Day. While the site is not fully developed, it demonstrates how you might make an audio story with your students.

Room 108
Listen to music and read the stories. Stories, singing, spelling, and other activities appear at this site. Students can read animated stories accompanied by music and other sounds.

Sagecraft Productions Presents THE PUPPETRY HOME PAGE PUPPET THEATERS
This web site links to directories of puppet theaters all over the world, including theaters in about half of the United States. It is a useful site to gather information for a report.

Sagecraft Productions Presents THE PUPPETRY HOME PAGE USING PUPPETRY
This is a prime source of information about all aspects of puppets and those who make and use them.

Story Arts Online
This is an excellent source of information about storytelling and related lesson plan ideas. You can listen to a few stories through the use of RealPlayer.

Storyteller.net
This is a source of information about storytelling, and you can get a free web page to place a story online for telling by others.

Real.com
This is a major source for getting audio through the Internet.

Yahoo! Broadcast
This site is a source for online streaming audio, including interviews with authors and radio stations.