This is a fantastic site where you can review a variety of skills and then practice the skills using the interactive activities. Skills covered are story elements, setting, chronological order, character traits, and theme.

In the UK, schools close for two weeks at Easter time. Read on to find out more about how Easter is celebrated in Britain. There are exercises at the end to test your reading comprehension and grammar skills too!

Have you been to Australia? Follow along as the story is read aloud, or read it silently to yourself. When you see the mouse icon within the story, click on it to see what happens.

A really good game with fun graphics! Use hints from the word machine to help you find the correct words to label the products hidden inside the boxes. Look up the dictionary and think about which adjective, verb or noun best fits the clue.Search through the alphabet, complete the challenges and have fun!

Not only do you find out all about Pancake Day and practice your reading skills by doing the exercises but you also get to learn how to make a pancake for yourself!

This is a fun story with activities to test your reading comprehension. Read the story and click on "Activities for this Book" for questions regarding the story and games on grammar, sentence structure, and more about the story.

Are there any interesting places to visit in your country? Look at this flyer for the city of Liverpool in the U.K. and do the exercises to practice and improve your reading skills.

Does your school have any problems with discipline? What happens when students step out of line? Read the article, then answer the comprehension questions at the end to test your reading and vocabulary skills.

Is the text message a joke, or a real emergency? These exercises test your reading and comprehension skills.

Do you get confused when you read something in English? How can you learn reading comprehension? An online lesson about reading comprehension, when to use a dictionary and how to get the context or meaning of what you are reading.

St. Patrick is the patron saint and national apostle of Ireland. He was born in the fourth century and is famous for bringing Christianity into Ireland. Read about St. Patrick and listen to the transcript. Then practice your reading skills by answering the questions. This is another good site from the British Council.

Practice your reading skills with this British Council reading site, all about the very popular book, The Life of Pi, being made into a 3D film. There is a preparation exercise, as well as comprehension questions after the reading to test your understanding of the text

Read the story and drop the claw on the correct answer to the question. Use arrow keys to move crane side to side; use the spacebar to drop the claw.

In the UK, Bonfire Night or Guy Fawkes is celebrated on November 5th and the night skies are filled with colour. It's a special day in honour of a historic event. Improve your reading skills as you are learning about British culture.

It is important to know the order or sequence that events take place in a story. It helps you understand what you read. Work through the pages and learn how to figure out the sequence or order of a story.

This resource will give you practice with your reading skills. Would you like to be a secret agent and work undercover? Do you think the job in reality would be similar to how it's shown in films? Read all about MI6 and then answer the reading comprehension questions.

This exercise helps you with your writing and reading skills. Read each description and choose the correct setting. Remember the setting of a story is the when (time) and where (place) it happens.

Are you interested in politics, or do you change the TV channel when politicians appear on the screen? Read about young people and politics in the UK today, then answer the questions below. This site will help improve your reading skills.

What is your home town like? Look at the text and do the exercises to practice and improve your reading skills while finding out about a town in the United Kingdom.

A good resource for Intermediate students to practice reading comprehension as well as revising a specific grammar point within the reading. For each story there are 2 exercises to do online (a Reading Comprehension Exercise and a Grammar Exercise, specific to that story). There is an additional Summary Exercise that you can do on your own.

This resource helps you practice your reading skills, in particular, sequencing in a story. Read the passage and the question that follows the passage. Then read the hint to help you think about how to answer the question.

This game helps you to prepare for a natural disaster - flood, food shortage or earthquake. Gather up the clues and work out which natural disaster you are being warned about. Other levels teach you how best to prepare and what action to take if a natural disaster happens.

Develop your reading skills. Read the following text about the Easter Bunny and do the comprehension questions

Free listenings for beginner, low-intermediate and intermediate English learners including downloadable mp3 files, printable scripts and listening comprehension. Includes many topics, like celebrities, nature, history and food. There are many topics about Spain and Spanish celebrities.