Check out Scholastic! This might just be the best resource I've found online yet. And that's saying a lot.
http://www2.scholastic.com/browse/learn.jsp
The math mysteries are awesome.
The "writing with writers workshop" is incredible--some of the best writers teaching writing in their specialties (like Jane Yolen teaching writing myths). And your student can publish online at the end of the process. (http://teacher.scholastic.com/writewit/index.htm)
You should go see. I could practically homeschool my kids from this site alone.
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Oh, yeah! I remember reading about this site when it was first launched; I'm glad you found it. Hmm . . . come to think of it, I guess I ought to forward you any good sites about children and reading as I find them. Here's one for you: Kidsmomo. It's a well-organized book review site for kids, with lots of fun features like the Mystery Book Theater (short films that give clues to the identification of a book, which viewers then have to guess).
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