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Resources by grade level-> K 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th

ELA Web Resources 

Other Reading and Writing Websites

Bartlett's Familiar Quotations  The ninth edition of John Bartlett's classic collection of quotations contains over 9,000 selections.
Biography Maker The Biography Maker is meant to inspire lively story telling and vivid writing which will make your readers want to know more about your subject.  Create an exciting biography. Follow these steps: 
1. Questioning | 2. Learning | 3. Synthesis | 4. Story-Telling          
Six Traits of Effective Writing
Book Box This website puts you in touch with your favorite authors and their books. (Click on one of the sections of the box to see the different features)
The Children's Literature Web Guide The Children's Literature Web Guide is an  Internet resource of books for Children and Young Adults. 
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare This site has offered Shakespeare's plays and poetry to the Internet community since 1993. 
Cursive Desk Top Chart Students in third grade are probably well on their way to using cursive writing now. Here is a colorful printable chart to mount on their desks and help them remember their letter formation; this one is D'Nealian cursive.
Dolch Word Lists Click on the Word documents or better yet, if you have PowerPoint, use them. They flash the words on the screen. If you choose the PowerPoints you can set the transition time to go faster or slower.
ECHOES:
great poets inspiring young writers
"Echoes" is an encyclopedia of poets created by 8th grade English students at Cary Academy in Cary, North Carolina.  Each site contains a biography of the poet, sample poems with literary analysis, and original student poetry inspired by the poet.  If you are a middle or high school teacher who would like to have your class contribute to "Echoes," please email site editor Delia DeCourcy.  We would like to expand the list of poets as well as create new links to the ones already in the index below.  Curriculum and resources for the Echoes project can be found on the Student & Teacher Resource page
EDSITEment The best humanities has to offer.
Harry Potter Lesson Plans and Activities

 

Harry Potter is coming to movie theaters in mid-November! Entertain and educate your students with Harry Potter lessons and activities that are sure to entice them to read. Visit our Harry Potter page for an educational board game idea, crossword puzzle, script-writing lesson, book cover art, and more.
OWL = Online Writing Lab
Purdue University offers an Online Writing Lab to help people with grammar questions and other problems they face in writing. Handouts and Materials on writing are available for students and teachers.
Poetry.com This site, which will publish online any poem submitted and runs contest for poems to be published in hardcover.
   
Tales of the Coast  Must See! Find the stories about: The Crissie Wright, Decatur Gillikin, and Blackbeard
Writing Across the Curriculum: Informational Writing Items of Interest on DPI's Web Site - "Writing Across the Curriculum: Informational Writing" suggests ways that teachers can use writing to develop communication skills in all classroom subjects.

E-mail Pen Pals

ePALS (ePALS is the world's largest online classroom community, connecting over 2.1 million students and teachers through 31,170 profiles. Members from over 65,000 classrooms in 182 countries use ePALS' free online collaborative technology.

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