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English Sites for Educators Check here daily for Today in Literature - This site straddles the line between a "free and paid" subscription. Nonpaying users receive a certain amount of credits for use in viewing full articles on the site. The high-tech page offers an "original biographical story each calendar day about the great writers, books, and events in literary history." Articles are footnoted with a wide variety of links to related articles and texts. "Teaching literature demands that dry text be watered and brought to bloom; both students and book lovers will enjoy stopping to smell these flowers."(Keir Graff) AOL@School for Language arts teachers Beat the Cheating! take the time to go through this webquest. An excellent listing of links dealing with how to avoid the problem. Big 6 Skills - Interactive site for teaching research skills BIG6 BookBrowse - Carefully selected titles from the current books out for sale. Careers Lesson Plan - EconoEDLink - The Economics of Income If You're So Smart, Why Aren't You Rich? Multi-part lesson about income level and what determines it, with lots of related activities Children's Literature - Resources for Teachers - Part of the "Children's Literature Web Guide" which is developed to assist teachers in linking to a variety of other sites. Copyright Guidelines - from St. Andrew's School in Texas. CyberGuides - Each CyberGuide includes a student and teacher edition, teacher-selected Web sites, and a rubric. They're arranged by grade level. EDSITEment - MarcoPolo - offers a treasure trove for teachers, students, and parents searching for high-quality material on the Internet in the subject areas of literature and language arts, foreign languages, art and culture, and history and social studies. Links over 100 of the top humanities sites and contains online lesson plans. Educational CyberPlayground for Literacy Fiction DataBase - Designed for the genre fiction reader, this site contains fiction bibliographies, reviews, links to author Web sites, a pseudonym directory, series listings, and more. All entries are grouped by genre. Currently, Western, Romance, and Mystery divisions are available, with Suspense and Speculative fiction divisions to come. The site also contains links to a variety of vendors for purchase of specific titles. - np Subjects: Fiction genres | Readers' advisory services Hatchet Resources: Hatchet Teacher's Guide
International Bibliography of Literature written in English since 1970 that deals with cross-cultural experiences. Indexed by country and subject.
Language Sites on the Internet - Richard Lederer, writer and lover of the English Language, created this annotated directory of language sites on the Internet. Word mavens may browse etymology, dictionary, and thesaurus links and then be amused by "Home for Abused Apostrophes" or challenged by the interactive "Grammar Bytes." The site includes links to anagrams, oxymorons, palindromes, puns, idioms, banished words and expressions, city-by-city slanguage, mondegreens, logophilia, heteronyms, chiasmus, and much more. Browse Other Language Reference Links, Language Columns/Online Magazines, and Word Watching & Vocabulary Development for hours National Council of Teachers of English - Linked to the Secondary section of this web site offering. Novel Guide - premier free source for literary analysis on the web. We provide an educational supplement for better understanding of classic and contemporary Literature Profiles, Metaphor Analysis, Theme Analyses, and Author Biographies 103 Things to do Before, During, and After Reading - from Reading Rockets Online Poetry Classroom - OPC provides both professional development for high school Language Arts teachers and a virtual teaching community enabling teachers across the country to access free poetry resources online, including innovative, classroom-tested curricula Read, Write, Think - International Reading Association's partnership with MarcoPolo. Readers Theatre Digest - an online magazine in which experts in this unique theatre form share their experiences, opinions and ideas in essays and interviews. Reading for Kids and Teens - Links to pursue. Reading Online - An electronic journal published by the International Reading Association. This is in addition to their other printed journal offerings and is updated frequently. SCBWI
- New England's Society of Children's Book Writers Shakespeare Magnet Poetry - a game using words from Shakespeare's writings. Shakespeare Online - Comprehensive information provided by Amanda Mabillard, B.A. Shakespeare on the Net - a field guide tour Smithsonian Institution's Teacher Resource Page - explore the fields of: Art & Design, History & Culture, Science & Technology, and Language Arts. Spark Notes - On-line literature guides (compare to Cliff Notes) prepared by Harvard students, past and present.
TeachersFirst Reading List Links Textmapping Project - Improving Reading Comprehension Skills Instruction. Tracie's List of 10 - lesson ideas that appeared on the NCTE website. Web English Teacher - A very comprehensive Hotlist for English teachers, with links to prose, drama, poetry sites, YA authors, journalism, etc.... Writing -
Written Voices - Bring authors and readers together. Young Adult Literature links and articles. YA Lit - 10 Core Sites to Explore:
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