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A collection of 600 fables and some are read aloud.
Creates bibliographies for print and electronic resources for secondary students.

A site geared for younger students with large type and information about Arthur. Students can read about their favorite characters, submit art to the gallery and visit the story writing center to get ideas for creating their own stories.

A collection of sites with links to authors on the web.

A free site that students join and can take quizzes about the information in over 6000 books. Similar to Accelerated Reader.

Provides over 1,000 short booktalks for library personnel and teachers that includes bibliographical information, interest and reading grade level.

Provides Newberry and Caldecott Medal winners, on-line childrens stories, best selling books for children, resources for parents and teachers, and more.

Provides books to read, riddles, a maze and coloring books.

Creates bibliographies for print and electronic resources for elementary students.

Creates bibliographies for print and electronic resources for secondary students.

A collection of the most common errors in English. Students can view which cite/site/sight they should use in their document. The site gives numerous examples of common errors in addition to a list of non-errors and a list of the most commonly misspelled words.

A collection of Internet sites with writing ideas for middle and high school students including ideas for technical writing, journals, screen writing and more.

One of the BEST set of student activities and teachers guides correlated with Internet sites. Supplementary units of instruction are based on core works of literature. The site is divided into activities in K-3, 6-8, and 9-12 and provides student and teacher editions, statement of objectives, tasks and processes, and a rubric for assessment.

A collection of dictionary tools including Ask Doctor Dictionary, interactive crossword and word search puzzles, Roget's Thesaurus, Word of the Day, writing resources, grammar, usage, style guide styles, and more.

A collection of folk and fairy tales usually appearing in large print from Africa, India, Russia, Central Asia, Ireland, Scandinvia, Central Europe, Japan, Scotland, China, Middle East, England, and Siberia. There is also a section with Native American folk stories.

Explains and illustrates the basic grammatical rules concerning parts of speech, phrases, clauses, sentences and sentence elements, and common problems of usage.

Provides a variety of different organizers in all content and other areas that are available in English and Spanish.

Provides ideas, activities, examples and quizzes to help with the writing process.
Provides a reference center, search tools, youth resources, subject collections and more.

Creates bibliographies for print and electronic resources.

Learning to Read- a clearinghouse of research, lessons, information and resources on reading and language arts.

A collection of lesson plans, activities, and curriculum resources which link to corresponding standards from the McREL Standards Database.

Provides poems for children written by Kenn Nesbitt.

Purdue Writing Lab - provides an on-line information for writers, with resources for planning and writing papers.

Creates bibliographies for print and electronic resources in MLA format.

Provides teacher guides, thematic and interdisciplinary units, reader's companions, biographies of authors and illustrators and more.

Provides on-line information about Dr. Seuss, new books, trivia contests, and activities.

Provides information about Shakespeare, including his plays, poems, biography, question of the day, plots, glossary, analysis and more.

An online activity center for the Canadian TV series about a cheerful tugboat. The site provides an interactive story, an online coloring book and the ability to receive a postcard from Theodore.

Provides access to the UA Library with links to SABIO for doing on-line searches.

Uses Java Maplets to illustrate in 3 dimensions the relationships between the words.

Provides information, resources and activities, on advanced placement, children's literature, critical thinking, drama, grammar, journalism, literature, prose, speech, vocabulary, writing, and so much more.