Group items tagged

Great videos on animals, habitats, and animal behaviors.

Classroom resources across the curriculum searchable by category, supported with pictures, videos and informational text

Create your own group to use this site as a way to motivate your students to publish their work and share with the school community.

Kids can read poetry online.  There are also poetry podcasts and games.

Kids can read poetry online.  There are also poetry podcasts, lessons, and games.

How do we categorize information for later retrieval.  Although this "game" is fun and addictive and really serves the purpose of improving Google's image search engine, it has learning value.  Playing this game can help us think about the difference between the traditional way of "filing" information in "folders" for later retrieval and the new, web 2.0 way, of "tagging" information.  How are tags different than categories?  What is the power of tagging in terms of access to our own information as well as the learning potentail from the collective mind?

Free tool to create citations in MLA or APA format.  A free tool from NoodleTools, which provides a full range of research tools for a subscription fee.

A site that has interactive examples and flash demos to explain concepts.  MS, HS and above!

Kids can read funny poems and rate them.  There are also lessons for writing poetry.

Study guides for major works of literature.

Generate a bibliography

Study guides and summaries of literature and etext of public domain books

Links to useful websites for the K-12 classroom.

Scholastic has "online writing workshops" for a variety of genres connecting students with popular authors.  They also offer students the possibility of being "published" online.

study links and research guides plus term paper helper for literature

This site publishes student work online.  The link bookmarked here takes you right to the submission guidelines.  See the navigation bar on the left to read the articles submitted by students.