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Search engine to find any word or phrase in Shakespeare.

This exhibition looks at the world from which Mary Shelley came, at how popular culture has embraced the Frankenstein story, and at how Shelley's creation continues to illuminate the blurred, uncertain boundaries of what we consider "acceptable" science.

Video on How to Annotate with Diigo

Handy guide to English verb tenses that shows a progression in time from the past to the future.

Buffy shares tons of information and insights into pairing literature circles with research.

English links and tools.

Weird Al helps us see the difference between "less" and "fewer."

I relate totally to this argument.

A great online Shakespeare concordance.

Lots of ideas, articles, stories, resources. All kids professional development on writing.

Adopt a word that is going out of use!

Welcome to the articles and resources section of our site. On the left, you'll see a list of links with useful information about how to better use Vocabulary and SpellingCity at home and in the classroom. Also, there is an extremely useful section of the forum where Vocabulary and SpellingCity users are sharing their lists. Dolch Words Compound Words Literature-Based Words Sound Alike Words Homophones, Homonyms, and Homographs Research and Articles about the importance of spelling and reading

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This article on the blog Better Living Through Beowulf might be an interesting way to connect King Lear to modern politics.

Reading Shakespeare makes you smarter!

Robbing the Bard: The story of how a stolen Shakespeare First Folio appeared in the Folger Shakespeare Library. Narrated by David Tennant.