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Great cross curricula lesson using a growing alligator to incorporate science, math, LA, and social studies.

"More than 860 papers you can download and print for free. We've got graph paper, lined paper, financial paper, music paper, and more."

"By Kurt Schick My university recently convened an emergency "summit" for librarians, tutors, and concerned faculty members to solve a citation crisis. Our library help desks reportedly cannot complete their core mission of assisting students with information literacy (finding, choosing, and using sources) because students keep pestering them with questions about how to format obscure citations: "I'm analyzing poetry for my 'Punk Literature' seminar. Using MLA style, how do I cite a limerick scribbled in the third-floor toilet?""

Geared toward middle and high school age students. Great way for students and teachers to learn about the world they live in.

Providing teachers with an interactive and easy-to-deliver vocabulary development application (put out by the makers of BoomWriter).

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 The syllabus for a distance learning class requires much more detail and information than a syllabus used in a traditional class on campus.

Playground Seussville, featuring characters from Horton Hears a Who!!

Make a Storybook! - Student Storytelling Tool

"Reading and creating stories online is a great way for students to practice their story telling skills. With improving technology and advancements, it is now possible to create 3-D pop up books, too! "