English Language Arts Web Quests - 0 views
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joshuacelliott1 on 26 Feb 16English Language Arts Web Quests for teachers!
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Homepage - ReadWriteThink - 0 views
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Providing educators and students access to the highest quality practices and resources in reading and language arts instruction.
Teacher Web Sites @Web English Teacher - 0 views
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English Language Arts classroom sites, representing the work of individual teachers and their students
Storybird technology resource! - 1 views
**Tool name:* *Storybird.com (http://storybird.com/)** **Short Description: **Storybird is a k-12 app that is compatible with any curriculum or device. Essentially, it uses beautiful art/illustr...
https://www.gutenberg.org - 0 views
Project Gutenberg, a non-profit organization, is a collection of publicly available literacy. A resource available to people for contributions and research. This project is growing and I would inco...
Google Classroom - 2 views
This past school year, the science teacher on my team started using Google Classroom. We share the same 100 students, and they absolutely loved it. They asked me if we could use Google Classroom ...
Kids LOVE Kahoot! - 2 views
KidS LOVE Kahoot! And teachers love it too because it's a simple and effective assessment tool!
Modern English Shakespeare Resources: Facts, Plays, Sonnets - 0 views
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Take a browse through the No Sweat Shakespeare website using the navigation options at the top and right hand side of each page, or click the quick links below to take you to a specific article on Shakespeare: Shakespeare Basics: Brush up on some Shakespeare facts, read William Shakespeare's biography, see Shakespeare's life and work in a timeline or swot up on Elizabethan theatre and drama.
National Writing Project - 0 views
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Troy Hicks-a leader in the teaching of digital writing-collaborates with seven National Writing Project teacher-consultants to provide a protocol for assessing students' digital writing.
Jim Burke - 1 views
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Every day, into the classroom to do the work, live the questions, join the conversation, guided by what my kids need to succeed now and later, by what and how they need to learn, to think, to create so they can make a living--and a life.
ReadWriteThink: Student Materials: Construct-a-Word - 0 views
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Construct a Word.
Gus and Inky's Underwater Adventures - 1 views
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"language arts"
EnglishClub : English language - 0 views
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Learn about English, including grammar, vocabulary, forums, chat, videos and more. EnglishClub has many special features to help you with the English language.
AAASpell.com - 0 views
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Student, Teacher and Parent AAASpell.com Accounts are Free, Safe and Easy to create. Accounts allow you to change or correct lists, remember lists and record practice results. Teachers and parents can create accounts and lists for their students and see practice results.
Webbing Into Literacy - 0 views
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Head Start Guide to Successful Transitions to Kindergarten If you have any questions, direct them to Laura Smolkin [an error occurred while processing this directive]people have visited this page. Webbing into Literacy (WIL) is a downloadable program designed to provide rural Head Start teachers with materials and instruction that will launch America's young children on successful academic careers.
WordWorld Alphabet Falls | PBS KIDS - 1 views
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In Word World, words come alive, words save the day, and words become a child's best friend. Welcome to WordWorld, the first preschool series where words are truly the stars of the show!
Building Language for Literacy :: Reggie the Rhyming Rhino - 0 views
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Go on a reading adventure with Reggie, the rhino who loves to rhyme. Reggoe helps children pick out words that sound alike, giving early readers an awareness of patterns in language.
Kids Login | Kids A-Z - 0 views
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Hey, Kids: To access your Raz-Kids page, go to the web page for your class and click on the symbol above your name. It's that easy!
Dr. Seuss | Seussville.com - 1 views
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Welcome to Seussville
Google Forms - create and analyze surveys, for free. - 0 views
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Always trying to work smarter, I make Google Forms do the data analysis for me. By creating an adaptive form, I am able to quickly, efficiently, and impressively record student data. The results are easily translatable into flexible grouping options, formative instruction materials, and of course, good old fashioned tests. Combine Forms with the output google spreadsheet, with conditional formatting, and Flubaroo, and you're working smarter than you've ever done before!