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This website has over 40 links to mini language arts lessons that could be used. Whether it be used when there is extra time and i need to have somrthing for the kids to do or just as a minni lesson, it has a variety. There is anything from reinforcing the alphabet and sounds, to creative thinking. I really liked one of the lessons called "Invent a Holiday" which is pretty much self explanetory but i know the kids would love!

This is a great website that offers interactive language arts games for students. I could use this as warm up activities or even as review.This could also be used as an option for students when they are completed with their assigned work.

I like how this websites allows teachers to download 29 worksheets dealing with language arts. The areas that the worksheets cover are capitalization, parts of speech, spelling, synonyms, and many more.This website is great for materials that will help students with language arts.

I picked this blog because I liked the simple layout and the practical info from a working 6th grade language arts teacher. I like the fact that she has her own class and talks about how her kids engage in her projects. As a teacher, I would read this website to gather ideas.

Looks like a very fun and interesting way to learn some of the new methods of teaching and learning language arts. It is focused on primarily poems but hits at a lot of different areas. Age approriate for K-5.

Language Arts- This website is great! it can be used for any grade level. This website has a question in the middle and the student has to match a word that has the same meaning as the word that is given. The website will pronounce the word given. This can be used for ELL students of for students that are struggling with words and their meanings. Also for every question answered right 10 grains of rice are donated to World Food Program to help stop world hunger.

Language Arts- This website is great! it can be used for any grade level. This website has a question in the middle and the student has to match a word that has the same meaning as the word that is given. The website will pronounce the word given. This can be used for ELL students of for students that are struggling with words and their meanings. Also for every question answered right 10 grains of rice are donated to World Food Program to help stop world hunger.

Free flash Games for language, grammar, vocabulary, and phonics practice. Kids can use this site to practice at home and even do homework assignments on.

This website provides a number of different games for students to practice their language arts. On this website, students can practice their phonics, grammar, spelling, and sentences. This site is supported by Scholastic and the Family Education Network.

This website provides a number of different games for students to practice their language arts. On this website, students can practice their phonics, grammar, spelling, and sentences. This site is supported by Scholastic and the Family Education Network.

I really like this interactive website, because I could use this in my classroom to help students work on language arts skills. They can work on phonics, spelling, and grammar. This website is really eye appealing, and

I chose this as a website of my choice. This website gives ideas for teaching a student that english is their second language. It has printable worksheets and flashcards that will be helpful in the classroom. I will use this website if I have a student that does not speak English.

This website gives you multiple printable's for your class for test prep and practice.

Kinder Art is a easy to navigate blog that is full of really neat art projects for Early Childhood Educators. There are many activities that connect languages arts, math, and science to art so learning these areas are more hands on and creative.

This website has many activities to build a child's language skills. It is geared for home schooled children but all the lesson can be applied to a child in any educational setting or even when you just have time to talk with a child.

I choose this site because for each topic in language arts it has worksheets that can be printed out and given to students as assignments or activities. This site can be used in my future classroom by Including easy worksheets for my students to complete was the lesson for the day.

I chose this website because it offers worksheets for almost every part of language arts. I would use this website to print off worksheets for homework as well as part of the lesson.

I chose this site because it provides a lot of useful information for teachers about issues in language arts concerning students pre-k through eighth grade. I would use this source to stay informed and updated on issues students are struggling with so I can alter my lesson plan to fit their needs.

I chose this site because games are a great way to learn a new language. I would use this site to have students play and learn Spanish at the same time, making the language learning feel more natural.

With the 2016 Presidential Election season here, help students understand the process of our national elections (held on Tuesday, November 8), from the President down to local representatives, with these election activities. Read short biographies of presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R), explore mock election ideas, create presidential trading cards, learn election vocabulary, play election bingo and more!

This site is cool because it gives you applications to use for the interactive white board! Kids love being able to participate in class and using the smart board is a great way to do it. I would use this for Language Arts related lessons.

I chose this website for ideas and activities around language arts. This has some good ideas for activities that are interactive. I would use these tools in the classroom to have more up to date technology, for example it talks about the user of podcasts. This is a great idea to get interactive technology around language arts activities.

This website is full of reading and language arts games. It also separates the games into different grades so you can play the games that are appropriate for your grade level. The game that I played was called the alphabet bingo and you have to listen to the letter and then find it on the board so this game would also be good for auditory learners.

This website provides a number of different games for students to use to practice their language arts. There are games for each grade levels.

I really enjoyed this website, because there are a lot of different games for students that have a bunch of different interests. I picked this website, because it is very colorful, and also splits the activities into grades, so the students know where they are supposed to be at. I would have students use this as a rotation during reading centers, so they could have a little time to work on their area of need.

Boardmaker is a website that helps with special education educators in speech and language pathologist, occupational therapists' behavioral therapists, while making sure to find, create, organize and deliver customized visual support, with activities in the classroom. How I would use this as a tool in my classroom is that it can help me manage and assign student activities from anywhere, it helps collect data for IEP goals and educational standards.