Write to Learn

This site helps people learn languages or improve on the language knowledge that they already have. I was attracted to this site because of the section on Writing Exercises and tried it out. Here is a summary: WRITING EXERCISES-Practice writing on various themes and prompts and get feedback from native speakers. LEVELS: Beginner (a journey or weather, discuss a trip or language course, write dialog for a telephone conversation); Intermediate (writing an e-mail, postcard and letter, describing people and everyday life) or Advanced (everyday topics and expressing opinions) OTHER COURSES; Level Courses, Spanish for the Holidays, Spanish Around the World, Numbers, Listen and Practice, Spanish Idioms, Express Training, Refresher Course, Themes and Situations, etc.

I found it timely to receive this information; Poll Everywhere now allows you to upload images, Math Equations, as well as Sub and Superscripts for voting.

Great resource for all grade levels and subject areas. Includes links to audio and video.

This provides some great mini lessons or add-ons to lessons that would be great before or after a Write to Learn strategy.

This provides some great mini lessons or add-ons to lessons that would be great before or after a Write to Learn strategy.

Another great video resource. A great addition to lessons.

So many great videos to share with your students.

Google's site for teachers: helping students to become skilled searchers at beginning to advanced stages.

We use this website regularly with our seventh and eighth graders. We always have them start here when they begin research, and we use the clipart in many of our presentations. Information can be broken down by level so the students can find the information they need on whatever level they can understand it!

There are some great writing prompts for math at the end of this article.

This is site has some useful writing prompts for grammar.

I frequently visit this website for different lesson plan ideas. Rarely do I use them as they are- I usually tweek a bit for my students, but nonetheless, this is a fabulous website to help you get a jump start!

Excellent ideas for mind mapping and brainstorming digitally. Several of the resources are for the iPad or iPhone I have used Popplet and Wallwisher several times in my classroom and both resources are popular with my students.

There are extensive resources and many include ways to use technology.  All different levels are included.