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Best Fiction for Young Adults 2024-2025 - Adult Library Services Association

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6 to 12
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This annual list of fiction complied by the Young Adult Library Services Association provides annotated suggestions for young adults ages 12 to 18. Scroll down the page to find the...more
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This annual list of fiction complied by the Young Adult Library Services Association provides annotated suggestions for young adults ages 12 to 18. Scroll down the page to find the lists for 2025 and 2024.

tag(s): reading lists (79)

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Use these book lists as a way to interest hesitant readers in your classroom. The books recommended are all interesting enough to capture any young mind, regardless of their previous feelings towards reading. Avid readers will also love this site, so be sure to post it on your teacher web page to allow students to access it out of the classroom. Parents will also love access to the site and can use it to generate a summer reading list for their kids.

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The Day I Was Born Webquest

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4 to 6
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Students will use the this online project to discover everything that was happening on the day they were born. After they research and record news headlines, songs, authors, movies,...more
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Students will use the this online project to discover everything that was happening on the day they were born. After they research and record news headlines, songs, authors, movies, and other information that was current on their birthday, they will use the information they've discovered to write a biographical essay to share with the class. There are also some fun links thrown in that calculate how old you are in days or explain the meaning of your name. Tecahers can chose to register their class as part of this web-based project and share what they learn.

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Use the entire project to learn about culture in history and about family and community, or choose selected portions or links as a research project of thier own.

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ALAN: The Assembly on Literature for Adolescents

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1 to 12
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This site is by a special interest group of the National Council of Teachers of English. It is a scholarly journal dealing with Adolescent Literature (YA). Included are critiques, articles...more
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This site is by a special interest group of the National Council of Teachers of English. It is a scholarly journal dealing with Adolescent Literature (YA). Included are critiques, articles and links to YA Literature on the Internet. "The journal contains articles on YA literature and its teaching, interviews with authors, reports on publishing trends, current research on YA literature, a section of reviews of new books, and ALAN membership news."

tag(s): literature (215), writing (309)

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Save this site on your classroom computers' favorites, so students can easily access the site to find new books to read! Share this link on your class website. This is an excellent resource to provide for summer reading.

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The Writing Den

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4 to 12
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Improve student writing with activities included in this commercial site. The Tips-o-matic teaches simple grammar concepts. Students could use this to brush up on parts of speech and...more
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Improve student writing with activities included in this commercial site. The Tips-o-matic teaches simple grammar concepts. Students could use this to brush up on parts of speech and other grammar online. Includes clarifications of frequently confused words/common mistakes. Sign up to receive a word of the day via E-mail.

tag(s): grammar (143), writing (309)

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A teachers' guide provides ideas for ways to use the various activities.

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Writer's Guide - University of Victoria

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7 to 12
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This is an introductory college-level writing guide which provides information on essay forms, when to use which form, and other stylistic guidelines. ...more
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This is an introductory college-level writing guide which provides information on essay forms, when to use which form, and other stylistic guidelines.

tag(s): grammar (143), writing (309)

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Sources: Use and Acknowledgement - Dartmouth College

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9 to 12
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Dartmouth College's guide to citing sources for academic writing is particularly concise, showing MLA, APA, and several other formats for a wide variety of citations. There is also...more
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Dartmouth College's guide to citing sources for academic writing is particularly concise, showing MLA, APA, and several other formats for a wide variety of citations. There is also a good discussion of how and when to cite reference works.

tag(s): writing (309)

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This is a site that would be useful to review with students before working on a research project or paper. Open the site on the interactive whiteboard or projector, helping the students to process the information. Make sure to include this site on any student worksheets explaining projects and on the class wiki, to highlight the importance of citations. Students who move on to college will be grateful they received this information!

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Propaganda Critic

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6 to 12
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A scary title for a site that talks about persuasive techniques - name calling, circular logic - that are used in propaganda, political campaigning, and advertising. There are lots...more
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A scary title for a site that talks about persuasive techniques - name calling, circular logic - that are used in propaganda, political campaigning, and advertising. There are lots of interesting lesson possibilities in this material, and creative students may also find the content useful.

tag(s): advertising (24), propaganda (9)

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Bookmark this site as a great resource for your student's persuasive writing projects; they can learn to persuade without falling into circular logic traps and emotional appeals that plague today's politicians.

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Purdue's Online Writing Program Lab OWL - Purdue University

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4 to 12
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This site was designed specifically for distance learning and writing instruction, but it contains anything an English teacher, or student of English could want. English as a second...more
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This site was designed specifically for distance learning and writing instruction, but it contains anything an English teacher, or student of English could want. English as a second language resources, lesson plans, and helpful suggestions. Resources, lesson plans, and materials for writers and teachers. Also provides links to other sites for more information. Features online writing lab with one on one tutorials, and a grammar hotline, and hand-outs on. This site also has resources for teaching writing across curriculum for integrated teaching styles. This site is reviewed by Purdue English Department students and updated regularly.

tag(s): writing (309)

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Use the handouts under the ESL heading as study guides for students trying to remember English conjugations. Have students practice the words with paper or online flashcards. If using an online tool, try Flashcard Stash, reviewed here. Making the cards and repetition will reenforce the message, and help students in a hands-off instructional manner.

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KidPub

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This site is a collection of over 20,000 stories written by children all over the planet! This site also offers a pen-pal connection for children around the world that are ...more
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This site is a collection of over 20,000 stories written by children all over the planet! This site also offers a pen-pal connection for children around the world that are interested in writing. Stories are not accepted for publication over the summer. An award winning site for young writers. An excellent site!

tag(s): writing (309)

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This site would be an excellent motivating tool for students participating in writing and literature. Save the site as a learning center or station, and allow students both to peruse the stories and submit their own stories to be published. Stories are separated by genre, making it easier to tailor student's focus during a particular unit. During a poetry unit, instruct students to examine only the poetry and to submit their own. Very useful site to inspire and motivate students through the use of their peer's work!

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Guide to Grammar and Writing - Capital Community Technical College

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This is an extensive, easy-to-use grammar guide designed to help students avoid common grammatical mistakes and improve their writing style. It was created by Capital Community Technical...more
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This is an extensive, easy-to-use grammar guide designed to help students avoid common grammatical mistakes and improve their writing style. It was created by Capital Community Technical College, Hartford, but the content could work well for high school students, and even some middle schoolers. There are plenty of examples, tips, and other resources.

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Grammar and Style Guide - Rutgers

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6 to 12
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Source: Jack Lynch at Rutgers - A great grammar resource-- clearly organized alphabetically. Colorful and clear! It might motivate a middle schooler to care about the difference between...more
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Source: Jack Lynch at Rutgers - A great grammar resource-- clearly organized alphabetically. Colorful and clear! It might motivate a middle schooler to care about the difference between "affect" and "effect" or deal with a dangling participle!

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Hypergrammar - University of Ottawa

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This venerable site from the University of Ottawa won't win any design awards, but it's a very thorough treatment of grammar, parts of speech, sentence structure, and related grammatical...more
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This venerable site from the University of Ottawa won't win any design awards, but it's a very thorough treatment of grammar, parts of speech, sentence structure, and related grammatical issues. Designed primarily for one-on-one use, there are lots of very usable features, making it a good place for students to look when they're "stuck" on a grammatical issue.

tag(s): grammar (143), writing (309)

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Elements of Style - Strunk

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9 to 12
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Bartleby.com is a free, public-access digital library that provides access to classic literary, reference, and academic materials. This page is the entry point for one of its digitized...more
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Bartleby.com is a free, public-access digital library that provides access to classic literary, reference, and academic materials. This page is the entry point for one of its digitized collections, such as a style guide, glossary, index, or reference work. Many Bartleby resources include well-known titles like The Elements of Style by Strunk and White, Roget's International Thesaurus, anatomy references, historical works, and collections of quotations. This site allows teachers and students to access these works in their entirety online, making it a valuable tool for reference, study, and enrichment in the classroom.

tag(s): grammar (143), writing (309)

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Have students use Bartleby.com to look up a style rule from The Elements of Style and apply it by revising a short piece of their writing. Assign students to explore a section of Roget's Thesaurus on the site and create a "word web" using Whimsical Mind Maps reviewed here of synonyms and related terms to enhance their vocabulary for descriptive or persuasive writing. Invite students to choose a historical or literary text from Bartleby.com, read an excerpt, and present a short analysis connecting the work's themes or style to a modern-day issue or piece of literature.

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Daily Grammar

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It may not be everyone's favorite topic, but here's a site that offers something different each day for those who want to brush up on their grammar skills. In addition ...more
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It may not be everyone's favorite topic, but here's a site that offers something different each day for those who want to brush up on their grammar skills. In addition to the daily reminder, there is also a full selection of other grammar, style, and usage information.

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The Writers' Almanac - Minnesota Public Radio

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6 to 12
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A daily look at writing and writers from Garrison Keillor's' Minnesota Public Radio program of the same name. This site is archived but a new site has more recent notes ...more
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A daily look at writing and writers from Garrison Keillor's' Minnesota Public Radio program of the same name. This site is archived but a new site has more recent notes and episodes.

tag(s): poetry (196), writing (309)

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Short Stories - East of the Web

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While not developed for juvenile audiences, this British site offers several elements of interest to motivated young writers. There is a library of current short stories, along with...more
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While not developed for juvenile audiences, this British site offers several elements of interest to motivated young writers. There is a library of current short stories, along with background information on some authors. There is also a link which allows users to submit stories. Teachers or parents will want to review the content on this one before suggesting it to their students.

tag(s): short stories (18)

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Share with your students and enjoy some of the short stories from the site. Encourage students to write their own story and submit it to the site for consideration. Modify learning and have students use

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Poetry Magic

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9 to 12
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This British site offers significant breadth and depth on nearly every aspect of poetry, especially the craft of writing poetry. Divided into beginner and advanced sections, the content...more
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This British site offers significant breadth and depth on nearly every aspect of poetry, especially the craft of writing poetry. Divided into beginner and advanced sections, the content accommodates a wide range of interests and experience. This is a great one!

tag(s): poetry (196), writing (309)

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Much of the advanced material would be suitable for teachers to use in preparing lessons.

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Poetry Collection from eMule

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This site has been archived but still can be accessed. This is an on-line, full text collection of poetry from dozens of authors. Search by author or title and retrieve ...more
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This site has been archived but still can be accessed. This is an on-line, full text collection of poetry from dozens of authors. Search by author or title and retrieve the entire text, ready to use. Very handy for language arts students who cannot find a particular poem in the anthology they're using.

tag(s): poetry (196)

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Use this site as a resource for students during a unit on poetry. This could be a great tool for students searching for a poem to fit their needs, whether it be for a recitation activity, report, or analysis. Using a broader search engine allows them more options than would a printed anthology within the classroom.

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Willie Sunday: A Critical Analysis of Factual Information in Film - Yale University

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1 to 3
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Integrate puppetry and art into a unit that will guide young students in analyzing what they experience in film and literature. This unit introduces classroom activities and techniques...more
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Integrate puppetry and art into a unit that will guide young students in analyzing what they experience in film and literature. This unit introduces classroom activities and techniques centering around the film Pocahontas and the fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood.

tag(s): literature (215), movies (51)

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Using Film and Literature in the Elementary Classroom: The Jungle Book - Yale University

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2 to 4
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Originally designed as a culmination to a unit on the rainforest, this series of lessons uses films to "serve as models for a creative response to literature." Students learn to ...more
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Originally designed as a culmination to a unit on the rainforest, this series of lessons uses films to "serve as models for a creative response to literature." Students learn to predict outcomes, draw conclusions, summarize, put events in sequential order, compare/contrast, and write reviews. Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book, and the Walt Disney films based on this novel are explored as students discover how film can bring a narrative to life.

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Take advantage of the free lesson plans and classroom activities on this site! Be sure to save the site as a favorite to allow for easy reference later on.

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