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Word Magnet Puzzles

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6 to 12
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This one's mostly for fun, but the on-screen version of the popular magnetic word game lets students manipulate words on the screen to make phrases, sentences, or poetry. Can't find...more
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This one's mostly for fun, but the on-screen version of the popular magnetic word game lets students manipulate words on the screen to make phrases, sentences, or poetry. Can't find the word you want? Just create a new tile for it.

tag(s): poetry (196), vocabulary (251)

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Try this as a brainstormer in your poetry class, or as a vocabulary builder.

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Best of the Year for Young Adults - American Library Association

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The American Library Association's annual listings of the best young adult fiction and non-fiction. You'll find listings from 2002 up to the current yr. Find the good works here. ...more
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The American Library Association's annual listings of the best young adult fiction and non-fiction. You'll find listings from 2002 up to the current yr. Find the good works here.

tag(s): reading lists (76)

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TeachersFirst's Reading List Collection - TeachersFirst

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4 to 12
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Some students have trouble finding books that interest them. This collection comes to the rescue with reading lists for all sorts and types of interests. ...more
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Some students have trouble finding books that interest them. This collection comes to the rescue with reading lists for all sorts and types of interests.

tag(s): book lists (161), reading lists (76)

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Try using these lists with your reluctant readers; there are dozens of possibilities.

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The Lifetime Reading List - TeachersFirst

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Want suggestions for what every literate student (or adult) should read? Here are some suggestions from TeachersFirst's editors. ...more
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Want suggestions for what every literate student (or adult) should read? Here are some suggestions from TeachersFirst's editors.

tag(s): reading lists (76)

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Share this list with students as a challenge, and make the link available on your class web page. Consider conducting a year-long independent reading challenge, asking students to read from this list and create their choice of media "advertisement" or critique of the book using one of the many tool options in the TeachersFirst Edge. Ask students to generate a personal goal "Lifetime Reading" or "Book Bucket List" and share it in their own creative way.

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Hamlet Study Guide - Sparknotes

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9 to 12
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From the Shakespeare Classroom, No Fear Shakespeare, find all the information you need to read and study Hamlet with your class. Summary, Literary Devices, Study Questions, and more...more
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From the Shakespeare Classroom, No Fear Shakespeare, find all the information you need to read and study Hamlet with your class. Summary, Literary Devices, Study Questions, and more can be found here.
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tag(s): hamlet (8), shakespeare (98)

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Prufrock Press

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BBC News - BBC

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This nationally published news source makes for an excellent resource for a teacher or student looking for current events. There's information ranging from politics, global news, business,...more
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This nationally published news source makes for an excellent resource for a teacher or student looking for current events. There's information ranging from politics, global news, business, technology - even pop culture. This would be useful in any classroom where a knowledge of the now was focused on.

tag(s): news (223)

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Use this site as a resource for current events projects - assign students various weeks through out the semester in which they are to be the class news reporter, keeping their peers up to date and informed. Have students research whats going on via this news site, and present a small presentation at the beginning of class every day during their week. Students can either orally present, or for the technologically inclined, create a short video summarizing the same information. Have students create news briefs and share them using a tool such as SchoolTube reviewed here.

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ABC News - ABC news

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This nationally published news source makes for an excellent resource for a teacher or student looking for current events. There's information ranging from politics, global news, business,...more
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This nationally published news source makes for an excellent resource for a teacher or student looking for current events. There's information ranging from politics, global news, business, technology - even pop culture. This would be useful in any classroom where a knowledge of the now was focused on.

tag(s): news (223), newspapers (88)

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Use this site as a resource for current events projects - assign students various weeks throughout the semester in which they are to be the class news reporter, keeping their peers up to date and informed. Have students research what's going on via this news site and present a small presentation at the beginning of class every day during their week. Students can either orally present, or for the technologically inclined, create a short video summarizing the same information. Have students create news briefs and share them using a tool such as SchoolTube.

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American Library Association Newbery Medal Page - Amer. Library Assoc.

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This site is the definitive list source for yearly Newbery Medal winners in the field of children's literature. Besides the list of the yearly winners and the accompanying honor books,...more
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This site is the definitive list source for yearly Newbery Medal winners in the field of children's literature. Besides the list of the yearly winners and the accompanying honor books, the site provides access to previous winners dating back to the 1920's. Information about the Newbery award is in the left sidebar along with links to other important children's book medals, including the Caldecott (for illustration and other art).

tag(s): book lists (161), reading lists (76)

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Use this list to help your students choose some new literature to read. Provide this link on your class website for students and parents to use to find quality literature. Consider starting your own class wiki with student-made interactive book posters on favorite Newbery winners and honor books using a tool like Canva, reviewd here.

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Banned Books Online

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The University of Pennsylvania provides an interesting listing of books that have been are " banned"-- suppressed or censored by authorities. The site provides a short history of the...more
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The University of Pennsylvania provides an interesting listing of books that have been are " banned"-- suppressed or censored by authorities. The site provides a short history of the books listed and give links to other sites with the same concern.

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This is a useful site for history and English teachers, and a great discussion- starter.

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

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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.

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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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Modern American Poetry - University of Illinois

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9 to 12
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This site from the University of Illinois offers biographical and critical information on several dozen modern American poets. It could be useful for teachers seeking something new...more
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This site from the University of Illinois offers biographical and critical information on several dozen modern American poets. It could be useful for teachers seeking something new and different to inspire a class, or for student research work. A thorough preview is probably in order before suggesting this site for use by students.

tag(s): poetry (196)

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Post the site on the class web page as a resource for students working on a research paper, allowing them to access it both in and out of the classroom. The biographies provided would be an excellent resource, as would some of the poems that accompany them.

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The Mississippi Writers & Musicians - Mississippi Writers and Musicians

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4 to 12
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The Mississippi Writers and Musicians website is a helpful and easy-to-use resource that now includes not just authors and musicians, but also artists and actors from Mississippi. It...more
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The Mississippi Writers and Musicians website is a helpful and easy-to-use resource that now includes not just authors and musicians, but also artists and actors from Mississippi. It is run by the Mississippi Writers and Musicians group. The site features short biographies, facts, and information about the lives and work of many famous Mississippians. The University of Mississippi first developed it, but now it offers even more. This is a great place for students to learn about the people who have shaped Mississippi's culture in writing, music, art, and film.

tag(s): acting (16), artists (99), authors (114), biographies (96)

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Give students a list of fun facts (e.g., "Won a Grammy," "Wrote a bestselling novel") and a list of names from the site. Students can use the website to match each fact with the correct person. Each student selects one writer, musician, artist, or actor from the site and creates a trading card that includes their photo, a brief biography, a notable achievement, and a quote or fun fact. Have them use paper or a template from Canva, reviewed here. Have students research one person from the site and write an imagined interview, with 5-7 questions and answers. They can role-play the interview in pairs or write it as a dialogue script.

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Mecury Radio Theatre Collection

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Remember War of the Worlds? Did you know that the Mercury Radio Theatre also produced dramatizations of stories like Julius Caesar, Tale of Two Cities, and many other classics. This...more
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Remember War of the Worlds? Did you know that the Mercury Radio Theatre also produced dramatizations of stories like Julius Caesar, Tale of Two Cities, and many other classics. This site has them in audio files that you can either download or play as streaming audio. A wonderful source of period interpretations, you can use this site in literature study or to learn more about the history of radio in America.

tag(s): radio (16)

In the Classroom

Use this site as a learning center or station during a unit on the beginnings of the radio, or the evolution of entertainment in Western Society. Allow students to listen to some of the broadcasts, making sure to include headphones in the center. Most entertaining would be the historic "War of the Worlds," broadcast, which could be easily compared the recent Hollywood movie. Start a class discussion on the differences between radio and movies, focusing on the difference between seeing and hearing the action. This site would definitely add some interest to radio, a topic that may seem boring from the outset.

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Olde Sayings

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4 to 12
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Here's a collection of explanations for many of the phases that have come into common English use. The explanations range from authoritative to folklore, but the process itself is a...more
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Here's a collection of explanations for many of the phases that have come into common English use. The explanations range from authoritative to folklore, but the process itself is a great illustration of how colloquialisms develop.

tag(s): word study (58)

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Use this site as learning center or station during a unit on pre-Elizabethan England. Students will love the odd facts concerning where common sayings originated, and the information garnered from the site could easily be worked into class discussion. Have an "Old England" day where students have to use these sayings and words in place of current vernacular!

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Internet Poetry Archive - University of North Carolina

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The University of North Carolina Press and the North Carolina Arts Council developed this poetry resource. It offers information and links on modern poets including such authors as...more
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The University of North Carolina Press and the North Carolina Arts Council developed this poetry resource. It offers information and links on modern poets including such authors as Phillip Levine, Seamus Heaney, Robert Pinsky and Margaret Walker.

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The Favorite Poem Project

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U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky has supervised development of this site which offers a collection of "Americans saying the poems they love." The site lets users listen to the recordings...more
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U.S. Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky has supervised development of this site which offers a collection of "Americans saying the poems they love." The site lets users listen to the recordings over the Internet, and serves as a barometer of the poetry that inspires us.

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Chicago Manual of Style FAQ - University of Chicago Press

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An ongoing collection of grammatical esoterica, primarily questions submitted by writers, editors, and academics. There's a chance you'll find useful commentary here, but only by coincidence....more
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An ongoing collection of grammatical esoterica, primarily questions submitted by writers, editors, and academics. There's a chance you'll find useful commentary here, but only by coincidence. The site is hosted by the University of Chicago Press.

tag(s): grammar (139)

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Teachers could make a lesson from the intensity of the arguments over grammatical issues.

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BibleGateway

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This site provides the text of the Bible in five different translations. A search feature allows students to locate specific words and phrases in any of the texts. ...more
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This site provides the text of the Bible in five different translations. A search feature allows students to locate specific words and phrases in any of the texts.

tag(s): religions (120)

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Use this site for easy searching of the bible. This site would be useful in any philosophy or religion class. Save the site as a favorite on classroom computers, allowing students to use it for research.

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Bibliomania - Bibliomania

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This site offers excellent reference material for high school students. Information ranges from author biographies to historical perspectives on literature. ...more
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This site offers excellent reference material for high school students. Information ranges from author biographies to historical perspectives on literature.

tag(s): authors (114), biographies (96)

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Bookmark this site for biographical information about authors as well as articles on historical perspectives on literature for your students.

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