 Student Resources!
  Dramatica.com...Great site to explore how to write a good
story...
Teen writers check out
MidLink
Magazine. A good place to publish your work.
Synthesis: Using the Work of Others
http://www.umf.maine.edu/~library/plagiarism/
This tutorial explains plagiarism and its
consequences and describes techniques for taking notes and quoting sources
to avoid plagiarism. Includes a section on copyright, information about
citing Web sources, and plagiarism and copyright infringement quizzes.
From the University of Maine at Farmington Writing Center and Mantor
Library. (submitted by Stephen Lehrer)
Insure that you use appropriate
citations for your
report...
Try Landmark-Project.com This is a free site for students! It assists users in
appropriately citing websites, articles, books and more.
 Dailygrammar.com This is the site to check
out if you need some daily basic grammar practice!
On Line Grammar
Resources
Ordered pretty much by increasing grade
level
http://www.chompchomp.com
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar
http://home.pct.edu/~evavra/kiss/wb/LPlans/index.htm
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/
http://www.pitt.edu/~poole/secedLAGrammar.html
For the more
advanced grammar practitioners out there challenge yourself at this site
Kids Search Tools
I know that this is an ELA site, but as a lover of math I
could not resist this particular math site. Try it out:)
Math Links
(Seems like a good site for some extended practice in math)
Learning from Baseball
The playoff season brings another
“teachable moment” for the fans in your class, and our Learning from
Baseball page offers a bases loaded list of ideas from different subject
areas. You’ll find items on history, math, physics, and lots more. (If the
Sox and the Cubbies stay in it, you’ll have an extra reason to look at the
baseball history sites!) Try these as a great way to hit new topics from a
different angle. The baseball resources are at: http://www.teachersfirst.com/baseball.htm
(submitted by Cindy
DiDonato)
Some sites for students when you want
to
make learning FUN!
Topics include sites for Homework Help, Monthly themes, Games and Puzzles,
Spelling, Foreign Languages, Learning Activities, Sister Sites and more.
(Thanks to Mrs. Wolk-Cohen for recommending this to FRMS).
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