1. Literacy And Technology: Writing Want to get some ideas on the steps in the writing process or just ideas to create a classroom of author? Click on the links below that are all related to writing. filled with fairy tales, nursery rhymes, interactive stories and holiday is an online, illustrated, collaborative story project that is http://www.oswego.org/staff/cchamber/literacy/writing.cfm

Want to get some ideas on the steps in the writing process or just ideas to create a classroom of author? Click on the links below that are all related to writing. They are excellent sites that may help you in your classroom especially in your writer's workshop. Learn from other teachers around the world. Maybe you want to try publishing students work online to stimulate enthusiasm for writing and writing for a purpose. A Teacher's Closet Resource for teachers that offers articles, lesson plans, freebies, printables, and much more. Edit A to Z Teacher Stuff Find online lesson plans, thematic units, theme resources, book or literature activities, educational resources, and more. Edit Australia Theme Australia map, thematic units, resources, printables, and lesson plans. Edit Bats Theme Thematic Units, resources, and lesson plans for teaching a theme on bats. Edit Bethany Roberts' Valentine Fun for Kids Interactive, fun site offers Valentine stories, poems, jokes, riddles, tongue-twisters, recipes, crafts, party games, coloring, and poetry-writing! Edit Better Book Reports 25 Ideas This is an article that gives ideas about writing better book reports.

2. New Page 1 Creating Books in First Grade. Fairy tales. Folktales interactive writing and Reading. Journal writing Authentic Friendly Letters. collaborative Publishing Across the Curriculum http://lass.calumet.purdue.edu/engl_phil/nwiwp/elementary.htm

These are the titles of the various units/workshops that you might want to read about and get information on. Descriptions are located in Elementary Synopses. Units/Workshops The Writing Block in the Four Block Classroom The Writing Process Writing in a Four Block Classroom Writing Dramatizations of Narrative Fiction Multi-Age Writing and Art Projects Creating Books in First Grade Fairy Tales Folktales: A Multicultural Activity Point of View The Writer's Club Writing and Reading Class Books Using Books to Inspire Writing in the Elementary Grades A Day at the Beach: A Thematic, Multidisciplinary Unit The ARTS of Writing Creating Books in First Grade Writer’s Workshop The Post Office: An Authentic Writing Experience The Importance of Sensory Experience in Descriptive Writing Using Cooperative Group Activities to Enhance Student Writing Thematic Units: Moving WestCreation of a Chapter Book Giving Kids the Words Creative Writing: Using the Five Senses to Color Writing Writing Prompts and Story Starters Descriptive/Creative Writing on Chocolate Interactive Writing and Reading Journal Writing Biopoems Writing Dramatizations of Narrative Fiction Teacher as a Model Writer Discovering the Titanic and Other Research Based Projects Authentic Friendly Letters Collaborative Publishing Across the Curriculum Introduction to Newspapers Unit Let's Edit Interactive Writing and Reading Information Request Form Select the items that apply, and then let us know how to contact you.

3. One Woman's Writing Retreat: This Page Has Moved! to them. and these ponyfairy tales are designed articles, discussions and many interactive writing opportunities. writing, fiction writing, and collaborative writing. We've also http://www.prairieden.com/links/links.html

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4. Teachers.Net Lesson Exchange - LESSON PLANS - SORTED BY CATEGORY - Support The L Folk Stories and tales"( Middle Reading/writing) posted by collaborative Poetry!( Senior Reading/writing) posted by Consonant Blends interactive Bulletin Board( Elementary Reading http://www.teachers.net/cgi-bin/lessons/sort.cgi?searchterm=Reading

5. JAC Archive Table Of Contents interactive writing Composing with a Word Processor Ground in College writing tales of Development and Interpretation Emergent Leaders in Student collaborative writing Groups http://jac.gsu.edu/plaintoc.htm

buy back issues add to the archive contact an editor home Articles Transferable and Local Writing Skills W. Ross Winterowd Cassette Commentary: An Approach to the Teaching of Expository Writing Alexander Medlicott, Jr. A Reply to Medlicott: Evaluating Writing Karen Pelz Some Theoretical Speculations on the Advanced Composition Curriculum Richard Fulkerson The Subject is Writing Richard Gebhardt Writing for the Pre-Professional Within a Liberal Arts Curriculum Roberta M Palumbo Advanced Composition: A Survey Michael P. Hogan Reviews Conjectures on (Advanced?) Composition and Its Teaching Richard Fulkerson Articles Advanced Composition, 1980: The State of the Art Rita Sturm The Structure of Advanced Composition Jeanne W. Halpern A Taxonomy of Communication Acts for the Design of Advanced Writing courses J.C. Mathes Teaching Rhetoric to Students in Upper Division and Professional Degree Program Courses Dwight W. Stevenson The Best Stylists: A Survey of Editors, and Implications for the Teaching of Style Lynne Spigelmire Re-Writing in Advanced Composition: A Perspective William B. Stone

6. Writing SuperThinkers.com Find interactive flash-driven movies and Wacky Web tales- Grades4 through 8 students collaborative Editing of Electronic Documents- Here is http://members.tripod.com/exworthy/writing.htm

Writing, Research and Publishing Rules for Writing and Grammar Lessons For Writing Developing Research Papers Writing-Teaching Resources ... Plagiarism and Citing References S taff Dev. Lessons Links Teach Res ... Web Eval Rules for Writing and Grammar English Basics- Useful as lessons or additional practice for elementary through high school, this site provides mini-lessons for English Grammar and some practice sheets, as well. Common Errors in English - Common spelling errors and links to English grammar are found here. Writer's Handbook - High school and college students will find this Site's information about academic writing, grammar and style, letter writing, and documentation styles very useful. Big Dog's Grammar - Find easy to follow, quick explanations and examples of subjects, verbs, passive/active constructions, and everything else. Grammar Bytes - Grammar terms, interactive exercises, teaching handouts, and rules can be found here. Guide to Grammar and Writing - This is a Site full of information about parts of speech, writing and grammar. Find wonderful quizzes and PowerPoint presentations ready to teach writing concepts to your class! Word Games contains many, many word puzzles and games.

7. LALAC Bibliography loose tooth and other unphotographable events tales from a 1992). Fostering collaborative reading and writing experiences in 1988). Clustering An interactive technique to enhance http://www.sfasu.edu/lalac/bibliog.html

LALAC Bibliography This bibliography has over 300 entries. We invite users to send us additions or other revisions . The categories are Theoretical/General Discussion Research in LALAC The Practical Literature: General The Practical Literature: Related to the Disciplines Art and Music Counseling Economics and Business Engineering ... Science (General) Science (Specific) Biology Chemistry Geology Physics ... Histories of Writing Across the Curriculum Programs Theoretical/General Discussion Berthoff, A. E. Is teaching still possible? Writing, meaning, and higher order reasoning. College English, 46, 743-755. Britton, J. Language and learning. Harmondsworth, UK: Penguin. Britton, J. (Winter, 1981). Language and learning across the curriculum. fforum, 2, 55-56. Emig, J. Writing as a mode of knowing. College Composition and Communication, 28(2), 122-128. Fox, M. Notes from the battlefield: Towards a theory of why people write. Language Arts, 65, ll2-l25. Fulwiler, T. Writing: An act of cognition.

8. Collaborative Writing tales from the Vault One of the first successful collaborative novels. The No DeadTrees interactive Novel has now been running for over two years and is still http://www.innotts.co.uk/leo/collwr.html

Collaborative Writing Links The internet combines different styles of communication creating the perfect system for collaborative projects. This page looks mainly at those projects that combine email and the web. The web offers a way of publishing work to an international audience while email makes the actual process of collaboration possible even when the writer's reside in different countries. I have tried to show examples of as many different works as possible. Some of the pages are more successful than others, but they are all worth a look even if you decide their approach is not successful. Ultimately these internet projects are still very experimental and the writing is often quite raw but the variety of ideas and styles of writing that can be brought together by just a click of a mouse button makes this an exciting area to explore. Linear Non-Linear Linear Collaborations. Linear hyperfiction works take advantage of the ease of collaboration offered by the web and email but still follow traditional narrative structures. The works have a beginning a middle and, eventually, an end. Many of these works are still unfinished. Internovel Internovel was one of the first to offer opportunities for collaborative writing. They offer a $500 reward for every chapter published. They now have several ongoing novels.

9. Reading & Writing Links National Spelling Bee Newseum (interactive museum on Society (fables and fairy tales)Recommended Reading Style Teachers Writers collaborative Page Teaching http://home.wsd.wednet.edu/WSD/edlinks/reading_&_writing_links.htm

Home Curriculum Links Updated September 8, 2003 Bilingual/ESL Language Arts Literacy BILINGUAL/ESL Advice for Teachers of Sheltered English Students Bilingual Education Resources on the Net California Association for Bilingual Education English-to-Go (includes topical articles and weekly lessons with all required materials) ESL Cyber Listening Lab ESL Games ESL PartyLand EspanOle! Pagina Principal ... Internet Treasure Hunts for ESL Students (high school) Latino Clip Art National Association for Bilingual Education (K-12) National Clearinghouse for Bilingual Education National Council of Bilingual Education List (biweekly mailing) Paso Partners: Integrating Math, Science, and Language Resources for ESL Teachers Student Guides to the Internet Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages ... Washington Association for the Education of Speakers of Other Languages LANGUAGE ARTS (grades 9-12) ABCs of the Writing Process Absolutely Whootie (K-6 stories) Academy of American Poets Acronym Finder Adam Rifkin's Literary Links Page Aha! Poetry

10. Blackwell's Best - Online Projects over the world to establish collaborative projects or Kidspired tales Participantswill select a book and as a Modeled/Shared writing or interactive writing. http://www.vickiblackwell.com/projects.html

Online Projects Below you will find a listing of Internet projects that you and your students may be interested in. Participating in an online project is one of the easiest and most successful ways to break down the four walls of your classroom and allow students to reach out and touch the world. Bucket Buddies Students around the United States and other countries will collect samples from local ponds to answer the question: Are the organisms found in pond water the same all over the world? Participants will: Identify organisms in a water sample. Compare their findings with other participating classes. Determine which, if any, of the organisms are the same in other, more distant water sources. Look for relationships and trends in the data collected by all project participants. Bucket Buddies is recommended for elementary school students (grades 1-5) . CIESE Online Classroom Projects CIESE sponsors and designs interdisciplinary projects that teachers throughout the world can use to enhance their curriculum through compelling use of the Internet. We focus on projects that utilize realtime data available from the Internet, and collaborative projects that utilize the Internet's potential to reach peers and experts around the world. Cinderella Around the World There are many different versions of Cinderella. Classes participating in this Internet Project read a particular Cinderella story and engage in a variety of extended learning activites related to the story and Cinderella theme.

11. Writing Activities Gav and Peloso s interactive Story. helping to create, act out and later to recordon the Internet, in English, a collaborative story. Wacky Web tales. http://edu.aytolacoruna.es/aula/ingles/data/writing.htm

Home Primary Links Secondary Links All the Links Writing Activities Collaborative Writing projects on the net This page provides links and information about how Internet is being used to support collaborative and co-operative exchange. Collaborative writing projects are an excellent means to get your students working with Internet using 'authentic' writing experiences and purposes. Students invariably find real audiences and purposes more motivating for writing in a foreign language. They often will continue these experiences long after the evaluation is over and done with! http://www.hut.fi/~rvilmi/Project/ Gav and Peloso's Interactive Story This is a moderated choose-your-own-adventure type of story where you get to write the story, and follow the story as it grows (and takes up much needed hard drive space.) You can even copy down the story location and come back to it later to see how it's grown. http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/neutronics/gav/wayfarence/ Guide to Grammar and Writing An advanced level online set of pages with excellent material for students or for teachers to develop into lessons for their students. You have permission to use parts of this site for your course work, and the author claims that changes are made practically daily. Some of the topics of particular interest include: Sentence, Paragraph, and Essay writing tips, rules, and detailed information. In addition, there are a large number of links related to learning grammar. http://webster.commnet.edu/HP/pages/darling/original.htm

12. Word Dance Fun Interactive Kids Page Web site for Teachers and Writers collaborative, a resource places for children topublish their writing and art features Fun Stuff, Wacky Web tales, and Brain http://www.worddance.com/links.html

Links for Kids Parents , and Teachers Parents' Resources Alphabet Superhighway http://www.ash.udel.edu Complete resources for parents and teachers. Kids can submit their writing to their own cyberzine. U.S. Department of Education: Publications for Parents http://www.ed.gov/pubs/parents.html A list of documents explaining the best ways you can help your child succeed in school. Included are many fun, educational activities you can do with your child. Parents' Place: Parenting Resource Center on the Web http://www.parentsplace.com/ Features daily articles on parenting. Contains information designed to support and assist parents of all typesincluding single parents and stepparents. Read*Write*Now! http://www.ash.udel.edu/rwn/ A good resource to assist families in fostering good literacy habits in their children. Assists schools and other youth and educational organizations in improving reading and writing abilities. women.com http://www.women.com The staff at ParentTime has spent a few months scouring the Web for the best sites for their audience: families. Read articles written by experts in the field, chat with other parents, look for an activity for you and your child, or add your input in a poll or quiz. Stone Soup http://www.stonesoup.com

13. NYFA Interactive - New York Foundation For The Arts, Information Resource For Ar all aspects of architecture including its collaborative nature and Motion theme,used theatre and writing skills to genres of stories (fairy tales, folk tales http://www.nyfa.org/level4.asp?id=14&fid=2&sid=22&tid=183

14. Resources discussion forum, getting started writing, interactive stories, and website devotedto collaborative writing and research the wacky web tales,” students can http://www.seva.net/~vate/Resources.html

Language Arts On-line Resources On-line Resources The following are useful links for language arts teachers: General Interest: American Studies at the University of Virginia Book Links( Overbooked) - Children's and Young Adult LiteratureA web site (formerly known as Book Links) for ravenous readers. Overbooked specializes in literary and genre fiction information. Bartleby.com. With the release of five preeminent contemporary reference works, Bartleby.com becomes the most comprehensive reference publisher on the web. Cisco Ed Archive Ask Eric Eric Database Internet in the Classroom Merriam-webster.com ... Ncte.org National Council Teachers of English NCTE Inbox http://eservices.ncte.org/public/login.asp At this site you can subscribe to NCTE Inbox, a newsletter that is delivered by e-mail and that contains news affecting language arts teachers. Nutsandboltsguide.com This is a wonderful site for both teachers and students. It has information for middle and high school students on the writing process. It can help organize a paper, show common errors, give different styles, and demonstrate various voices. Teachers, with this website, you may never have to teach writing alone again! Owl.english.purdue.edu

15. ECB Surf Report: Writing And Publishing State University created the interactive writer s handbook submit original stories,folk tales, or class Train is an illustrated, collaborative story project http://www.ecb.org/surf/writing.htm

Your browser does not support JavaScript. Please use the text version of the archives menu below. Internet Explorer 6 useres may download Java support from http://java.sun.com/ Archives text only Contact us if you have questions or suggestions for the Surf Report! The text-only menu provides accessible and printer-friendly access to the Surf Report Archives. Writing and Publishing (March 2002) This month, explore Web sites on student writing. Whether you're looking for graphic organizers or assessment strategies, poetry lessons or tips on writing research papers, these sites illuminate the writing process from planning through publishing. High School l Elementary and Middle School WRITING - HIGH SCHOOL WriteDesign Online offers resources for integrating creative writing, graphic design, and technology. Featured in this site developed by teachers at San Diego Jewish Academy are graphic organizers, rules for design and publishing, portfolio templates, rubrics, and more.

16. Creative Writing Links - Literature - British Council - Arts ABC tales Read and write stories library for children with an interactive serial written workshops,new webspecific writing, collaborative writing projects and http://www2.britishcouncil.org/home/arts/arts-artforms/arts-literature/arts-lite

Literature What we do Activities UK and overseas events ... Links Homepage Creative Writing Links 100 Words The idea behind 100 words is to write 100 words, no more, no less, every day. On this website, you will find 15,658 chunks of 100 words written by a number of participants in a number of styles. Some are poems, some are stories, some are diaries, some are fiction, some are nonsense. ABC Tales Read and write stories. Discussion forum about stories and poems, start a conversation with fellow readers about the latest book, article or poem that you've read, chat with others, share your experiences with your fellow authors or would-be-authors. Adventures in Fiction An independent editorial consultancy providing a confidential, one to one mentoring service to writers. Akerbeltz Collection of Scottish Gaelic resources, including a dictionary of idioms and expressions, notes on grammar, selections of traditional rhymes and riddles, and information on names and surnames. Presented in Gaelic, with English translations available for much of the content. Art Circus Gateway to Route Online, The Open Line and Digital Fiction sites.

17. Business Creativity Workshop which is vital to any collaborative process. and emotionally (through fairy tales,memoir writing Caterpillar Cerebellum ChartercomOne Eleven interactive Inc. http://www.creativityworkshop.com/business.html

CREATIVITY WORKSHOP for business Combat creative block Since 1993, the Creativity Workshop has been taught to people in businesses of all kinds from all over the world, from CEOs to scientific think tanks to small business owners, working in specializations as diverse as finance, IT, marketing, PR, industrial design, accounting, and public relations. The Creativity Workshop offers a series of tools that help participants develop their creative, collaborative, storytelling and writing skills, as well as their self-confidence. To this end, the workshop concentrates its experiential exercises in the following areas: 1. Getting over fear of creativity Getting over fear of creativity and gaining belief in one's ideas. We do exercises which help students get over 'blocks' which make them afraid to express themselves, say the wrong things, paint a bad picture, take a stupid photograph, write a foggy paragraph. The workshop works against self-censorship in the early stages of development so that critical analytical skills can come into play later and more forcefully. To this end, we use techniques of free form drawing and writing, the importance of playfulness, as well as visualization and meditation exercises. 2. Collaboration

18. JJB Writing Fair etales. interactive javascript revision of Cinderella, originally done as a typical collaborative endeavor. Purple Slip. journal of exceptional student writing. essays, fiction http://www.nyu.edu/classes/blais/writing.html

How long did it take you to write that novel?" a student of mine recently asked. "My whole life," I replied... getting arrested (mistakenly) as a contraband runner in Nigeria, teaching hands-on seminars on writing and publishing in new media, stroking the gold-medal four in the Royal Canadian Henley Regatta, giving birth naturally at home in a bathtub jacuzzi, pouring through post/colonial theory and fiction to help me articulate a bi-lingual French-Canadian heritage, rollerblading with a stroller in Prospect Park, programming interactive javascript stories, sparring Wing Chun with my lover... The research takes many forms, as do the products of that research. What follows are some recent projects. Writing Sorties novel which explores the ways that unconventional erotic bonds can disrupt racial and gender boundaries. the novel traces the break-up of Naomi, a NY dancer, and Ruth, an LA anthropologist, and takes as its ur-text, the Biblical Book of Ruth in which Ruth promises never to leave Naomi (but of course does when Boaz appears...) Stories assorted works in progress Red Shift current large-scale project. traces the intergenerational effects of sibling rivalry among 3 generations of siblings. set in a working-closs, french-canadian community

19. Hiddeninshadow - User Info bunch of interactive writing boards set collaboration, collaborative writing, creating characters, creative writing storytelling, tales, web design, writing, writing fantasy http://www.livejournal.com/userinfo.bml?user=hiddeninshadow

20. Good Teaching + Multimedia = Writing Success have formulated a basic plot plan, groups begin writing. will help them createtheir interactive tales on the used to organize their collaborative work on http://www2.edc.org/NCIP/library/mm/Wayland.htm

Collection: Multimedia NCIP Profile: Multimedia and More Good Teaching + Multimedia = Writing Success Martha Gowetski's tenth-grade English class in Wayland, Massachusetts which includes students with learning disabilities is buzzing with activity. One group of students is crowded around a large fow chart mapping out their adventure story. They are busy editing text cards, taping pictures, and placing compact disks on the chart. Several students are drawing pictures, and others are scanning photographs into the computer. Two girls are working together to create interactive "buttons" which link rock songs to their story. Someone calls out "Twenty seconds of silence please so I can tape!" and the room is quiet. View Video Clip (993K) text transcript What is going on here? Students are composing interactive adventure stories, using HyperCard software, for others to read on the computer. Martha has been doing this project with her English classes for the past three years. She starts the three-week unit by showing her students stories composed by previous classes. After her students read these stories, they are eager to get started. Students begin their projects by forming groups and brainstorming story topics and plots. These often refect their interests and concerns music, dating, parties, and bizarre (and sometimes gory) events. Once they have formulated a basic "plot plan," groups begin writing. Each story includes points at which the reader is asked to make a choice between two actions like "go to Valencia's" or "go to drug store." Each choice leads the reader down a separate story path.

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