81. What Works: Journal Writing journal writing. 5. Encourage your child to make the journal writing a part of his or her daily routine. http://www.familyeducation.com/whatworks/item/front/0,2551,1-13262-3290-7,00.htm

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82. ATA-Resources-AT In K-12-Success Stories - Elem: Journal Writing Success Stories Elem journal writing. By Kirsten Haugen. At age nine, Toby still struggled with basic writing skills. He loathed journal writing. http://www.ataccess.org/resources/atk12/ss/e_journal.html

Location: Home ATA Resources AT in K-12 Comments about the ATA website? ... Member Area Developed in collaboration with: WestEd RTEC Learning for Everyone (LeaFE) initiative Preschool: Inclusion Elem: School Newspaper Elem: Journal Writing Elem: AT Diversity ... High School: Voc Skills Success Stories - Elem: Journal Writing By Kirsten Haugen At age nine, Toby still struggled with basic writing skills. He loathed journal writing. Facing a blank page or screen, Toby exclaimed, before he even started, "I can't write that much!" Toby also struggled with time concepts, such as "two days ago," "in three days" or "a week from today." Fortunately, with a program called Kid Desk already on his class computer, we had a solution in the works. Each morning when Toby took his turn at the computer, he quickly clicked his picture to open his desktop. From there, he could open his personal calendar. With the current day highlighted, we could find "yesterday," "today" or "last week." We'd talk about events and feelings, and review the day's schedule. Toby could then quickly compose an entry in the "cozy" calendar square. One or two sentences would fill it, and he felt successful as a writer for the first time in his life. He loved searching for “the best” stamps to illustrate each day!

83. Journal Writing Guide: A Trail Through Leaves A Trail Through Leaves journal writing Guide. At seventeen, when I started my first journal, I was working with the raw material http://www.wwnorton.com/rgguides/trailrgg.htm

>>More Guides >>More on this book >>Order this book A Trail Through Leaves Journal Writing Guide At seventeen, when I started my first journal, I was working with the raw material of a self, at the same time that I was trying to come to know my home landscape, the woods and fields of Ohio. A clumsy drawing of a newly discovered flower might be surrounded by an impassioned manifesto about the kind of person I hoped to become. Over the years and volumes, I've come to love the literal tabula rasa of each new page spread, and how it can be filled in an infinity of ways. And I've learned to respect the power of the journal to make the most ordinary moment shine with unexpected significance. In this book, using examples from my own journals and from the many workshops I've taught on the subject, I've tried to show the possibilities and rewards inherent in this modest but powerful tool.

84. Dreams In A Backwater: A Personal Journal Of Poetry And Prose An amalgamation of fiction, journal writing, and poetry reflecting on the life experiences of a gay man living in a small town. http://www.poetrybackwater.com

DREAMS IN A BACKWATER A Personal Journal of Poetry and Prose Note : Dreams In A Backwater Part One: Introduction Part Two: My Name Is Simon Part Three: An Analysis of Self Part One, I II Part One, II I Part One, III Part Two, I II Part Two, II ... Part Three, III Part Four: The Animals Are Not Animals Anymore Part Four Part Five: The Monkey Is Me Part Six: Letting Go Part Five, I II Part Five, II I Part Five, III Part Six, I II Part Six, II I animal rights links e-mail guestbook literary links ... Disclosure Statement Join the Blue Ribbon Online Free Speech Campaign! Send this page to a friend! Friends Email Address: Your Email Address:

85. The Internet Writing Journal(R) -- The Online Magazine For Writers And Book Love The Internet writing journal(R) The Online Monthly Magazine for Writers and Book Lovers Featuring Author Interviews, writing Articles and Book Reviews. copying of the content of The Internet http://www.writerswrite.com/journal

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87. Veech Business Journal Pages writing and keeping personal and business journals. http://www.ate.co.nz/journal/

88. Index The writing Space was founded in Toronto in 1990 as a small press and writers' organization. Workshops are available from The School of the writing Space. Publications include fiction, poetry, nonfiction, interviews and a twice-yearly literary journal http://www.geocities.com/thewritingspace/

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89. TheWordsmith's Workspace writing links and a personal journal. http://members.tripod.com/~thewordsmith/index.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" PLEASE NOTE: I have no control over the ads that appear on this page. Always research any company you plan to do business with, especially book doctors, agents/publishers who charge reading fees and vanity presses. Butterflies are my favourite - can you tell? If you know of any good butterfly sites, send me a link. Thanks. Hey, people have been here before you! Where have you been? Check out my BLOG! Click Here Care for some leisure reading? Click Here Writing Exercises This page is totally CANADIAN, eh! Quote of the Month: "We must have a weak spot or two in a character before we can love it much. ~ Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Previous Quotes: "The beautiful part of writing is that you don't have to get it right the first time, unlike, say, a brain surgeon. ~ Robert Cromier "Writing is the hardest way of earning a living, with the possible exception of wrestling alligators. ~ Olin Miller "I am not a writer. I am a wordsmith. I beat my words into submission."

90. Assessing Writing An international journal providing a forum for ideas, research and practice on the assessment of written language. http://www.elsevier.com/locate/asw/

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91. Kairos A Journal For Teachers Of Writing In Webbed Environment Kairos a journal for teachers of writing in webbed environment issn 15212300 http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://english.ttu.edu/kairos/&y=0272DFEA7A

92. MANOA Home Literary journal published by the University of Hawaii Press; announces current and forthcoming issues and lists contributors. http://www.hawaii.edu/mjournal/

93. Writer's Quill An electronic journal of poetry and prose, with writing forums for critique, tips, literary updates, and book reviews. http://www.geocities.com/athens/parthenon/1109

"dedicated to the Art and Artists of the written word" The Writer's Quill will be on hiatus through the remainder of the year.   Submissions are closed until January, 2001.   In the meantime, this issue will remain posted. Volume 2, Issue 3 February, 2000 Special Features The Bulletin Board Recent Book Releases and Literary News; John Updike judging a Shakespearian contest The Sapphire Quill: Reviews "Justice: Just Us Just Me," by Mary B. Morrison, reviewed by Carol Tilley-Williams Featured Forums Jade Quill Featured Staff Selections The Stage Door Featured Poet: Dorianne Laux Ruby Quill Poetry Selections, Vol.2, Issue 3 Onyx Quill Writing Selections, Vol. 2 , Issue 3 Diamond Quill Literary competitions, readings and updates The Writer's Quill Critique Center post for critique or reply to posts Crystal Quill awards, webrings and affilliations Golden Quill Award apply for our Literary Excellence award Angel Quill Help a child, help yourself Writing Tips especially helpful to beginners Kids Quill literature, ages 6-12

94. Ariesrising: Online Journal An online journal with archives from May 1998 to current entries. Read about the authors life, writing, friends and family. http://mypage.direct.ca/c/csamson/journal.html

Online Journal If you want to know who some of the people I mention in here are, check out my People page. If you have comments on my entries, click on the [comments?] link after each entry. Search through my journals powered by FreeFind Site search June 1 I actually posted up a new Brookline University story, the first one since November. I can't believe I actually got it done lol. I can't believe how freaking cold it is here. It reminds me of October. Last week the heat came on twice during the night it got so cold. I finished my cat cross stitch and posted it up in the Artwork section of this site. I'm working on another little kit that was my grandma's. Speaking of which, we have to go back to the bloody dentist on Thursday morning....but I also have to go this time for a cleaning. I hate it so much....they have to put this freezing gel on my gums and teeth because they're so sensitive. I spent way too much of my younger years in a dentists chair, I hate going for cleanings. Heather's in Peru now I think. She better be buying me stuff.

95. Journal Of A Writing Man The daily journal of an English writer and poet living deep in the British countryside. http://www.oldgreypoet.com/

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96. CanTeach: English Language Arts: Writing Prompts/Journal Topics writing Prompts/journal Topics. What is What is something you dislike about yourself? What is something you do well? What is your http://www.canteach.ca/elementary/prompts.html

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97. It.canada - Hosting And Co-location Provide an international forum for the publication and dissemination of Canadian and International prose writing. Also tries to publish developing writers in equal ratio to established writers. http://www.yesic.com/~gmurray/smokhome.html

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98. Spine An online journal of art, photography, music, writing and fashion all things mused. http://www.members.tripod.com/finnchristopher/

99. Spurlock, Cindy - Catnip For The Masses Includes original writing, pictures, personal journal updates and biography. http://stripe.home.mindspring.com

100. Article | Boy Scout Battle Pits Gay Activists Vs. Minority Kids Heather Mac Donald, writing for the Wall Street journal, warns that poor, minority children will suffer if gayrights activists persuade corporations and others to withhold support from Boy Scouts. http://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/_wsj-boy_scout_battle.htm

HOME ABOUT M.I. CCI CLP ... CONTACT Site Navigation Support M.I. Scholars' Articles M.I. Issues Subscribe to City Journal Board of Trustees Staff Directory Links M.I. Book Catalog Internship Opportunities Join email updates Boy Scout Battle Pits Gay Activists vs. Minority Kid July 6, 2000 By Heather Mac Donald The Supreme Court ruled last week that the government can’t force openly gay scoutmasters on the Boy Scouts in violation of the Scouts’ moral code. But the battle is hardly over. Expect gayrights activists to intensify the pressure on corporations, United Ways and other voluntary organizations to withhold the tens of millions of dollars they annually contribute to scouting, and to sue public entities that sponsor the Scouts for discriminating against homosexuals. The victims of this campaign will be poor, minority children. That’s because charitable dollars donated to the Scouts go mostly to the inner city. Suburban Scout troops are selfsupporting; they raise their expenses through Christmas tree sales, bake sales and other means. Suburban parents can afford to buy their sons Scout uniforms, equipment and camp tuition. Innercity families have a harder time. When Fran Harty, a scoutmaster in the mostly white southern end of Staten Island, N.Y., takes his troop camping in Delaware, 10 fathers show up in cars. Scouts in Harlem take the bus. Corporate donations defray part of the costs of uniforms and camp fees, though in keeping with the Scout ethic of selfreliance and thrift, nothing is given away. “We ask them to earn their way to camp,” explains Jim Wilson, executive director of Atlanta’s Operation First Class, a program targeted at inner-city boys. Scouts have to show mastery of the Scout Oath and Law, or make progress towards Tenderfoot rank, before they are given handbooks or help with uniforms.

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