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3.1
Matrix
of WebQuest Examples
The numbers in the cells represent the number
of WebQuests listed at each grade level and subject. Click
on the word TOP in the lefthand menu to see a list of titles and descriptions
for each level.
Language
Arts> Reading> http://webquest.org/
New
York Times Learning Network
The
New York Times Learning Network is
a free service for students in grades
3-12, their teachers and parents. The
site is updated Monday through Friday
throughout the year.
Language
Arts> Reading>
http://www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/lessons/languagearts.html
PBS
TeacherSource
Professional development tools, lesson ideas,
and online activities. To
view lesson plans and activities, select a grade range and topic,
Language
Arts> Reading> http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/arts_lit.htm
Planet
Book Club
Offers interactive
components for students and teachers.
Classroom Connection allows students
to communicate with their peers in
other regions through online discussions
of books. The Teacher Forum facilitates
the sharing of ideas, questions, and
comments among Book Club teachers anywhere
in the world.
Language
Arts> Reading> http://www.planetbookclub.com/home.html
Polar
the Titanic Bear
The
true story of a toy Steiff polar bear
and his American family who survived
the Titanic.
Language
Arts> Reading> http://www.polarthetitanicbear.com/photopage.html
Scholastic
Teachers Activities
Scroll
to the bottom to view the Language
Arts Links. Ready-to-Go Teaching Tools
and Lesson Plans divided by Grade Level.
Language
Arts> Reading> http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/
A Separate Peace
A summary of the book, author, characters and historical background by Tyler Kahn. You find this site full of information about the book.
Language
Arts> Reading>http://www.myteacherlinks.com/tk/about.html
Smith
Virtual Media Center
This is a comprehensive
index of Literature links. It is a
invaluable classroom resource.
Language
Arts> Reading>
http://home.comcast.net/~SmithHQ/two.html
Read
Across America
Started in 1998
as a way to get kids excited about reading, NEA's Read Across America has become
the nation's largest reading event.
Language
Arts> Reading> http://www.nea.org/readacross/
Reading
Across America
Students
become active participants as view
the many links relating to Read Across
America. Learners Online has constructed
a comprehensive lesson plan to assist
in planning activities.
Language
Arts> Reading>
http://www.learnersonline.com/weekly/archive99/week8/index.htm |
