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Design Online
A good overview of types of graphic organizers, gives you
explanations of why you would use what type of organizer.
Teach-ology.com
This site actually has programs that allow you to use
five types of organizers on the web. You can then printout
the results.
Scholastic
Graphic Organizers
From one of the leading publishers in education, a site
with PDFs of a variety of graphic organizers. The best site
I have seen for ready made graphic organizers.
Score
A California government sponsored site, with printable
graphic organizers and good explanations.
Rubric
Creators
Rubistar
This is a Department of Education site. It is by far
the best rubric generator on the web.
Pen
Pals
Keypals
Start
a project with another class, or just create a new friendship
with someone on the other side of the globe. KeyPals Club
is a free educational service from teaching.com.
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Research
Links
Check out our extensive research and source links list.
One
Look Dictionary
It is just what the name implies. One search looks in dozens
of online dictionaries.
Word
Smyth
This dictionary is unique in that it provides extensive information
about each word in a very clear format. It includes definitions,
synonyms, related words, parts of speech, example sentences
and more. I highly recommend this site for elementary students
and up.
Visual
Thesaurus
This site takes visual learning to its logical conclusion.
Maybe not the site you would use to lookup words, but you
will definitely want to take your students here.
The
Rhyme Zone
It’s great for adding spice to your students’
compositions. Includes a Shakespeare Dictionary, A rhyming
dictionary, entire famous documents and quotes from famous
people including Douglas Adams.
Guide
to Grammar and Writing
This is a comprehensive guide to grammar and writing. It includes
everything from parts of speech with examples to guides to
writing different types of compositions. It is primarily for
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