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24 sites in Writing |
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Poetry writing activities and workshops for children and young people.
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Offers guides on how to write a research paper or organize an oral presentation, how to document information,and how to avoid plagiarism.
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Provides exercises in writing, grammar, and research. Includes language debates, model papers, and research and documentation online. [Requires registration to save scores.]
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Greeting card publisher that holds a semi-annual kid quote contest. Student writers submit quotes that might be used in future greeting cards. Prizes are awarded.
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Characters from the Oxford Reading Tree offer games and worksheets about writing, grammar and punctuation.
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Provides a writing workshop where characters, plot, and setting can be developed.
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Read what kids from a 6th grade class wrote to go in a bottle which was thrown into the Mediterranean Sea.
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A series of suggestions for effective and correct composition. Covers punctuation, style, grammar, plagiarism and specific writing tasks. Each topic can be downloaded as PDF.
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A comprehensive guide to researching information and producing well structured written work. Includes sections on paragraphs, punctuation, essay writing, and using references.
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Features online story writing activity where young writers can writer their own stories or contribute to existing stories.
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Solicits and publishes teen writings; also offers writing tips and a manuscript/mentor service.
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Includes hints, tips and ideas.
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Practical and authoritative guide to contemporary English. Provides a detailed look at grammar, style, diction, word formation, gender, social groups, and scientific forms.
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Offers resources for students and teachers to improve their English reading, comprehension, and writing skills.
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Pictures, stories, poetry, and a chatroom intended to provide motivation for writing.
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Use nonfiction science to create a science fiction story.
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Resource for learning about and writing in these genres.
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Tips for each of the five stages of the writing process.
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Topics submitted by students. Can be used for ideas for essays as well. Users may submit suggestions to add to the list.
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An online writing tutorial; takes students through the actual steps of writing a paragraph online.
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Step-by-step directions for organizing and writing a good paragraph.
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Concise guide to some of the most frequently violated rules of writing, punctuation, and grammar.
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Interactive exhibit that takes visitors on a literary journey through the classic short story.
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