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Rich bank of visual images which can be used as prompts for writing, vocabulary extension, group story-telling, focused mini-lesson and more.
Become a better writer with Storybird's creativity tools. Choose from more than 10,000 illustrations by professional artists. They offer writing courses, challenges, and expert feedback on your published work. (sign up for a 7 day free trial)
Scholastic Story Starters activity serves up hundreds of creative combinations that take the writer's block out of creative writing for students. Story Starters gives ideas for character, plot, and setting.
Writing lessons offered for 6-10 year olds through short videos by author Alice Kuipers.
The PA Historical Society is inviting students from our community to document the happenings of these unprecedented times.
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Learn to write a friendly letter or business letter, then print, save or email it. You will also find instructions on how to address an envelope.
Create your own original poem using any of the poetry forms found on the Poetry Machine! Then enter it into a poetry contest or email it to someone.
Storyboard is a digital storytelling technology (website and app) used to create storyboards, graphic organizers, comics, and powerful visual assets. It includes many layouts, and hundreds of characters, scenes, and search items. Sign-up for a free 14 day trial.
Book Creator is a simple tool for creating awesome digital books by combining text, images, audio and video to create stories, books, reports, and much more! They are offering their premium feature free to use for 90 days. This tool is usually only available with a paid subscription.
Draw and Tell is a drawing app for kids of all ages. They can draw or color, then talk about their drawing. Their memories and voice recording will be saved with their drawing. Follow the link to watch a short video for more information and then download the app for free!
TOONTASTIC 3D is a creative platform for storytelling. Choose from three story options: short story, classic story, and science report. Each comes with a basic story outline -- set, conflict, challenge, climax, and resolution -- and a brief overview of what each plot point means. For each plot point, kids can use the included sets and 3D characters or design their own with simple drawing tools. Tap record to start moving characters and props around, explore the set, and narrate the story. Last step: Add an appropriate musical score. Once finished, story pieces are put together in a single video.
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