Writing

NoRedInk starts with an interest inventory that will ensure that each student receives differentiated activites based upon their own personal interests.

NoRedInk is a site that is free for a teacher. Premium accounts are paid services to connect all your classrooms campus wide.

ReadWriteThink.org is a free site that provides classroom resources (interactives, lesson plans, etc.) as well as parent and afterschool resources. This site is provided by National Council of Teacher of English (NCTE) and International Literacy Association.

Storybird provides students with easy book creater. Using the vast number of images/themes, students can create picture books, story books, chapter books, and even poetry.

Quill.org provides free online tools to help low-income students become sharp writers. Our mission is to help the 30 million low-income K-12 students in the United States who struggle with writing.

Interactive Sites for Education is provided by Karen Ogen. You can search under English Language Arts and find activities for everything from ABCs to Phonics.

Eric Curts has compiled a list of resources that is continually updated. Mr. Curts is a Certified Google Trainer so you will find many Google resources among the amazing ELA and ELL links.