Writing
Scholastic Story Starters Grade K-6
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Scholastic Poetry Idea Engine Grades 3-6
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Scholastic Myth Brainstorming Grade 3-6
- Friendly Letter generator
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Kids Space Stories
Write your own story. In the Monthly Story section
pictures are offered that can be used to create a
rebus. Use words from your story to name each picture.
The pictures will appear in place of those words,
after it has been published.
Teachers:
you must submit a request for a password before your
class can submit stories.
To
Get Started: Click here to skip all the clicks and
go right to the page to start. (Cancel
the option to download a language pack if prompted.)
Teachers can click "Class Entry Form" to
request a password. Students can click "Monthly
Class Story Form" beside #2 to write their story.
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Math
Cats Writing Contest
Story prompts given. Can you write about math?
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Miss
Kitty's Storybook
Learn basic story writing skills from Bruce
Hale .
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Useful
Information - Rules
Capitalization, spacing, and numbers,
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Punctuation
Paintball by iKnow That
3 levels of difficulty - see what each includes below
the buttons. Tip: Click Help to see what each tool
does. Click a button for the type of correction needed
in the sentence. Move the cursor over the spot needing
the change to highlight it, and then click.
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Writing
With Writers

Learn how to write from acclaimed authors. Separated
into categories such as News, Poetry, Journal Writing,
and others. Grades 3 +
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Paragraphs

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Read,
Write, Think
- Letter
Generator , Timeline
tool, Diamante
Poem wizard, Acrostic
Poems , Shape
Poems *, Bio
Cube , Flip
Book , Mystery
Cube , and Printing
Press (newspaper, brochure, booklets)
Other tools also offered including Venn Diagram tools
- create your own lists of words to drag and drop.
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What
Rhymes With Squirrel? from A Different Place
Poetry activities including magnetic
poetry kits for kids .
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Fern's
Poetry Club
Cinquain, haiku, and others. Try the Effective Detective
activity also to get an idea of how you could be more
descriptive when writing.
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Grandpa
Tucker's Time For A Rhyme
Guide to writing poetry.
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The
Poetry Engine from Scholastic
Cinquain, haiku, limerick, and free verse.
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Instant
Poetry Forms
There's even an "I Can't Write a Poem" form!
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The
Writing Fix
Randomly generated story prompts.
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Shape
Books by EduPlace
Print, with or without lines. Baseball Diamond included.
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Book
Report Sandwich Station from Scholastic
Fill in the blanks to put together a tasty book report.
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How
to Write a Book Report
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Power Proofreading
Read and follow directions, choosing your grade level
2-8.
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Edit Dan's Copy by Miss Maggie
Found in the Games section.
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Revise
Wise from BBC
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Rhyming
Dictionary from Poetry 4 Kids
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Rhyming Dictionary
from Word Central
Use the drop down menu to select the Rhyming Dictionary.
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Rhyming Dictionary
Use the drop down menu to choose from several types
of searches such as Find Rhymes, Find Similar Sounding
Words, Find Antonymns, etc.
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Story
Maker by RIF's Reading Planet
Find it in the Game Station area. Make choices to
generate a story. Add your own ending.
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Create by Kids Com
Write Me a Story, Kimma's Scrapbook, and more.
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The
Story Plant
Listen and follow directions. Water the plant and
watch your story grow.
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Headline
History
Excellent history/writing activity British based.
Begin by watching the get-started get
started tutorial . Another tutorial covers editing
.
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Writing
Prompts from Can Teach.ca
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Think Tank
Help choosing topics and organizing your thoughts.
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Cyber
Smart's How to Cite a Site
Click on Activity Sheets for some helpful illustrations
and examples.
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Noodle
Bib MLA

Formerly Quick Cite - How to Cite by Noodle Tools.com
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Landmarks Citation
Machine
Under MLA select Web Page, Online Encyclopedia, etc.
to generate a citation. Easy-breezy!
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Figurative
Language from Kids Konnect
Definitions and examples. Links to activities at bottom
of page.
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The
Writing Center - Grammar and Punctuation
Subject-Verb agreement and more. How to create a Works
Cited page.
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Essay Punch
or Paragraph
Punch
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The
Five Paragraph Essay Wizard
Initial reading seems a bit advanced, but quickly
leads to wonderful graphs, explanations, and examples.
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Guide
to Writing a Basic Essay
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Grammar
Slammer
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Paradigm Online Writing
Assistant
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Strunk's Elements
of Style