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• ReadWriteThink : Lesson Plan: To, Too, or Two: Developing an Understanding of Homophones: To, Too, or Two: Developing an Understanding of Homophones grades 3-5 I know throughout the year my students had trouble distinguishing between the three of these words. I used a flip book to aid them to no avail. This lesson looks extremely interesting, involving music, movement with skits, and a comic strip done online to top it off. Contributed by Francisco Castillo-Flerr o
• Scary Starters: Writing Activity Ideas | Scholastic.com: Scary Starters: Writing Activity Ideas Scholastic has some really great ideas to help you get your students interested in writing. The above link is awesome to use during October or at another time when you want to get your students started on telling a scary tale.It definitely could get your students interested in writing. Contributed by Cassie Brownell
• WritingFix: a Left-Brained Writing Prompt...The Start & Stop Game: Adjectives: The Start & Stop Game:Adjective s This looks like such a cool way for students to get started in writing! I think it would work for all grade levels and it would allow for students to practice their parts of speech while expanding their vocabularies. Take a minute to check it out - it's great! Contributed by Cassie Brownell
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  : This is a second grade teacher's website. I just really loved the way she organized her writing binders with a section for each part of the writing process. She color codes the sections and has her students use different colored pens for the different stages. I thought it was really well done and could really help keep kids organized. She teaches second grade but it could definitely be very useful for the older grades. Contributed by Sine Friel
• ReadWriteThink : Lesson Plan: Connect With Low-Literate Families: A Three-Tiered Approach: Connect With Low-Literate Families: A Three-Tiered Approach This lesson looks like a great way to assess the assistance students will be able to get at home as well as provide a procedure to assist those who will not be provided as much learning support. Contributed by Cassie Brownell
• Six Traits: This would be a great site when working with centers. I can think of several students in my class last year who would have benefited from this site. The great part is that they can get on here at any point in time and work on story writing. I'm thinking that it's a place I would suggest to parents in order to help their students at home. Contributed by Bridget Ronan
• Second Grade Teachers' Club - Second Grade Teachers' Club: This one is for second grade teachers, but there is one each for K-5 teachers. It is a forum where teachers have discussions, contribute ideas, and provide lesson plans to each other. It requires a login, but sign up is free. Contributed by Marisa Foley

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