Language Arts Resources

Please view the lesson to refresh memory on how write good paragraphs.

Are you creative? Flex your creativity muscles by working on this cite!

Find out which famous writer your own writing style matches!

Practice a variety reading, writing, and grammar skills. Watch the video, try the skills, take the quiz!

Retell a story you've read OR create an original one! The tricky part is keeping it simple: you have 3 story boards or panels to tell the WHOLE story (tip: think "beginning", "middle", and "end". Have fun!

Plagiarism is serious. Apply your knowledge of plagiarism by finding the goblins and answering their questions. Good luck!

Use your understanding of plagiarism to determine if the examples are plagiarism....or not! Good luck!

Use this website (middle and highschool levels) to build knowledge of figurative language. The goal is to incorporate figurative language into your writing.

Read popular books online while checking your comprehension and understanding along the way!

Here are the top 12 Comprehension Apps as identified by Reading Rockets. Download some and try them out!

Use this website to find information on how to properly cite using MLA Format.

Use this website to brush up on all of your grammar skills.