Shakespeare Online is a comprehensive resource for all things related to this great literary bard. The site includes a catalog of all his plays and sonnets.
The publisher has a section devoted to analysis with study guides, themes and questions. Another section provides the best known quotations from the plays, including quotations by themes. There is a plot summary section and several online quizzes about Shakespeare and his works.
This is a collection of brief recordings of authors & illustrators saying their names. The format is “Hello, my name is . . .”, followed by a brief description of what inspired them to take up their profession.
As of this date, more than 3,300 authors and illustrators have recorded their names.
Take your students on a literary adventure to explore the locations in your favorite works of literature. Jerome Burg’s lessons use the trip planning feature Google Earth to help students travel with the characters from a 3-dimensional perspective. The site includes short podcasts explaining the pedagogy, with screen shots to illustrate the journeys.
From site: This is a collection of reviews of great books for kids, ideas of ways to use them in the classroom and collections of books and activities about particular subjects, curriculum areas, themes and professional topics.
