Teaching language arts with the internet
Subtitle: internet lesson plans and classroom activities
By: Hope Campbell, writer ; Kathleen Housley, senior editor
Contributors: Housley, Kathleen
Series: Teaching with the Internet
Publisher: Classroom Connect
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Lancaster, Penn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 134
Subjects: Language arts; Language arts (Elementary); Internet and children
Notes: Library copy lacking computer laser optical disc

System requirements: CD-ROM runs on Windows 3.1 / 95 and Macintosh (system 7.5) formats.  8 MB of RAM recommended
Table of contents: title: Folklore and fairy tales: Tatercoats, Cap o' Rushes, Mollie Whuppie; title: Folklore from around the world: African Tales; title: Folklore from around the world: People helping people; title: Short Short Stories: The freezer writing contest; title: Vocabulary: a word a day; title: Drama: Screen / Playwriting; title: Persuasive writing: Controversial Issues; title: Famous speeches: Deliver a speech; title: Parts of speech review: Whacky web tales; title: The diary of Anne Frank: Victim of the Holocaust; title: Jack London: To build a fire; title: Gary Paulsen: The dogs could teach me; title: Ray Bradbury: There will come soft rains; title: Isaac Asimov: The fun they had; title: Maya Angelou: "Mrs. Flowers" from I know why the caged bird sings; title: Edgar Allan Poe: The  raven - The cask of Amontillado; title: Arthur Miller: The crucible - McCarthyism; title: Cotton Mather: The wonders of the invisible world; title: Poetry:  Free verse; title: Robert Frost: Poetry; title: Toni Morrison: Beloved; title: Langston Hughes: Poetry