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Launch Pad publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, book reviews, and art by young authors and illustrators. 
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Create and share your own webcomic from a computer or phone more quickly than a coffee break! No drawing required.
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When my first grade class first comes into my room in the morning, a mob of quivering little people surround me in breathless anticipation, jostling for...
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Shopping lists, garden journal, taking writing outdoors etc - ideas parents can use to incorporate writing naturally into playtime.
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A young filmmaker obtains a mysterious device that unleashes the full force of cinema on his front lawn. Created using Magic Bullet Suite 11. Learn more at h...
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Ready to write? This Story Starter machine generates creative writing prompts. You never know how your story will start.
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Using text organizers to assist students with the writing process for common text types taught in schools.
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Write your own intro to Star Wars and see it scroll out, complete with music.
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Launch Pad publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, book reviews, and art by young authors and illustrators.
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Whether they love it or hate it, being able to write well is a critical success factor in your child's education.
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The LEGO City Comic Builder is here. Tell your stories in the form of comics, print and share with friends!
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On-line random word generator, generates up to 8 random words. Includes idea visualisation features to inspire creative thinking.
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Google doc with several slides, each containing a prompt for kids' writing.
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Paper Dolls is a blog by two kids, 10 and 13, with book reviews and this writing prompt.
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Comic style backgrounds, characters, objects and editable speech bubbles from A Dog's Life (Scholastic).
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Kids can scripts a speech for a character in a photo and then make it "talk".
Lorraine Harris-walsh's curator insight,
October 14, 2013 9:47 PM
oNE OF MY FAVORITE THING TO DO AFTER KILLING A SQUIRLE IS TO TAKE A BATH. I HAVE MY CANDLES AND WINE SHIPPED INCOGNITO. MY OWNER DOES NOT EVEN KNOW I BATH WHEN SHE IS NOT AT HOME. SOMETIMES THE CAT JOINS IN... |
