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» Site title: Activities in English [ Kids/Teens ] - Activities and games related to grammar, reading, spelling, vocabulary and proverbs.
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» Site title: Activities to Learn English [ Kids ] - Interactive material to build vocabulary, spelling, grammar and reading skills. Automatic grading with immediate feedback.
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» Site title: American English [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Provides examples and explanations of spelling and pronunciation differences between American and British English dialects.
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» Site title: Buzzin: English [ Kids/Teens ] - Fun and interactive way to learn reading, writing, speaking and grammar. Includes animations and self-testing.
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» Site title: English Idioms - Sayings and Slang [ Kids/Teens/Mature Teens ] - Learn about common expressions by looking up first letter of the phrase. Page includes links to related sites.
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» Site title: English Unplugged [ Mature Teens ] - A virtual campus created by English teachers to practice listening, reading, writing and other skills.
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» Site title: It's My Story! [ Kids ] - Children add details to choice of five stories. Promotes reading, writing, computer skills.
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» Site title: A Language Museum [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - Curious and interesting uses of the English language, including parts of speech, poems, grammar, and quotations.
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» Site title: Literacy Rules [ Kids/Teens ] - Provides links to a visual thesaurus, rhyming dictionary, webquests, poetry and author profiles.
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» Site title: Origins of the English Language [ Teens/Mature Teens ] - Provides an overview of the three periods of English, along with examples of the language at various points in history.
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» Site title: PBS Kids: Share A Story [ Kids ] - Offers tips for sharing stories, printable story sheets and video clips.
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» Site title: Scramble-Saurus from Funbrain.com [ Kids ] - Improve spelling and vocabulary skills while using clues to unscramble words. Choose among easy, medium, hard, or superbrain versions.
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» Site title: Spider-Man in Amazing Adventures [ Kids/Teens ] - Provides a range of language arts activities based on the popular cartoon series. From the United States Department of Education.
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» Site title: WordCentral [ Kids/Teens ] - Merriam-Webster's Word Central offers kids a student dictionary, Daily Buzzword, and interactive word games.
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» Site title: Words at FunBrain.com [ Kids ] - All sorts of online language games help kids master everything from spelling to grammar and have fun in the process.
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» Site title: Write On Reader [ Kids ] - Fifth graders created this platinum-award winning site about reading and writing for Thinkquest Jr. 2000. It includes information on making books and tips about writing from well-known authors.
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Randomize humor
It was July 4th and this guy was roasting a chicken on a rotisserie and had begun to hand-crank it to ensure all areas were evenly done.
It was now getting golden brown and juices were causing some flames to lick the chicken as he turned it.
Just then, a drunk stumbled into the guy''s yard, looked at the scene and exclaimed...
"Hey buddy, not only is your music box not making any music, but your monkey''s on fire!"
Humor of the day
Little Johnny had a cussing problem and his father was getting tired of it. He decided to ask his shrink what to do.
The shrink said that, since Christmas was coming up that he should ask Johnny what he wanted Santa to bring him. If he cussed, he should leave a pile of dog shit in place of the gift.
Two days before Christmas, Johnny''s dad asked Johnny what he wanted. Johnny said, "I want a goddamned teddy-bear laying right fuckin here beside me when I wake-up Christmas morning.
Then, when I go downstairs I want to see a motherfuckin'' train going around the goddamned tree, and when I go outside I want to see a red-assed fuckin'' bike leaning up against the damn garage!"
Christmas morning, Little Johnny woke up and rolled over into a big pile of dog shit. Confused, he walked downstairs and saw a bunch of dog shit around the Christmas tree. Scratching his head, he walked outside and saw a huge pile of dog shit by the garage. When he walked back inside with a curious look on his face.
His dad smiled and asked...
"So Johnny, what did Santa bring you this year?"
Johnny replied, "I think I got a fuckin'' dog but I can''t find the son of a bitch."