Language Arts, reading, writing and speaking don't have to be that difficult. In fact, I bet that you are already a great talker in the hallway and love to write notes to your friends. The main goal of writing to your friends is the same as writing in the class (forget all that official stuff about what a process writing is--ugh!) Remember: If you can dream it, you can say it; if you can say it, you can write it; and if you can write it, you can read it! However, you are right that, unfortunately, sometimes you do have to write a certain standard way, so after you write you will have to revise and edit your papers. To help learn about that standard and improve your writing (and reading) try visiting the sites below.

Grammar and Usage Guide	A good site to search for a variety of info on grammar and writing.
Dictionary and Grammar Guide	Use this site to check the definition, spelling or translation of words.
Bibliography Information	Learn how to cite sources, especially electronic items, for your paper and projects.
Putter Project Info	Use this link for information, including audio instructions, about the project.
Book Lists	Looking for a book to read? Check out this list of books with summaries. Find one you like and use the library links below to see where to get it.
The Best of the Best	If you want some award winning books try this resource. Click on the title of the medal or award for a list of winners. Find the book you like and you win!
Books for Your Reading Log	Try this resource for over 10,000 free books!
Student Poetry	Are you a poet but didn't know it? Check out the work of these authors.
Speech Advice from Students	Check out the "Rhetoric 110 Helpers" from students who are just as nervous as you in a college speech class.
Public Speaking and Nerves Information	Nervous about speaking in public? Learn some tips here.
Learn to Type!	Typing is a very important and needed skill! Create a login name and use this site for free typing lessons.

Sites of the month:Writing a story? This resource may help.(Don't forget the tips in the writing links at the top of the Language Arts section.)

Need more help? See your teacher and try this resource.

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