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This site is a scholarship database from which to 
start your scholarship 
search. You will need to make sure you scroll down 
the ads and 
click "decline" before you can get 
information, but you may receive a 
scholarship out of 
it!
http://www.fastweb.com

Here is a web site dedicated to college preparation 
and scholarship 
searching.
http://www.collegeanswer.com

Here is some information about the Sallie Mae 
scholarships.
http://www.thesalliemaefund.org/smfnew/pdf/2008-Scholarship-Program-Fact-Sheet.pdf

Another scholarship database.
http://www.supercollege.com

Here is the American Legion website for 
scholarships.
http://www.ohiolegion.com/scholarships/info.htm

MOAA has scholarships, grants, and interest-free 
loans for children of active duty, reserved and retired military.
http://www.moaa.org/quicklist/serv_education/serv_education_new_students/serv_education_scholarships_grants/index.htm

Here is the list of DAR scholarships (available to non-DAR 
affliates as well).
http://www.dar.org/natsociety/edout_scholar.cfm

This site provides valuable information about searching for 
colleges, preparing for the college board tests, and making the 
final decision.
#8 College Board 

A website designed to format your Works Cited or 
Works Consulted.
http://www.easybib.com/

Link #10 
Here is a list of transitional phrases to use in 
your writing.
http://writing2.richmond.edu/writing/wweb/trans1.html

Here is a link to help with MLA style.
http://www.dianahacker.com/resdoc/humanities/intext.htmlhttp

Another scholarship database.
http://www.wiredscholar.com

  This site will help you write a thesis for 
persuasive papers.  It will not 
be grammatically correct, but will give you some 
good ideas.
http://www.mcsoh.org/mhs/langarts/icsman/thesis.htm

This webpage will have additional graphic 
organizers from which to chose.
http://www.eduplace.com/graphicorganizer

Medina County District Library webpage.  To search 
for an item , click 
on "search all libraries" and you can 
have the item delivered to the Medina 
branch (free of charge) if it is anywhere in the 
library district.
http://www.medina.lib.oh.us

Here is a site devoted to puns.
http://www.webenglishteacher.com/puns.html

A U.S. Dept. of Education site which will help you 
with federal aid, 
scholarships, and grants. Use the feature 
"MyFSA" to create your own 
personalized "folder" which you can 
access from any computer with internet 
capabilities.  You can save time by transferring 
your FSA info to college 
applications, FAFSA, etc.
http://www.studentaid.ed.gov

Play the interactive Will's Words game to test your 
knowledge of 
Shakespeare's contributions to the English 
language.  It is said he used 
more 
vocabulary than any other English writer before or 
since his time, and he 
has 
been credited with creating up to 2,000 words and 
phrases.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/merchant/words.html

Who's on First?  This is the famous Abbott and 
Costello pun exchange.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8342445135331678445&q=who%27s+on+first&hl=en

This webpage highlights scholarship application 
info.  In order to get 
specific scholarship info, you must register.  You 
can use the access code 
from the Kaplan book COACH236527526A and keywords 
from his material.  I have 
a list of some of them; for example, COKE is the 
keyword for the Coca-cola 
scholarship.
http://www.scholarshipcoach.com/publish/root_category/nav/articles_and_tools/scholarships/merit_scholarships/

This is the official site for standarized tests 
such as the SAT and AP.  
There are valuable links on it ( such as college 
searches) as well.
http://www.collegeboard.com

The complete text of All's Well That Ends Well by 
William Shakespeare
http://www.absoluteshakespeare.com/plays/alls_well_that_ends_well/alls_well_that_ends_well.htm

Portfolio Writing Program--Miami University
If you are going to Miami of Ohio, you can receive 
college credit for the 
papers you have written in Advanced Composition. 
I 
have more info in my room.
http://www.muohio.edu/portfolio

Here is the entire text of A Christmas Carol by 
Charles Dickens.
http://www.stormfax.com/1dickens.htm

Here is a career interest survey.
http://www.careeroink.com/career-reference/assessment.asp

Harrison Scholarship-Miami University
You can receive tuition and fees, even room and 
board with this presigious 
award from the best university in the state (okay, 
I'm a little biased)!  
The 
application is several pages long, but I can help 
you with the process.
http://www.miami.muohio.edu/academics/honors_scholars/harrison_scholars/

OCIS--great site for college AND career search.  
You can even compare 3 
colleges  to help you make a decision on where to 
apply and/or attend.
http://ohcis.intocareers.org/Default.aspx

Here is a link to visual theasurus.  This is a 
great resource for the vivid 
verb assignment, but can be used for any assignment.
http://www.visualthesaurus.com/;jsessionid=218721D449AA746DB9857F6790255B5D

Here's a site for all those difficult words you 
don't know how to pronounce.
http://inogolo.com

Here is the Holt, Rinehardt, and Winston link for 
freshmen.  This is not the 
online text itself, but contains useful information 
about the collections .
http://eolit.hrw.com/hlla/toc.jsp?Chapter=40&WebLogicSession=SKLM8eL8mEWmaeE63p3pbjtY716Y84C4aEcQKTLNOjOzQVG5Bpdu|4246896778815147979/167838195/6/6000/6000/7002/7002/6000/-1

A very short biographical video
 #31 Short biography of F. Scot Fitzgerald

Link 32 
Purdue University has a writing site that leads you 
through all stages of 
the writing process and has a section on MLA 
formatting.
http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/557/15/

This is the online version of NoFear Shakespeare, 
where the actual text is 
side by side with the modern English translation.
http://nfs.sparknotes.com/romeojuliet/page_96.html

Here is the Medina County Library Scholarship Blog.
http://medinascholarships.blogspot.com

Local scholarship information can be found at the 
Medina County Library site 
under Reference Resource-Great links by Subject - 
College Information.
http://www.mcdl.info

This is a really good site for MLA format.
OWL 

This website will take you to the about.com article about 
PowerPoint presentations. THese are reinterated in my PowerPoint 
on PowerPoints on the Photos and Documents section of my  school 
website.
10 Most Common Mistakes in PowerPoint Presentations

Video and text of Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech

Mohatma Gandhi tape

Here is a site devoted to the Victorian Era -- the age in which 
Charles Dickens wrote about in The Christmas Carol.
VIctorian Era website

Here is the you tube address of a reading of A Christmas Carol. I 
would
suggest listening to this as a review of the novella, especially 
since it will
be on the final exam.
You Tube reading of A Christmas Carol

You may make copies of the five staves ( chapters) of this 
novella from home
if you do not want to purchase your own copy, obtain one from the 
library, or
borrow one from a friend.
The entire unabridged  text of Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol

Here is the Ohio Department of Education link to help students 
prepare for the Ohio Graduation Test which will be administered 
March 14-18. 
OGT preparation

Here is additional help for you when studying for texts and the 
final 
exam. There are even sample test questions. See how many you can 
get 
correct before clicking the correct answer and explanation.
#44 online helps for our world literature text

THis web site gives information about William Golding, author of 
Lord 
of the Flies.
Link #45 William Golding biography

Make sure you print a hard copy of your graphic organizer after 
making one on this site.
Interactive graphic organizers

Here is a short powerpoint about Hughes and the Harlem 
Renaissance.
Langston Hughes and the Harlem Renaissance

Here is a powerpoint of images of apartheid in South Africa.
Apartheid images from South Africa

information about the Afrikaan language

To gain an understanding of Our Town by Wilder , view this web 
site and explore the links.
1930's information-Our Town by Wilder

Mrs. Horsfall has put together some helps for the novel projects.
Library helps for novel project

Here is the history of the Thanksgiving holiday from history.com. 
History of Thanksgiving

Here is a site devoted to discussing feudalism.
Fuedalism explanation

Here is a history.com video about King Arthur.
King Arthur legend

To be able to use your PSAT scores to help your SAT scores, 
create an account and peruse this site.
College Quick Start Tool 

TO view the actual events of the Salem Witch Trials, please see 
this website.
Salem Witch Trial Timeline

#57 This link will take you to the no fear version of Twelfth 
Night. The
original text will be on the left and the modern version on the 
right.
#57 Twelfth Night No Fear Version

Free books!
#58 Gutenberg free books for download to ipod or computer

Take one of your poems from your poetry notebook and make a 
wordle of it for your cover.
#59 Wordle

Here is a student video of Thoreau and his quotes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZWjVYLHlY8

Link #61 Ernest Gaines interview on PBS
Ernest Gaines interview-link #61

 #62 Vincent Price reads Edgar Allen Poe's famous poem, "The 
Raven."
"The Raven" read by Vincent Price-link #62

#63 More information about Ernest Gaines
http://www.achievement.org/autodoc/page/gai0bio-1

Link #64 a PBS website about Mark Twain
http://www.pbs.org/marktwain/

#65 complete version of As You Like It by William Shakespeare
http://www.gutenberg.org/catalog/world/readfile?fk_files=2062062

#66 Here is the No Fear version of As You Like It by William 
Shakespeare.
http://nfs.sparknotes.com/asyoulikeit/

#67 Summaries of the scenes for As You Like It
	http://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/asyoulikeit/    

You tube presentation of As You Like It.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJDFvsBK56Y&feature=related

#69
Here is a short clip of the Japanese Internment during WW II.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mr97qyKA2s&feature=related

Here is an audio of the novel. There are many free versions on 
the web; this
is just one of them.
#70 audio of Scarlet Letter

#71 Thoreau talking about nature
#71 Thoreau

A short clip about Thoreau
#72  Short bio of Thoreau

Free online version of The Once and Future King by T.H.White
#73

A short biography of Gandhi
#74- Gandhi

Here you can read the original text along with a modern 
paraphrase.
#75-No Fear Scarlet Letter

#76 Martin Luther King's speech on August 28, 1963
#76 Martin Luther King's speech on August 28, 1963

Here is a NPR audio with some narration and explanation of the 
novel.
#77 Information about the Great Gatsby

This is an amateur reading, but it is free!
#78 an audio of the Great Gatsby on youtube

Link #79 Introduction to Jazz Age PowerPoint
Link #79 Introduction to Jazz Age PowerPoint

Here is a 30-minute video about the Popul Vuh.
#80 Mayan Creation Myths

Here is part of a translation by Hedlock.
#81 Mayan translation by Hedlock

From the History Channel we find this documentary about 
archeological evidence
of Troy.
#82 A documentary about The Iliad by by Homer

This hour-long documentary contains footage of historical places 
in England and explores the origins of the myth of King Arthur.
In Search of King Arthur

If you would like to design your own Jeopardy game for a project or just for
fun, take a look at this nifty website.
#84 Tools to design a Jeopardy game

FIlm of Globe Theatre production of As You Like It

Here is a nifty link to assist in your making your own puzzles for projects
and other activities.
#86 Puzzlemaker 


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