LCS Online Literature Yellow Page
Authors
- American Masters
- Information on life and works of American writers from PBS
- Authors
& Illustrators Who Visit Schools
- Links & information on children authors
& illustrators
- Avi's Homepage
- Get to
know Avi, the popular children's author, at this site with information about his
books and his life.
- Children's Literature
Conference
- Official site of the Mid-winter Children's Literature Conference
@ Butler
- Dr. Seuss
- LCS's yellowpage on Theodore
Seuss Geisel, as known as Dr. Seuss
Intellectual
Freedom/Banned-Books
- Banned
Books On-Line
- Special exhibit of books that have been the objects of censorship
or censorship attempts.
- Banned Books
Week
- Information on ALA's week in September which promotes the freedom
to read books. Includes links to why books are banned in some libraries or schools
and list of quotes & books titles relating to books banned
- Banned
Books, Young Adults
- links to online lists & reasons why books are banned
in schools & libraries
- Banned
Books, Grades 7-12
- Links to lists of banned books and information on
censorship
- National Coalition Against Censorship
- Includes articles about freedom of expression & school censorship
Classroom Novels
Alls
Quiet on the Western Front
- Alls
Quiet on the Western Front Webquest
-
- World
War I Yellowpage Guide
- Links to information of World War I from LCS Yellowpages
Cold Sassy Tree
- Afterlife:
Exploring Different Cultural Attitudes Toward Death
- A lesson from PBS
to develop students' understanding of their personal concepts of the afterlife,
as well as those of different cultures.
- American
Memory Collection, 1900-1929
- Library of Congress collection on recording,
historical happenings & fasion. Click on topic or type in keyword
- Cadillac,
History
- Includes images & facts of Cadillac cars by model year
- Cadillac
History
- Information from the Cadillac.com on history of the company &
car
- Family
Undertaking
- A Point of View program dealing with home deaths & funerals
of cancer patients.
- History
Channel.com
- type in your topic for select a date
- Historic
American Sheet Music
- select by topic, keyword or subject
- Museum
of Funeral Customs
- links to historical resources plus an online museum
- Timeline
of 20th Century, 1900-1909
- Timeline of events from 1900-1901 from about.com
- 1900's Fashion
- Paterns & fashion from the 1900's
- 20th
Century by decades
- links to topics & information on US History by decades
-
Crucible
Arthur
Miller, American Master - Information on Arthur Miller's life and works
from PBS
- Crucible
Webquest
- Webquest on Timeless Persecutions
- McCarthyism
& Red Scare
- Links on McCarthy hearings from K12TLC (LCS user id needed)
- Hollywood
Blacklist
- Information on the 1947 hearings.
- McCarthyism
- Informational links to McCarthyism and the Red Scare
- Arthur
Miller's The Crucible: Fact or Fiction
- Links to 17th century New England,
and resources on the author and play.
Glass
Menagerie
- Glass
Menagerie Webquest
Holes
- Holes
Webquest
Ransom
- Ransom
Webquest
- Webquest on famous kidnappings
- Ransom
by Lois Duncan
- Information on author and book from Random House publishers
- Ransom
by Lois Duncan
- Lesson ideas and vocabulary from Random House publishers
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry
- Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry Webquest
- An interactive experience
-
Romeo & Juliet
- Let's Throw a Wedding for Romeo and Juliet
- change history and plan the wedding of the century.
-
To Kill A Mockingbird
- To Kill A Mockingbird Webquest
- Webquest in which you publish your own small town newspaper
- Animal
Rights, K-12TLC(user id needed)
- links to PETA and Animal Legal Defense
- Animal
Trapping, wikipedia
- history and types of traps
- Blue
Tick Coonhound
- articles from Canine Today
- Grist
Mills
- history of grist mills
- Gristmill
- history
of grist mills from middle ages & modern mills
- Hunting,
K-12TLC
- links to a variety of hunting & fishing sites
- Indiana
Hunting Guides
- Information on hunting seasons, licenses and regulations
- Outdoor
Channel
- links to hunting sites and news articles
- Wilson Rawls
- Biography
on Trelease-on-Reading
- Biography
on Eduplace
- Biography
on Wikipedia
-
Literature
- Ayn Rand Institute
- The center
for the advancement of objectivism
- Anthem
Essay Contest for 9th & 10th Graders ($2,000 grand prize)
- Fountainhead
Essay Contest for 11th & 12th Graders ($10,000 grand prize)
- Atlas
Shrugged Essay Contest for College Students ($10,000 grand prize)
- Bartleby
Library
- On-line version of Great Books. Includes classical literature,
poetry and quotations listed by author.
- Electronic
Beowulf
- Digitalized photographs of early manuscripts of Beowulf and searchable
text
- Bulfinch's Mythology
- completely
searchable version of the book
- Electronic
Text Center
- 1000's of texts in modern, early modern, middle ages & middle
English languages. Plus French, German, Japanese and Latin. Select language then
online holdings or web resources.
- Exploring
Greek Myths
- Listing of Greek Mythology resource sites & on-line games
- Folklore
& Mythology
- selection of manuscripts on WWW concerning mythology & folklore
with emphasis on Germanic & English tales
- Freelity:
English Language Tools
- Multiple search engines for English: includes pronouncation
guides, literature guides and more
- History
Of English Language
- Homepage for the "History of English Language". Includes
resources for the history of the English language by time periods
- Mystery
Channel
- Includes Mystery of the Day and Mystery Encyclopedia,which includes
over 10,000 entries on mystery writers, books, characters and directors
- O'Bannon
Book Buddy
- links to reading lists for kids, books of the month and opportunities
for kids to review their favorite books online. Provided by the Indiana Literacy
Foundation
- Old
English Pages
- Nearly everything you could want to know about Old English
language
- On-Line Books
- over 11,000 books presented in on-line versions
- Project
Gutenberg
- The Project Gutenberg Philosophy is to make information, books
and other materials available to the general public in forms a vast majority of
the computers, programs and people can easily read, use, quote, and search. Search
by title or author of work
- Stories
to Grow By
- collections
of folk & fairy tales. May select by topic, age or type.
Poetry
- About.com
Poetry Guide
- Links to all types of poetry, see index on left
- Academy
of American Poets
- Searchable database of poets & poems by name, title
& subject
- Bartleby Library
- On-line version of Great Books. Includes classical literature, poetry and
quotations listed by author.
- K-12
TLC Guide on Poetry
- Links to poetry sites from K-12TLC (need LCS user
id)
- Kid Lit
- A collection of poetry written by students from K-12 grades. Students may
also submit poetry to the site
- Miss
Roger's Poetry Webquest
- Explore the variety of poetry forms on the
web
- Old Poetry Archive
- Search
by author, nationality, topic or keyword
- Poetry.com
- searchable database of poetry. Also poetry contests
- Poetry
forms
- Collection of poetry templates in a variety of forms
- Representative
Poetry Online
- Search for English poets by timelines, name, title, or first
lines
- Shadow
Poetry
- Examples of poetry in a variety of forms
Quotations
- Bartleby
Library
- On-line version of Great Books. Includes classical literature,
poetry and quotations listed by author.
- Bartlett's
Familiar Quotations
- Searchable version of Bartlett's from Bartleby Library
- Easy Bib
- Online site for fast
& acurate citations in mulitiple stles
Canterbury
Tales
- Geoffrey
Chaucer: The Electronic Canterbury Tales
- Links to information and resources
on specific Tales
- Canterbury
Tales form Wikipedia
- links to individual tales and resources
- Jane
Zatta's Chaucer Web Site
- context, resources and tales of Canterbury
- Chaucer Guide from K12 TLC (Log in Needed)
Shakespeare
- K12
TLC Guide to William Shakespeare
- Links to Shakespeare's works, poems and
life.
- Castles Guide, AITLC
- links to castles around the world
-
Globe Theatre History
- Includes history of theatre, Shakespeare & his wife
Anne and even a copy of a playbill.
- Architecture & Furniture
- Christopher
Wren, Britianexpress
- Christopher
Wren, St Paul's
- Christopher
Wren, BBC
- Elizabethan
Art & Architecture
- Elizabethan
Era.org
- Elizabethan
Furniture
- Elizabethan
Houses
- Elizabethan
Houses
- Inigo
Jones, Britianexpress
- Inigo
Jones, BBC
- Tudor
Style
- Tower of London
- Tower
of London, Wikipedi
- Tower
of London, Camelot
- Drama
-
- Shakespeare's
Much Ado About Nothing
-
- Shakespeare's
Othello
- Folger's
Library, Much Ado
- Folger's
Library, Othello
- Elizabethan
- Elizabethan
England
- Elizabethan
England: Times, Clothing & Theatre
- Elizabethan
Era
- Reference.com
- Tudor
England
- Tudor History.org
- Macbeth.com
- Information on Shakespeare, Scottish history, & Elizabethan Age.
- Macbeth
Guide from TLC
- Links to literature & criticism on Macbeth
-
Shakespeare-English Lit Links
- About.com links to Shakespeare: his plays
-
Shakespeare Landmarks
- Information to major sites where Shakespeare lived
& worked
-
Shakespeare on the Internet
- Includes links to life & times, works, Renaissance
and criticisms
- Shakespeare's
Globe Theatre
- Information on both the new Globe Theatre, includes virtual
photos.
- Shakespeare's
Stories
- Information on the legend of Macbeth and it's historical facts.
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