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1. Merriam-Webster's Word Central

   Offers a cool student dictionary, Word of the Day, and a build your own dictionary feature, as well as new ways to have fun with words and language.

   http://www.wordcentral.com

   
   

2. Awesome Clipart for Kids: Worksheets & Puzzles Index

   Try out these wordsearches, cryptograms, and crossword puzzles!

   http://www.awesomeclipartforeducators.com/worksheetsind...

   
   

3. Between the Lions

   This cool PBS site offers stories to read, games to play, and adventures to follow that will help you with Language Arts! Check out the word helper and recommended books while you're here.

   http://pbskids.org/lions/

   
   

4. Bill's Games

   This fun site has over a dozen word puzzles, card games, and more. No Java or JavaScript.

   http://www.billsgames.com/

   
   

5. Boeing Kids Page

   Cool activities like mazes, word games, cutouts, and more from Boeing.

   http://www.boeing.com/companyoffices/aboutus/kids/

   
   

6. Decoding Nazi Secrets

   Learn how the Nazi party coded their messages for privacy. You can even send a disguised message or try to break someone else's code!

   http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/decoding/

   
   

7. Enchanted Learning: Fourth of July

   Print out an activity book to celebrate Independence Day, including word searches, word games, and coloring pages of U.S. maps, flags, and other national symbols.

   http://www.enchantedlearning.com/crafts/books/julyfourt...

   
   

8. Fake Out

   Learn new words, like gam or gewgaw or yurt, with this definition guessing game for grades K - 6. Get creative and submit some fake definitions too!

   http://www.eduplace.com/fakeout/

   
   

9. Games - National Geographic Kids

   Try an interactive adventure, fill in the blanks for a mad lib and a photo, or play with one of the mazes, quizzes, word searches, and more!

   http://www.nationalgeographic.com/kids/games/

   
   

10. GoKidding: AlphaFun

    Learn the letters of the alphabet, cursive writing, and rhyming words. Print out worksheets and take quizzes to practice what you've learned. Get help writing your own story.

    http://www.gokidding.com/Language.htm

    
    

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