Common Core Standards
Grade 7
Writing W.7.6
Use technology, including the Internet, to produce and publish writing and link to and cite sources as well as to interact and collaborate with others, including linking to and citing sources.
Wow. Can we give a Award for Redundancy Award to this standard? Well, if the Common Core states that seventh graders should be able to link to and cite sources twice in the same standard, that must mean it's important. Oh, and the about the other thing about collaborating with others (probably through some use of Google Docs or classroom forum) is probably important, too. Too bad the Common Core didn't say that part twice, though.
Aligned Resources
- Teaching A Tree Grows in Brooklyn: Follow the Thread
- Teaching A Wrinkle in Time: Famous Kids Traveling in Threes (or Fours)
- Teaching Maniac Magee: City Divided
- Teaching Maniac Magee: Pizza Problems—Too Many to Count
- Teaching The Westing Game: A Puzzle Mystery: "America the Beautiful": In Depth
- Teaching The Adventures of Tom Sawyer: Modern-Day Toms and Hucks
- Teaching The Westing Game: A Puzzle Mystery: Wanted: Dead or Wax Look-Alike!
- The Basics of Social Media: Communicating with One to One Million People: Blogs and Instant Messaging
- Teaching Ella Enchanted: TWIST-ed Storytelling
- Teaching Hatchet: Biology 101
- Teaching Number the Stars: Friends, Danes, Countrymen…
- Teaching Bridge to Terabithia: Building Bridges
- ELA Online: Digital Literacy Connections to English Language Arts: Twilight Activity: The Cullen Cars
- Teaching Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry: T.J.'s Downward Spiral
- Teaching The Little Prince: Baobabs & WWII
- Teaching The View from Saturday: Getting To Know a Turtle (Almost)
- Teaching The Westing Game: A Puzzle Mystery: Share the Wealth: Pair with an Heir
- Teaching Ella Enchanted: Orphan vs. Orphan
- Teaching American Born Chinese: Individual Identity
- Teaching And Then There Were None: Putting It All Together
- ELA Online: Digital Literacy Connections to English Language Arts: Facebook or Twitter Plot Summary
- Teaching Number the Stars: What Does It Mean to Be Human?
- Teaching The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time: The Title
- Teaching Hatchet: What's The Big Deal in Hatchet?: Determining the Climax
- Teaching The View from Saturday: Too Many Narrators? What's Your Point of View?
- Teaching The Watsons Go to Birmingham - 1963: The Byron Files
- Teaching A Wrinkle in Time: The Quotable Mrs. Who
- Teaching Because of Winn-Dixie: Planting Your Wait and See Tree
- Online Community, Culture, and Citizenship: The Ties That Bind: How To Be A Good Online Citizen
- Online Research and Keyword Search Techniques: Research Basics: Where in the World (Wide Web) Is…?
- Teaching Hatchet: All Alone and Nowhere to Go
- Teaching The Voyage of the Dawn Treader: Sailing Around the World