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Phrays is a simple site that publishes a new word of the day everyday. Each word is published with its definition and part of speech. Visitors to the site are encouraged to write and submit a sentence using that word.======

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VisuWords -- VisuWords is a fantastic visual dictionary, Visuwords shows a graphical representation of words and word relationships. Students can view word meanings and associations. =====

**[|Lexipedia]**
====[|Lexipedia] is an amazing site for learning about words and word relationships. Just type in a word to look it up on [|Lexipedia] and in seconds you will have a web of words complete with definitions. [|Lexipedia] gives all nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, fuzzynyms, synonyms, and antonyms for the word. Students can choose to see all of these words at once or choose to show only one type of result. When students hover their mouse over a word, the definition pops up over the word. Students get an immediate visual of word relationships.====

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Save the Words -- Each year hundreds of words are dropped from the English Language. Old words, wise words, hard-working words. Words that lead meaningful lives, but now lie unused, unloved and unwanted. If you love words, find room for them in written works or in conversation.=====

====**My English Images**- is a great site that was designed for English teachers and English teachers working with ESL and EFL students but it is a great site for any literacy classroom. The site has images and worksheets that are available for download that can be used to catch student’s attention, spice up lessons, and illustrate difficult language concepts. [|My English Images]provides pictures that illustrate conversation, grammar, basic English, pronunciation, and vocabulary concepts. New content is added to the collection monthly.====

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[|Grammaropolis] is a fun find that helps students learn the parts of speech. In [|Grammaropolis], all of the characters are a different part of speech. Students will “meet” Adverb, Linking Verb, Pronoun, Adjective, Preposition, Slang, Noun, Conjunction, Interjection, and Action Verb. Each character is personified with personalities inspired by their grammatical roles in a sentence. The characters interact with each other the same way that parts of speech interact in a sentence, brilliant! Each character has a character card that tells a story about them. Students can watch short [|Grammaropolis] videos starring the characters (parts of speech) that live there. Students can take [|Grammaropolis] quizzes, complete word sorts, and color the characters of [|Grammaropolis] in an online coloring book in the games section. Students will enjoy the fun [|Grammaropolis] song featuring all of the characters of [|Grammaropolis]. Coming soon, students will be able to read a book series starring the [|Grammaropolis] characters.=====