rwt junior | the i-magazine by young readers•writers•thinkers

rwt(tm) junior

Go to It
Grades K-5
Grades 6-8
Grades 9-12
Ask the Editor
Research Rockets™
Mark Your Calendar
Young People's
Poetry Contest,
2003

Vote for It
Gold Star Teacher
Page-Turner Award

For the Teacher
The Guide
Lesson Plans
Editor's Note
Teachers' Club

For the Parent
parent*link
Parent Resources

Poetry Contest Winners
April is National Poetry Month. Young People's Poetry Week was April 14-20. r•w•t junior™ celebrated the creative works of young people with our annual Young People's Poetry Contest. Check out the winning poems.

Sharing Your Experiences
Whether you are a long-time volunteer or just getting started, we want to hear about your experiences. Tell us where you volunteer and why you chose to volunteer for this cause. If you created your own volunteer program, share how you got started. Also, let us know how volunteering has changed your life. Go there.

write here. write now.^SM
Research Rockets™ Tools
Brain Boosters Career Moves Computer Genius Do I know you? Doodles	Figuratively Speaking Get Involved Study Buddy Under the Microscope

r•w•t™ Investigator, Grades K-5
Renaissance Man Advising Abraham Lincoln Pilot Discovery When the Games Began

r•w•t™ Investigator, Grades 6-8
The Kelp Mystery	When the Games Began Renaissance Man Advising Abraham Lincoln Pilot Discovery

r•w•t™ Investigator, Grades 9-12
Renaissance Man Timeless Stories


Grades K-5
	Summer Activities Let's get busy with our summer journals.

Grades 6-8
	Summer Activities Let's get busy with our summer journals.

Grades 9-12
	Summer Activities Let's get busy with our summer journals.

An r•w•t junior™ Theme
Can't think of a writing topic? Check out the theme Making a Difference, or find even more ideas in Research Rockets™.

Click here to send us your writing about Making a Difference.


The Guide Find all the information you need to know about r•w•t junior™, the free online publishing program that helps students learn more about writing skills and standards, the publishing world, the Internet, and more. Go there.		Lesson Plans By clicking on the schoolhouse symbol in Wednesday Writing™, find out what objectives correspond with a particular activity. Use the objectives and targets to help create your formal lesson plans. Go there.

(top)