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Journalism from Newspapers in Education (NIE)
http://www.conmon.com/nie/resources.htm
You'll find LOTS of resources in four categories: Lesson plans and teaching activities, Student newspaper resources, Journalism and newspaper resources, and Additional useful teaching links.

The Write Site
http://www.writesite.org/html/oti.html
An OET/SchoolNet Project, this is an interactive language arts and journalism project for middle schools developed by ThinkTVNetwork, Dayton, Ohio. Enter the Newsroom (http://www.writesite.org/html/newsroom.html) to get to the Features Desk, Research Beat, Style Section, and Classroom Challenge. Take a seat at the Editor's Desk (http://www.writesite.org/html/editdesk.html) where the activities include Stop the Presses and Extra, Extra!!. Finally, participate in the Newsstand (http://www.writesite.org/html/newstand.html) where you can sign up and interact with other teachers and classrooms.

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OTHER RESOURCES
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Journalism Theme Page from Community Learning Network (CLN)
http://www.cln.org/themes/journalism.html
This "Theme Page" has links to two types of resources related to the study of Journalism. Students and teachers will find curricular resources (information, content...) to help them learn about this topic. In addition, there are also links to instructional materials (lesson plans) which will help teachers provide instruction in this theme.

Journalism.org
http://www.journalism.org/resources
Follow the tab to Journalism Resources. Areas of focus include Principles of Journalism, Books, CCJ, JTools, Job Links, Journalism Schools, Journalism Websites, Ethics Codes, and Advice to Students.

NewsLink
http://www.newslink.org/
This is a search tool for finding US newspapers (national, state, by type, by topic, etc.), radio and TV networks, magazines (by category), and news sites from around the world.