Good reinforcement for language arts. Involves students and supports curriculum.

How I Use It

Since students can work on this independently there are numerous applications for it. It does require a fair amount of reading and comprehension, so students may need assistance. I would use this after the lesson has been taught as a supplemental reinforcement of lessons. Students can progress at their own level. It keeps them focused on the activity and content at hand. This is also a good activity for them to do after they are done typing a paper in the computer lab. It's educational and fun. If students in a class are within the same ability range, there could also be added an element of competition, so students stay focused to get the most "points".