If you can't get your friends to agree to act in your cinematic masterpieces, how about trying stop-motion? Whether your draw your inspiration from Gumby or Robot Chicken, let us show you some basics! Bring your own device (any tablet or smartphone with camera) or use one of our laptops. Who knows, maybe this will be the beginning of a film festival.
You must be enrolled in grades 7-12 (or homeschool equivalent) to attend.
Award winning book lists at ALA
Flamingnet
Young adult books reviewed by young adult reviewers
No Flying No Tights
A website reviewing graphic novels for teens
Out of the ordinary teen booklists
Teen Reads
Book reviews, author info, monthly contests and giveaways and more on this site dedicated to teens
Ask Rose
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology's Homework Hotline provides FREE math and science homework help to Indiana students in grades 6-12
Favorite Poem Project
Videos of everyday people reading their favorite poems aloud.
The Other Pages
Thousands of works by hundreds of poets.
Poetry 180
Founded by former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins (2001-2003), has an audio and/or video version of a poem for every day of the school year (180).
Poetry Foundation
They have it all- including annotated poems and a glossary of poetic terms (Resources tab> Learning Lab)
Poetry Express
Publish your poetry! Also has poetry formulas, a blog, and E-Muse.
Poetry Out Loud
National Recitation Contest, Find-a-poem, blog, etc.
Poets
Poem-a-Day, audio & video, mobile poetry, discussion, and more.
INSPIRE
Free for Indiana residents
