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**Here are sources that might be helpful for appealing to many types of learners in your classroom:** [|American Rhetoric: Top 100 Speeches] This site gives you video footage, audio, and the text too! Videos span the last 100 years.

[|Discovery Education Streaming] Teachers and students can stream and download video from Discovery Ed. There's lots of good stuff here, but middle school and high school reading teachers need to check out the Great Books series. I love these videos! Of course, Discovery Education will also allow you to personalize your DE page to include historical links to target language arts.

[|National Geographic Website]--video, music, and images to use in the classroom. Great for science topics and cultural study! [|National Geographic for Kids Website]--video, music, activities, games, stories, and a kids section that is really cool!

Don't forget that we can make videos and online books students write. Use Photostory 3 and a scanner to create a student-generated book. You could also scan text illustrations, insert them into a program like Photostory or Windows Movie Maker and create a read-aloud text that can be burned to a CD or DVD, or you could play them on your computer and project them for students to see.