I found this the other day and I thought you might enjoy it… I had a lot of fun goofing off with this. I do think it would be a great start to reading a story or to characterize a person in the story. It would also work with poetry.
Not an assignment just a supplemental post!
Wordle: use it for pre-reading, pre-writing, responding to reading, editing.
Wordle generates a visual image of a block of text, with frequently used words appearing in larger letters. It is a useful tool for visual learners. Teachers are finding it a both a useful strategy and a challenge to their creativity!
- Dawn Hogue blogs about Wordle as a prereading strategy.
- Tracy Lux lists some possibilities for poetry, reading, and writing.
- Tom Woodward uses Wordle with poetry.

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February 26, 2009 at 2:30 am
Carla
Thank you for visiting Web English Teacher and for copying the text from my home page into your blog! Lots of teachers are exploring the possibilities of Wordle — will you be posting something that you created?