Lemony Snicket Web Sites
For Students

• Lemony Snicket  If you don't like photographs, online activities, a song about Count Olaf, screensavers, etc. then don't bother visiting this web site.
   

• Author Interview  Your teacher is having you do an author study on Lemony Snicket. On this web site you can see an exclusive interview with this man.  Your assignment probably won't include the word scramble that you can print out.  Maybe you can do it for extra credit.
   

•  Snicket Gossip  It's not only gossip.  You can find several interactive games in the arcade. There are places you can post your unfortunate stories.  Don't count on winning their online competition.
   

• A Brief Biography of Lemony Snicket  They include an interview with Mr. Snicket and give you information on how send him an e-mail.  We can't figure out why you would ever want to do that!
   

• Unfortunate Movie They are actually making this into a movie.  How awful is that!
   

• Lemony Snicket Word Search  As if you had nothing better to do with your free time!
   

• The Unofficial Lemony Snicket Here's a site with frequently asked questions that was created in the back seat of a van.

Literature Circles
For Teachers

• Literature Circles Resource Center  Created by Katherine L. Schlick Noe, Ph.D  at  Seattle University's School of Education, elementary and middle school teachers will find in-depth information and resources on literature circles.
   

• LiteratureCircles.com  This resource is for educators interested in student-led book discussion groups.
   

• Reading Language Arts Discussion Groups and Literature Circles  Bonnie Chambers from Montgomery Public Schools maintains this resource in Effective reading and writing instruction for students in grades K-8.
   

• Literary Lessons  Laura Candler shares her treasure chest of literary lesson files.
   

• Literature Circles  Fifth Grade teacher Jim Cornish from Gander Academy, created an excellent list of online resources.
   

• Literature Circles  Tips and tricks by Janet Lopez Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School, Juneau.
   

• All America Reads: Literature Circles  All you need to know about Literature Circles without having to ask!
   

• Theory to Practice: Literature Circles   Annette Lamb and Nancy R. Smith have excellent information and recommended resources.
   

• Nancy Polette's Literature Guide  You fill find complete and ready-to-use guides for Lemony Snicket's Book 1 and Book 2.
   

• Best Practices: Instructional Strategies & Techniques  Here's comprehensive web site to help you get started.
   

• Literature Circles   A collection of related  links created by Pam Elliott, Library Specialist.
   

• Instructional Strategies Online  Some interesting ways to adapt and assess Literature Circles