K12 Language Arts

Online resources for K-12 students to study English include hot vocabulary, grammar exercises, reading exercises, classic books, and other educational materials. We organized the main content into sections for elementary, middle, and high school grades. For those that are difficult to categorize at particular levels, we put them in the generic section.
Search Quotes from Classic Book
Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
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Classic Literature & Great Books
Classic Literature & Great Books for K-12
Modern web apps help K-12 students read and study classic books and great books. Based on each book, these apps offer reading, searching, studying by chapter, vocabulary building, and other online information services.
Author Story List Character Analysis List
Classic Quotes by Word or Phrase
Learning how great writers make excellent sentences with ordinary words only needs a few clicks. We list the most frequent words searched here; however, you can input your words or phrases to search classic works on demand.
Word's Sentences and Contexts
Learn words from sentences from classic books. The app collects 40,000 words; input your word, you not only get its meaning and example but also have sentences and their contexts from classic works.
Grammar: Notes and Exercises
Grammar Notes
This is a hub of middle-level English grammar materials for tutors, students, and parents. In addition to some common grammar topics, it also includes roots (prefix and suffix) helper and online grammar exercises.
Elementary Grammar Exercise
Grammar Exercise includes thousands of quizzes to cover essential English grammar topics. All exercises are divided into five groups: Parts of Speech, Parts of Sentence, Verb, Tense, and Others. Each consists of some subgroups, e.g., Tense includes four common tenses: present, past, perfect, and future.
Reading & Writing
Reading Exercise
Reading exercises are much more than schoolwork. They are powerful tools that shape academic success and personal development. By improving reading skills, students prepare themselves for a lifetime of learning and success.
Student Writing Resource Hub
This is a hub of writing resources for K-12 students, including training questions for essays and letters, sample answers, and analysis tools to sharpen writing skills. Hundreds of training questions, organized under keywords, are handy for students to check, practice, and prepare.
Essay Questions Letter Questions
Vocabulary Building
Short Wordlists
This section hosts some short wordlists that are are usually challenging or funny for most students. With these words, we also provide suitable tools, like online practice, printable materials, review patterns, and example sentences, to help students study them quickly.
Words of the Day for Students
It's a hub for middle school and high school students to access the Words of the Day. The students' worksheets are organized by grade, including grades 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. Most words are shown by frequency. Some low-frequency words are listed alphabetically at the end of each grade.
Prepare SAT & ACT
3000 Common SAT Vocabulary
3000 Common SAT Vocabulary Words is a middle-level list for test-takers. These words are mainly from recent SAT papers and the College Board's official practice materials. In addition to definitions and explanations, the vocabulary includes interactive exercises, such as meaning matching and spelling.
1000 Basic SAT ACT Words
The online vocabulary course is to help you own 1000 common words for either the SAT or ACT college admission examinations; each word has a definition card, example sentence, single-choice test, spelling exercise, and use cases in classic literature. It groups all words into 30 lessons for online study and practice.
Online SAT ACT Vocabulary Flashcard
The web app is based on a 2000-word SAT/ACT list, which includes all elements of a word: pronunciation, definition, and example sentence. Besides, it offers sample use cases from classic literature, by which you can learn how to use difficult words in sentences from Oliver Twist, David Copperfield, and other masterpieces.
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