Before we begin, let's explain how this section is laid out. Resources is full of information for teachers and students alike. Syllabi, story ideas, and advice are all contained here. A word of warning, though, it's all copyrighted. This represents a decade of learning and loving what I do. You can use as much as you want for free - if you are in a classroom situation. But, if you make a penny off my heartache, you'll hear from a lawyer. Dave Davis, HTV Adviser, at work in Edit Bay 2 You will need a modern browser to take the full effect of this page. Click on your favorite flavor and then come back. From time to time in this section you will see this icon: This is a link to a hard copy file that can be downloaded to print out on your computer. The PDF at the end means Portable Document Format and can be used on Windows and Macintosh computers alike. You will need a program called Adobe Acrobat Reader to see the contents of this form. The download process is automatic once you click the icon, just like you use your computer now. If you don't have Adobe Acrobat Reader, click the button below: Where you see the PDF icon, you will see this icon: This is a link to a text-only file that you can download. It will not have any fonts or layout - again, it is text-only. The PDF file will look better, and will be easier to use once you get the correct software. However, the text format can be downloaded using the "Save As" feature of your browser. If you still don't understand, get "Adobe Acrobat Reader" and use the PDF files we have provided. Finally, these pages are designed to be printed out. Feel free to print, and add notes of your own, to create a teacher's manual for your class. If you still have questions, use the button bar at the bottom of the page to get to Mail. Please send us all your comments and suggestions. Good Luck. Please hit the Next button to the left to continue.