8 Best-Ever ELA Lesson Plans For Your Classroom
Have you ever had a moment of absolute triumph when you finished a lesson in your high school English class? A time where you just thought to yourself: YES, this
Have you ever had a moment of absolute triumph when you finished a lesson in your high school English class? A time where you just thought to yourself: YES, this
I love music. I have no discernible talent for playing music, but I have a soundtrack for life that can be taken to a moment or emotion with the right
In my pre-teaching life, I studied journalism and did freelance work for different newspapers and magazines. So when I started teaching, it was important to incorporate media in ways that
Do you ever wonder what other teachers are doing with poetry? What poetry ideas are they using in their classrooms? Well, for this post that’s exactly what I asked of
Choosing poems that will engage all of the learners in your class can be a challenge. You might try palindrome poetry or X, but another option is choosing a theme
Let’s skip the debate about whether graphic novels count as reading since I’m hopeful we all just agree that yes, they do! And then we can move right to talking
Sometimes it’s fun to get a little meta in English class so what about poetry? Focus on some poetry about poems in order to explore what poets think about their
Are you looking for your students to love poetry? This can be a tall task but take heart because Instagram poetry – aka instapoetry – might just be the answer!
Are you a teacher looking to incorporate more books about poetry into your classes? Whether you’re looking for some fresh ideas on teaching literature, or simply want to get young
Characterization is one of those lessons that teachers include year after year and often repeatedly in the year. Those lessons vary in content but can always use a bit of