7 Important Harlem Renaissance Artists to Teach in Secondary ELA
Teaching the Harlem Renaissance is essential for any English class as it provides a wide variety of lessons…
December 28, 2022Teaching the Harlem Renaissance is essential for any English class as it provides a wide variety of lessons…
Looking for the best YA books of 2022? Look no further! These new releases are all great choices…
Are you looking for a free student gift for middle and high school? Do you need something that’s…
These free ELA worksheets will help you engage students in drama, poetry, rhetoric, and more! Perfect for middle…
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Reader’s Theatre is a fun, low-stress way for students to learn about drama, practice public speaking, and embrace…
Do you need escape room questions and answers? Whether you are a student who’s stuck or a teacher…
These class novel study activities will help increase student participation and strengthen their critical analysis! Even if you’ve…
High-interest, standards-aligned Halloween activities that your students will love (and you’ll love all the time you saved!). Y’all,…
These quick and low-prep media literacy activities will help you improve your student’s critical thinking skills, teach rhetorical…
Hey, y’all! I wanted to drop in today with some special news. I consider myself a cheerleader for…
Are you looking for ways to make your independent reading more engaging? Try these reading response activities! Using…
Creating a museum exhibit in your middle or high school ELA classroom is easy and fun with these…
You can use these low-prep lessons filled with public speaking tips in middle or high school ELA. They…
Making your own worksheets has never been easier, thanks to Microsoft Powerpoint and these easy-to-follow tips. Have you…
It’s summertime, and that (hopefully!) means rest and relaxation! Here are nine things for every English teacher’s summer…
These inspirational writing quotes will help energize the young writers in your classroom, and get them excited to…
It might seem like an unusual combo, but I love using procedural writing to build classroom community. Intrigued?…
Using music in the classroom has countless benefits. This post has song suggestions, teaching tips, ready-to-use resources, and…
Looking for some fun, new classroom games? This post will show you how to play Team Trivia in…
Whether you’re planning a lit circle or you need classroom library recs, I’ve got you covered with this…
Want to have a dystopian literature circle in your classroom? Let me plan it for you! This post…
Video games can be helpful tools to help students gain a deeper understanding of literature. Here are 10…
A low-stress (and low-cost!) way to help students build their public speaking skills is by using children’s books.…
Looking for new ways to use this classic short story? I’m sharing tips and activities I’ve learned while…
Looking for short stories (and other short texts) you can use to teach characterization in literature? This post…
In this post, I share tips, ideas, & resources for teaching Bronx Masquerade by Nikki Grimes. My students…
I am thrilled to announce that I’ve got a new puzzle book for kids, Perfectly Challenging Brain Games…
Whether you’re a pro at escape rooms or a total newbie, this post will help you find a…
Are you looking for free teaching resources to begin the second semester? Here are three activities that I…