
The Five-Paragraph Essay: Why is It Still Relevant?
The age-old five-paragraph essay elicits many things from students: mostly, a creative variety of groans and eye-rolls. An exasperated student might inquire: “Haven’t we done
The age-old five-paragraph essay elicits many things from students: mostly, a creative variety of groans and eye-rolls. An exasperated student might inquire: “Haven’t we done
Whether you are teaching literature or writing, it is important to include lessons that include instruction and practice in your classroom. Here is a look
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, it is time to start planning engaging ELA activities for your middle school and high school classroom. Here
In all my years of teaching in the secondary ELA classroom, I’ve discovered that one of the most polarizing teaching components has been grammar. Students
One thing many students, teachers, and even professional authors forget is the fact that writing is just a form of communication. Even though students may
While prepping for a substitute for your class can be a little daunting, one of the best ways to prepare for a substitute teacher is
Now that another new year is upon us, it is time to welcome students back into the classroom and engage them for the last half
Presentation and strategy are everything when you’re introducing a novel to your class, especially if you have a few (or more) resistant readers in the
WARNING: Contains spoilers and affiliate links to help me maintain the cost of this site. Two Can Keep a Secret is a young adult murder