10 Activities for Teaching Lord of the Flies
Lord of the Flies is one of those novels that offer a lot of punch in its brevity. There are deep themes on innocence, building
10 Activities to Use While Teaching Speak
Speak is one of those powerful reads that, unfortunately, many students relate to. If not from personal experiences mirroring the main character, the reality of
5 of the First Activities and Lessons for Journalism Class
The beginning of a new school year can be hectic for journalism teachers who are tasked with simultaneously teaching new journalism students who don’t have
10 Activities for Teaching Romeo and Juliet
Romeo and Juliet is one of those classic pieces of literature I think everyone has read. Even students who haven’t read the Shakespeare play have
Back-to-School Night Stations: A Twist on the Traditional Presentation
I’m not sure about you, but I always kind of dread Back-to-School Night. It’s late, I’m usually exhausted from the first couple of weeks of
10 Must-Teach Middle School ELA Lessons
The content and skills students learn in their middle school English language arts classes provide them with a strong foundation and help prepare them for
5 Ways to Incorporate Growth Mindset in Your Classroom
Incorporating a growth mindset into your classroom can have quite a few benefits. According to the American Psychological Association, “Growth mindset is the belief that
10 Activities for Teaching Animal Farm
Animal Farm is such an “easy” read, but it’s also important and packed with themes and civics-related topics to discuss. If you’re looking for new
3 Reasons to Teach Email Etiquette
The start of a new school year brings promise and new hope. It also brings a fresh set of students unfamiliar with your classroom policies.
