Teaching the MTV of Literary Analysis
Teaching literary analysis in middle school and high school classrooms is much more engaging when you use fun acronyms. When teaching literature in the secondary
Easy-to-Assign Digital ELA Lessons for the Secondary Classroom
With the school year in full swing, teachers everywhere are exhausted. The 2020-2021 school year will be unlike any of the other school years. Whether
10-Minute Journaling Activities to Kick Off the Class
Journaling at the start of class is an excellent way for middle school and high school students to get into the right mindset to learn.
Teaching Class Novels: 6 Ways to Make Novel Studies More Fun in the Secondary ELA Classroom
Teaching class novels can be a fun and exciting time in the ELA classroom. However, when completing class novel studies, it can be easy to
Creating a Student-Centered Classroom: How to Personalize the Classroom for Your Students
With classes starting up again soon, it is essential to welcome your students back into the classroom in an engaging and personalized way. When students
5 Time-Saving Tips for Remote Teaching
After being back in the classroom teaching my students remotely for three weeks now, I am starting to feel like I am more in the
Must-have Digital ELA Teaching Resources
With so many middle school ELA and high school English teachers starting the school year with remote or hybrid teaching, this school year will look
5 Ways to Help Students Improve Their Writing
Teaching middle school ELA and high school English students how to write well is a challenging task! One way to help students improve their writing
Five Easy Ways to Discuss Theme with Your Students
When teaching literature in the middle school ELA or high school English classroom, one element students struggle with is the theme. Students struggle with identifying