Vocabulary Activities: How to Spark Creativity
Vocabulary activities and vocabulary learning strategies can be as boring as you make them. I will admit it…I KILLED vocabulary in the years past in
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Vocabulary activities and vocabulary learning strategies can be as boring as you make them. I will admit it…I KILLED vocabulary in the years past in
Teacher organization is something you can either conquer or allow to become the bane of your existence. One of the biggest issues I see with
We’ve all been there. We are ready to teach a fabulous lesson. We know the lesson will engage our kids. And it does…but they finish
Women’s History is celebrated in March. We know it’s important. But how do we add more to our already jam-packed curriculum? Read here for simple
We’ve all been there. It’s Sunday night, and you get an email reminding you that tomorrow is the start of “Dress Up Days for Spirit
Grammar lessons are the best! Just kidding. If you are a language arts teacher, I’m sure you already feel like abandoning this blog post. We
Standardized testing. These two words invoke fear and dread in many middle school teachers. When considering test prep for language arts, the struggle is compounded
So many middle school teachers turned to Google Classroom™ more than ever in 2020. Many of us continued relying on this platform because of its
Teaching poetry to middle schoolers might seem complicated, but there are so many ways to do this simply and effectively. I have found that my
If you teach middle school language arts, you will definitely need to teach theme. After all, the theme is the heart of the story and
Choosing the right historical fiction ya books for your middle schoolers may seem tough. When I introduce my historical fiction unit, most kids think that
Anyone reading this has been a student of social studies. I’m sure we all had at least one teacher who seemed as if his/her job
Vocabulary activities and vocabulary learning strategies can be as boring as you make them. I will admit it…I KILLED vocabulary in the years past in
Teacher organization is something you can either conquer or allow to become the bane of your existence. One of the biggest issues I see with
We’ve all been there. We are ready to teach a fabulous lesson. We know the lesson will engage our kids. And it does…but they finish
Women’s History is celebrated in March. We know it’s important. But how do we add more to our already jam-packed curriculum? Read here for simple
We’ve all been there. It’s Sunday night, and you get an email reminding you that tomorrow is the start of “Dress Up Days for Spirit
Grammar lessons are the best! Just kidding. If you are a language arts teacher, I’m sure you already feel like abandoning this blog post. We
Standardized testing. These two words invoke fear and dread in many middle school teachers. When considering test prep for language arts, the struggle is compounded
So many middle school teachers turned to Google Classroom™ more than ever in 2020. Many of us continued relying on this platform because of its
Teaching poetry to middle schoolers might seem complicated, but there are so many ways to do this simply and effectively. I have found that my
If you teach middle school language arts, you will definitely need to teach theme. After all, the theme is the heart of the story and
Choosing the right historical fiction ya books for your middle schoolers may seem tough. When I introduce my historical fiction unit, most kids think that
Anyone reading this has been a student of social studies. I’m sure we all had at least one teacher who seemed as if his/her job