Middle school english projects

Assigning a graphic essay in your middle school ELA or high school English classroom will be your never favorite essay writing and multimedia ELAR project! #teacher #essay #teachingwriting #highschoolEnglishideas #highschoolEnglishprojects #highschoolEnglish #graphicessay

This blog post covers ways to teach The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton in middle school and high school English. I designed a novel unit that has hands-on, interactive activities and projects for the book and show how it's used in the blog post. #middleschoolela #middleschoolenglish #novelstudy #highschoolela #highschoolenglish #theoutsiders

This collaborative short story review poster project is a great way to get students thinking about literary elements.

Here are five fun poetry projects that you can use in your middle school ELA or high school English classroom. These fun poetry projects work perfectly with any poetry unit! #teachingpoetry #secondaryELA #englishteacher #middleschoolELA #teachingpoems #poetryprojects #poetryactivities #2ndaryela #highschoolEnglish #poetryactivities

In this project, you will be working in pairs to create your own country from scratch. Use your imagination and the following guidelines.

Creative and engaging ways to bring art into your middle school ELA classroom.

Are you looking for ways to make learning more meaningful in your Secondary ELA Classroom? Check out these twenty five creative project ideas that I have found to be meaningful and successful while also motivating for learners.

Learn why one-pagers are one of my go-to activities for breaking down complex topics and texts. Understand what they are, why you and your students will love them, and how to implement them in your ELA classroom. I even have the advice to help you tackle the biggest obstacle you’ll encounter with this activity.

You might recognize project-based learning as a buzzword in education. There is a reason for all the hype surrounding project-based learning. If you're not already using PBL in your English Language Arts classroom, this blog post will introduce you to six simple and fun project-based learning examples. You can use these ideas in your ELA classroom even if you have no experience with PBL. You can also apply these ideas to middle school ELA and high school English classes. Read on for more…

Are you interested in infusing creativity into your middle school English Language Arts classroom? Unleash students' creativity and understanding of their reading with the Book Flatlay Project. Try this middle school book report project for middle school ELA. This photography-based approach to book reports enables students to visualize their understanding of the reading material artistically and expressively. Try this Book Flatlay Project as a middle school ELA activity.

Fun and educational middle school ELA games for grammar and literacy

Tired of the same old end of the year activities for middle school language arts? Try these 16 unconventional middle school ELA activities that will challenge your students’ critical and creative thinking. From creating a magazine to designing an interactive exhibit – these creative final project ideas will help you spice things up in your ELA classes!

Looking for a hands-on, creative way to wrap up your novel study? The Literary Analysis Creative Square Project is a fun, flexible activity that allows students to showcase their understanding in a unique format. Perfect for middle and high school English classes! Engaging Novel Activities | End of Novel Project | Hands on novel activity

Teaching research skills to middle school students is a gigantic task! Here are 10 Ideas to Make Teaching Research Easier!

Transform the end of the school year into a celebration of growth and accomplishment with these fun ideas and activities!

Encourage middle and high school students to THINK CRITICALLY and CREATIVELY with these literary analysis activities that are helpful for growing readers and writers. #LiteraryAnalysis #EngagingELA #MiddleSchool #HighSchool

21st-century readers prefer bite-sized information. Outside of school, our students are primarily reading news, entertainment, and information that is highly visual because it's convenient and appealing to the senses. This is why visual literacy is so important. This blog post will show you how to teach visual literacy to your students using an acronym called the OPTIC Strategy - perfect for media literacy, middle school and high school English Language Arts, and AP Language and Composition!

Pen & Paper Games, 22 different fun games. These boredom busters are perfect for road trips, campgrounds, hotels, or just those long summer days when there’s “nothing to do mom.”

Our All About Me Hoodie template prompts students to unleash their inner creativity and design a cool hoodie showing all of their favorite activities.

Support research and writing skills with an interactive travel brochure project! This engaging project is perfect for elementary and middle school students. Use it for social studies units, class novels, state reports, and more! Click to see templates, examples, and a rubric. Your students will love this unique project. Check it out today! #research #6thgrade #ushistory #brochureproject via @literacyinfocus