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Creative Classroom Core: The All Time Best Short Stories for Middle School… Middle School Language Arts, Middle School English, Middle School Classroom, English Classroom, Middle School Student, High School, English Teachers, Characterization Middle School, School Reading
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The All Time Best Short Stories for Middle School Students!
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Teaching Literary Elements, Teaching Literature, Teaching High School, Student Teaching, Teaching Reading, English Literature, American Literature, Literature Unit, Gcse English
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15 More Short Stories for Engaging Secondary Students & Teaching Literary Elements
Worksheets: Parts of a Book (asking students where the ISBN on a book seems very bookseller turned Librarian...in other words, perfect!) School Library Lessons, Library Lesson Plans, Elementary School Library, Library Skills, Library Books, Elementary Schools, Library Ideas, Kindergarten Library Lessons, Library Reference
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Worksheets: Parts of a Book (asking students where the ISBN on a book seems very bookseller turned Librarian...in other words, perfect!)
writing college application essays, #writing #college #application #essays #writingcollegeapplicationessays Elements Of Literature, English Literature Notes, Ap Literature, Language And Literature, Teaching Writing, Teaching Resources, Language Resources
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Writing commentary is undoubtedly the most difficult part of writing any essay. All other parts of the essay are more formulaic in nature. There are standard rules for how to write a thesis statement, a topic sentence, a blended quotation, etc. But when it comes to commenting on evidence, there isn’t one set way to do it. In this blog, I explore how to teach your students to be successful with writing commentary. Writing Jobs, Academic Writing, Writing Services, Student Work, Teaching English, Elf Writing, Teaching Secondary
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Teaching Students How to Write Commentary for the Literary Analysis Essay — Bespoke ELA: Essay Writing Tips + Lesson Plans
Writing commentary is undoubtedly the most difficult part of writing any essay. All other parts of the essay are more formulaic in nature. There are standard rules for how to write a thesis statement, a topic sentence, a blended quotation, etc. But when it comes to commenting on evidence, there isn’t one set way to do it. In this blog, I explore how to teach your students to be successful with writing commentary.
Teaching Grammar through Literature: Bringing Language to Life in the Secondary Classroom: Amazon.co.uk: Anna McGlynn, Rachel Fenn: Books Grammar Activities, Teaching Grammar, Grammar Lessons, Grammar Resources, Grammar School, Learning, Secondary School English
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Teaching Grammar through Literature: Bringing Language to Life in the Secondary Classroom
Teaching Grammar through Literature: Bringing Language to Life in the Secondary Classroom: Amazon.co.uk: Anna McGlynn, Rachel Fenn: Books
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Native American Photos
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Alone On An Island
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The Island That Inspired the Book 'Island of the Blue Dolphins'
San Nicolas Island – Naval Air Station Point Mugu, California - Atlas Obscura
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15 More Short Stories for Engaging Secondary Students & Teaching Literary Elements
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Janice Malone - ELA Seminars
Teaching Literature
Teaching students to understand poetry does NOT need to be a challenge. See the seven steps that break it down and make it manageable. These seven steps will work great for your 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, & 12th grade classroom or home school students. Use this for Literature lessons, a poetry unit, during National Poetry month in April, for test prep, and much more. #poetry #poetrylessons #iteachmiddleschool #middleschool Literature Lessons, Poetry Lessons, Math Lessons, School Lessons, Teaching Poetry
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Teaching Students to Comprehend Poetry in 7 Steps
Teaching students to understand poetry does NOT need to be a challenge. See the seven steps that break it down and make it manageable. These seven steps will work great for your 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, & 12th grade classroom or home school students. Use this for Literature lessons, a poetry unit, during National Poetry month in April, for test prep, and much more. #poetry #poetrylessons #iteachmiddleschool #middleschool
Study All Knight Teacher Resources
Study All Knight Teacher Resources
Teaching Literature
Head Over Heels For Teaching: Song lyrics to teach figurative language! Teaching Language Arts, Teaching Literacy, Speech And Language, Teaching Ideas
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Head Over Heels For Teaching: Song lyrics to teach figurative language!
When you think about what you want students to learn from The Crucible, think about what they'll remember five years from now. Student Learning, Middle School, Student Success, High Schools, Math Education, Teaching Ela, Teaching Tools
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What Your Students Should Learn From The Crucible | Gil Teach
When you think about what you want students to learn from The Crucible, think about what they'll remember five years from now.
These high school lesson plans for Miller’s The Crucible emphasize the drama’s theme of McCarthyism. High School Lesson Plans, High School Lessons, High School Literature, American History, Good Books, Books To Read
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Lesson Plans for Teaching The Crucible in the Context of McCarthyism
These high school lesson plans for Miller’s The Crucible emphasize the drama’s theme of McCarthyism.
▶ Figurative Language Examples in Songs: Part 1 - YouTube Teaching Videos, English Language Arts, Language Activities, Writing Activities
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Figurative Language Examples in Songs: Part 1
▶ Figurative Language Examples in Songs: Part 1 - YouTube
Olivia DeSantiago
Olivia DeSantiago
Teaching Literature