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It’s easy to blaze through your capitalization unit. After all, your students have been studying capitalization rules for years, right? This …

If you’re trying to motivate your students to enjoy grammar, try some of these verb activities. Verb games can turn a boring lesson into a fun …

Verbs are action words, which can make them especially fun to teach, if you do it the right way. Teach your students how to use verbs correctly by …

Looking for some adjective games to keep your kids interested in parts of speech? Try some of these adjective activities for a fun change of pace.

Teach students to write scary short stories for language arts class by reading classic Poe short stories. Students will read and then emulate his …

Good reading comprehension skills and the ability to read critically go hand in hand. Read on for tips on how to help your students become critical …

After reading “Number the Stars” by Lois Lowry, taking the literature lesson plans a step further. These free literature activities are great for …

Looking for a way to introduce “Number the Stars,” by Lois Lowry? This “Number the Stars” lesson plan gives students the …

These “Number the Stars” questions, based on the historical fiction novel by Lois Lowry, are designed to help your students think on several levels …

After reading “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” with your class, try this interactive lesson to review the contents of the novel and …

Use these poems by Robert Frost to teach the elements of poetry, critical thinking, and reading comprehension. It contains Robert Frost teaching …

These poems by Shel Silverstein will help you teach the elements of poetry. This list of Shel Silverstein poems with teaching ideas will make …