Lesson Plan: Analyzing "Nothing Gold Can Stay"
This lesson is designed for 8th grade regular English/Reading students, but could be adapted for other grade levels. It could also be incorporated in …
Continue ReadingThis lesson is designed for 8th grade regular English/Reading students, but could be adapted for other grade levels. It could also be incorporated in …
Continue ReadingExpand students’ worldview by discussing some fun Latin phrases and then writing about them too.
Continue ReadingHelp students explore their creativity with a fun project that will allow them to do computer research and use their writing skills.
Continue ReadingThis essay test is tailored for Honors/Pre-AP 8th grade, or 9th grade regular English/Reading students. In it we look at Mark Shelley’s …
Continue ReadingThis test is designed for regular or Pre-AP 7th graders who have read Agatha Christie’s classic novel about a set of murders on an isolated …
Continue ReadingThis test uses identification and short-answer questions to assess student learning and comprehension of Avi’s documentary novel about a boy who …
Continue ReadingI calculated the amount of time I have spent correcting comma errors: 2,374 hours. That’s 2,374 hours of my life that I’ll never have …
Continue ReadingMake a game of identifying the eight parts of speech: Stick-it the Quickest. Assign students to work together in teams to find nouns, verbs, …
Continue ReadingHelp students become accustomed to writing from photo prompts as they move into the world of standardized testing. They will enjoy viewing art and can …
Continue ReadingStudents will learn their eight parts of speech by working in a team of two. Each team will create five sentences and create a “key” of …
Continue ReadingStudents sometimes find essay grading policies confusing and unfair. Not anymore.
Continue ReadingThis lesson will show students why they need to learn to identify verbs. To write effectively, students need to learn to identify both types of …
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