How to Teach Shakespear's Hamlet
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark! But is it truly rotten, or is it all in the Dark Prince’s head?
Continue ReadingSomething is rotten in the state of Denmark! But is it truly rotten, or is it all in the Dark Prince’s head?
Continue ReadingYour students can write a basic creative writing piece. They have mastered the plot, they can create a character. Now it is time to give that …
Continue ReadingIf you simply tell your students that they must turn in a works-cited page, they will look at you as if you have sprouted two or three heads. This …
Continue ReadingUse these strategies for teaching poetry with the accompanying lesson plan. Teach your students the importance of poetry, and clear benefits which …
Continue ReadingLiven up your next English or Language Arts lesson with this character study and creative writing activity. The students will be intrigued by …
Continue ReadingIdentifying figurative language in poetry is essential for enjoying poetry. This lesson plan will help you teach how to do it.
Continue ReadingAs a writer and theatre enthusiast, I’ve always been thankful for great monologues. Interestingly enough, as it turns out, being thankful can …
Continue ReadingI love identifying sound devices used in poetry. My students didn’t until I used this lesson plan. Find out how you can easily explain sound …
Continue ReadingWho knew teaching sonnets could be this great? Use these handy tips to develop your own sonnet lesson plans for high school students.
Continue ReadingI read “The Interlopers” every year. Every year I’m enriched. Every year, some kid says, “I don’t get it. That was …
Continue ReadingBeverly Cleary’s autobiography covers her early childhood until beginning of college. Her books give the reader an a feeling for what it was like to …
Continue ReadingRay Bradbury is good at using sensory details. I’m not. This lesson plan compensates for my deficiencies in using sensory details by teaching …
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