Teaching Resources for The Turn of the Screw by Henry James
The Turn of the Screw is a ghost story written by Henry James. It is set on an estate in England. A woman is hired to take care of two young children. …
Continue ReadingTeaching The Turn of the Screw to Your High School English Lit Class: Presentations, Sample Quizzes, and Other Resources
The story is told in a flashback. There is a narrator who is hosting a party at Christmas. He wants all his guests to tell a ghost story; this is an …
Continue ReadingThe Turn of the Screw by Henry James: Theories and Topics for Classroom Discussion
Were their ghosts doomed forever to wander the manor? Will Miles now join them? Or, was the governess just a madwoman, a victim of isolation and …
Continue ReadingThe Turn of the Screw: Writing Prompts and Final Assignment
“From ghosties and ghoulies and long legged beasties and things that go bump in the night… the God Lord deliver us.”
Continue ReadingAssessment on Basic Multiplication and Division Concepts for 3rd Grade Math
Ready to see how well your students understand the basic concepts of multiplication and division? Use this assessment as an in-class test or take-home …
Continue ReadingMultiplication and Division Lesson Plan: Solving for the Unknown Number in Equations
Once your students have had some practice applying the basic concepts of multiplication and division, you can use this lesson plan to introduce the …
Continue ReadingTeaching Students to Solve Basic Word Problems Involving Multiplication and Division - 3rd Grade Math Lesson
With this lesson plan, you can help your third grade class better understand how to use the basic concepts of multiplication and division to solve …
Continue ReadingMultiplication Basic Facts: Grouping Objects and Finding Products - 3rd Grade Math Lesson Plan
Help your students understand the basic facts of multiplication by introducing the concept of object groups and showing them how to transform simple …
Continue ReadingTeaching the Basic Facts of Division: 3rd Grade Math Lesson Plan
Help your students understand the basic concepts of division by showing how to find the number of objects equally shared between a number of groups.
Continue Reading6th Grade Math Lesson: Using Colorful Number Lines to Teach About Positive and Negative Numbers
Create a visual tool to help your students understand the basic concept of number lines.
Continue ReadingGraphing Ordered Pairs With Positive and Negative Components: Fun Activity for 6th Grade Math
Give a no-pressure quiz and use humor to demonstrate how to represent ordered pairs on a coordinate plane.
Continue Reading3rd Grade Art Lesson on Russian Architecture: Inspired by the 2014 Sochi Olympics
Third graders can become designers in this artsy architecture adventure using Russian culture as inspiration.
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