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This simple yet informative activity will show your students how atomic mass is calculated. Only requiring a few minutes of prep and minimal …
Continue ReadingThere are no other two words in the English language that high school students like to misuse: using who when they mean whom and whom when they mean …
Continue ReadingThis is the fourth part of a six part series on fairytales. Students, in groups, will create their own version of a fairytale.
Continue ReadingThis is a fun geometry based lesson. The increase in scale during the project helps solidify spatial awareness and measurement estimation. …
Continue ReadingWe’ve talked about context clues. We know they’re important. Why aren’t my students using them?
Continue ReadingSpeeches make students anxious. Help them practice the speech and learn strategies to prepare to enjoy the speech experience.
Continue ReadingMy legions of fans (my three year old son, my dog, and my goldfish) have been asking for a follow up article on using context clues to determine word …
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Students will work in cooperative groups to create a scrapbook that focuses on their understanding of Shakespearean sonnets. In addition, each …
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In this lesson students will learn all about Renaissance Poetry by Ben Johnson, Andrew Marvell, Richard Lovelace, John Milton, Robert Herrick and …
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Using Multiple Intelligences, students will study Shakespeare’s sonnets 29, 116, and 130. Students will focus on metaphor, simile, mood, end …
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