WWII Creative Actitivies: Assiging a Literary Analysis of a WWII Novel
In this lesson, have your students write a literary analysis for a novel that has WWII as its setting or theme. This works great as part of a WWII …
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High School Lesson Plans & Tips
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Help Ninth Grade Freshmen Students Adjust to High School
The transition to high school is difficult for some students. This article provides tips to encourage ninth-grade students to get involved and start …
Continue ReadingLesson Plan: Hook the Reader
Too often when writing the draft of an essay, writers include unnecessary information. It’s time we put an end to that.
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Tips to Help Students Create a Thank You Letter
Everyone loves to receive a thank you letter. As people write fewer letters in this day of emails and texting, help students understand this concept …
Continue ReadingDrama Game to Cure Writer's Block in the English Classroom: Have Students Answer Funny Questions
This creative drama game is a great one for English class. Get your students thinking creatively out loud by answering funny and thought-provoking …
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Geometry Practice: A Fun Activity Using Deductive Reasoning
This is a fun little geometry activity that should help students understand the importance of using deductive reasoning skills - and see why proofs …
Continue ReadingBringing Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet to Life in the Classroom
Are your students just not grasping Shakespeare? Read on for advanced tips and techniques to help you teach Romeo and Juliet. This article will also …
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Preparing Grade 12 Students for College
Help your overwhelmed grade 12 students continue to do well in high school while preparing for the new adventure of college. There are a variety of …
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Shakespeare Comes Alive in the Classroom: Tips for Reading Shakespeare Out Loud in Class
Get your students to interact with Shakespeare’s text by moving them around the classroom or assigning parts to read out loud. Shakespeare was …
Continue ReadingThickness of Aluminum Foil: Lab With Significant Digits
Help the topic of Sig Digs come to life with an easy, stimulating activity. Get students out of their seats and let them put the concepts you just …
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