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Afraid students will not read “A Raisin in the Sun”? Follow these no-fail ideas for a winning unit plan.

Engaging high school students in the writing process is a critical challenge teachers must overcome. These interesting writing prompts will help.

Students who read well have a higher chance of success at life than those who struggle. Make a positive difference with these ninth grade reading …

These web page design lesson plans explain how to teach your students to create their first web page or website, using the familiar mechanics of …

Always using the literary circle for your literature discussions? Use these differentiated instruction strategies and lesson plans for your unit on …

Are you looking to incorporate a movie into your next history lesson plan? For the movie/book, October Sky, a lesson can include comparing and …

More than ever, today’s students are visually oriented. This often bemoaned fact becomes a help rather than a hindrance in the literature classroom …

This list of fun inertia experiments will allow students to experiment with friction and motion. They’ll gain a better understanding of how …

This mini-lesson will help your students develop higher level thinking skills by making predictions when reading literature.

Would you like reading to be an adventure for your students instead of a chore? In this article, we share exciting new teaching approaches coupled …

Content without skills does little for long term success. These two mini-lessons will help you develop thoughtful, intelligent readers.

Finding new ways to keep special ed teens interested in what they read can be challenging. Read on to learn ways that you can help teens with their …