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Teach Flash Fiction: Engaging Students with Creative Writing
In this lesson, we’ll dive into the art of crafting complete narratives within a tight word count, typically under 1,000 words. Students will learn the
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Creating Graphic Novels in English Class: Romeo and Juliet
The importance of introducing students to the literary masterpieces of yore cannot be overstated. William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, with its timeless exploration of young
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Scripting and Storyboarding a Short Story Scene + Resources
In an era where visual storytelling is pivotal—thanks to films, TV shows, and digital media—bridging the gap between the written word and visual representation has
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Easy Teacher Score Charts for Data Assessment
In my years as an educator, one truth has remained consistent: teaching is as much about understanding our students as it is about delivering content.
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20 Strategies for Teaching Main Idea to Struggling Students
The main idea of a text is more than just another term in our teaching dictionary; it’s the cornerstone of comprehension. But what happens when
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25 Fun Integer Games for the 7th Grade Classroom
When I first stepped into the vibrant world of teaching, I was met with an array of challenges, and not the least among them was
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33 Amazing Improv Games for Middle School Students
Middle school is that unique phase where students are not quite kids but not quite teenagers. It’s a transformative time, full of discoveries, self-awareness, and
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Angles of Elevation and Depression Word Problems Worksheet
Have you ever gazed up at the stars and wondered how high they are? Or looked down from a hill and tried to guess the
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Launch Your Future: Amazing 25 Career Games for Teens
Help students find their career paths with our 25 career games designed specifically for high school students. These interactive career exploration activities will provide a
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Visualizing and Connecting as Reading Strategies
We all know the incredible potential every book holds within its pages. Our mission, as educators, is to help our students unlock this vast universe
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45 Poetry Games for the Classroom Students will Love
I understand the magic of melding words together as someone who’s been both on the listening end of a riveting stanza and the teaching side
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51 Reading Strategies Anchor Charts that Get Results
Introduction to these Visual Resources Have you ever been in the middle of a lesson, searching for that magic tool to make a concept come