8 Ways to Design Engaging Grammar Lessons
Looking to spice up your grammar instruction? I have a few ideas for making engaging grammar lessons that might help. There are approximately 23 million blog posts and articles about…
Laughing All the Way: Spreading Christmas Cheer through Music-Inspired Task Cards
“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.” One of the many lessons we learn from Buddy in the movie Elf is that singing is…
A Simple Way to Introduce Students to Critical Reading Lenses: Tips for Texts, Lenses, & Assessments
This post contains ideas for introducing students to critical reading lenses using Disney films paired with other texts. My relationship with Disney is paradoxical. I love their films, but I…
Unlocking the Power of Children’s Literature in Middle and High School
This is part two of a series discussing ideas for incorporating classic children’s literature in ELA lessons for older students. To read part one, click here. There’s definitely no shortage…
You’re Never too Old to be Young: Using Picture Books with Older Students ~ Part 1
“You’re Never too Old to be Young: Using Picture Books with Older Students” is part one of a series about using picture books to teach middle school and high school learning concepts.
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