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Looking to teach students about how character development impacts theme? First, you’ll need to model with some specific, high-interest examples. Students need to know what character development looks like from…
If you are a middle or high school teacher, and you’re not incorporating picture books in your curriculum, why not!? Creating mini lessons with short texts is one of the…
With the rise of independent reading and workshop approaches, many secondary ELA teachers are looking for mentor text recommendations. How can we encourage students to connect whole-class lessons to independent…
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” is part one of a series about using picture books to teach middle school and high school learning concepts.
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