Three Creative Ideas for Expository Writing Mini Lessons: Perfect for Middle School Students
Improve your students’ writing skills and add a little fun to the class with these expository writing mini lessons to get them started on …
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English Lesson Plans for Middle School
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Discover Interactive Activities for Greek Mythology
To teach Greek mythology in your high school or middle school classroom, try these interactive activities for Greek mythology.
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Prepositions: Three Interactive Mini Lessons
Tired of teaching prepositions with worksheets? Your students probably are fed up too. Look at using small preposition lessons to add spice into your …
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“I Am Sam” Movie Lesson Plan: Teaching Film Interpretation for Middle School
Whether in conjunction with another story or as a solo effort in an advanced film class, “I Am Sam” is a great movie to share with your class. Get …
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Ideas for Teaching "A Week in the Woods" For Grades 4-7
Why bother making friends or even trying in school when you are only going to be there for half a year? Who will be lost in the woods? Find out with …
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Evaluating Information Lesson Plan
Evaluating information is important when conducting research, whether for a school assignment or personal use. The evaluating information lesson in …
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Examples of Connotation in Literature: Stories that Use Connotation and Denotation
Great writers choose the right word at the right time. Great writers understand denotation and connotation. This list of stories that use …
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Showing Connotation vs. Denotation Meanings to Students
Denote and connote are sometimes confusing for kids to discern. These tips will help you to teach them the differences.
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Interactive Activity Ideas For Comparing and Contrasting in Literature
So you just finished discussing a book’s story grammar in class. Next task: comparing and contrasting the protagonist and antagonist. Do you …
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Lesson Plan on Creating a Newspaper
Students will learn about the basic parts of a newspaper, how to write a basic newspaper article, and how to organize a class newspaper in this lesson …
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