Alexander The Great WebQuest Assignments for Students
Alexander the Great lived to be only 33, but in that short life he amassed an empire, opened the western world to the east, and vice versa, changing …
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Alexander the Great lived to be only 33, but in that short life he amassed an empire, opened the western world to the east, and vice versa, changing …
Continue ReadingBefore jumping feet first into the play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, give students a pre-assessment of the play. This quiz will allow you to …
Continue ReadingThe box projects in this lesson are for the middle school language arts classroom. One box activity is to be used with independent novels or …
Continue ReadingTo not bore middle school students to tears with new reading and writing lessons, try these pre-assessment activities. These pre-assessments will …
Continue ReadingOne activity to keep students engaged at the end of the year is survey other students, analyze the data and to present their findings. This activity …
Continue ReadingAn end-of-the-year poem is a great way to close the middle school year. The poems should be reflective and humorous. The poem will have four …
Continue ReadingThis article is for middle and high school teachers, to coordinate with a unit about Bradbury’s classic.
Continue ReadingIncorporating literary terms into an English class can be done with activities, writing and while reading. Broaden students’ interests in …
Continue ReadingAre you an art teacher looking for art substitute lesson plans or a substitute intimidated by an art classroom? No need to worry! Here are some easy …
Continue ReadingIf your students are studying Newbery winners, racism issues or themes about making a difference in the world, Maniac Magee is a great book to use. An …
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