Use Figurative Language in Descriptive Writing To Help Readers See, Hear, and Feel
Read about four types of figurative language that are easy for most students to use and will help them write more effective descriptive essays.
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Teaching Middle School: Grades 6-8
Showing guides and explainers filed under Teaching Middle School: Grades 6-8.
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How to Write a Persuasive Essay Tips for Teachers: Help Your Students Learn How To Write Convincing Persuasive Essays
Continue reading for teaching tips that will help your students learn how to write an effective persuasive essay.
Continue ReadingTeaching Linear Equations with One Variable: Math Lesson Plan
Here’s a useful math lesson plan for teachers covering linear equations. You’ll find definitions and examples of how to solve problems …
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The Lottery Lesson Plans for Middle School Students
This lesson plan is designed for grades 7-8 and takes your students through this chilling tale about an unwanted victory.
Continue ReadingReading Strategies Using Partners: Strategies for Improving Reading Comprehension
Students may know how to read, but can they comprehend what they read? Using reading dyads is an easy way to help students achieve comprehension while …
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Recyle Art Project: An Easy Lesson for Children
This easy recycled art project will help teach students the benefits of recycling by creating a craft from recycled materials. Students will learn the …
Continue ReadingLesson Plan: The Category of Order in Scientific Classification
Use this lesson plan to help your students to understand the system of scientific classification, specifically the category of Order.
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Reading Skills: Lesson Plan for Visualization and Imagery
Do you have students who HATE to read for enjoyment, or loath independent reading time? More often than not, these students lack an important skill: …
Continue ReadingTeaching Sensory Details in Writing
When students are writing descriptions in stories, narratives, or even poetry, they should use sensory details to bring the setting alive and make it …
Continue ReadingUtilizing Music and Songs in the Classroom
Adding music to an English lesson stimulates student’s minds and grabs their attention. Students connect to the lesson through one of their interests. …
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